Dépaysement

Pronounced, “dee-pace-mon”. A French term to describe the disoriented feeling that comes from being in a foreign or different place. ‘Pays’ translates to ‘country’ and ‘dépayser’ means ‘to disorientate’. Hence, some may refer to this feeling as ‘decountrification’, or the feeling of being an outsider. See also hiraeth.

Reference:

Barra, M. (2020, May 3). Why you need to experience the “depaysement” once in your life. https://medium.com/publishous/why-you-need-to-experience-the-depaysement-once-in-your-life-1cb981e5dcd6

Kayes, C., Allen, N., & Self, N. (2017). How leaders learn from experience in extreme situations: The case of the US military in Takur Ghar, Afghanistan. In Leadership in extreme situations (pp. 277-294). Cham: Springer International Publishing.