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300 | Lunch with a view! Looking over the city of Innsbruck. | null | I thought that was a wave on a beach at first glance. |
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301 | Moorea, French Polynesia | null | Oh my god is that Opunahu Bay? I lived on Moorea for a few months doing research while in college. I love that island!!!! |
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302 | A view of the Blue Mosque taken through a small window inside the Hagia Sofia. Istanbul, Turkey. | null | I took so many pictures from those windows ! They've made for the most stunning pictures I have :) |
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303 | I have been traveling for 4 weeks around Europe after quitting a job I disliked. Walked through the old town at 5:00 to capture the sunrise over Prague this morning. There were some horizon level clouds that were pretty frustrating. Captured with my iPhone 8 and this image has not been edited. | null | Prague is one of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever been to. This is a great shot. |
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304 | Best birthday of my life on the Isle of Skye, Scotland | null | I just went through the photos from my Scotland trip couple of years ago and I have a photo from that same location and almost the same view.
http://imgur.com/0iFXhvQ
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305 | Visited Patagonia this summer and this was definitely the highlight. | null | just to make sure , ur summer is their winter , right ? |
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306 | Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal | null | I loved the tunnels and the well. Totally worth visiting and I’m glad I did it! |
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307 | I painted this map on my wall and I'm adding color on each state I'm visiting. Do you like it? | null | Yes, that is really awesome. Do the colors stand for anything? |
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308 | North Wales. One of the more underrated parts of Great Britain. | null | This looks like something from lord of the rings |
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309 | A magical scene caught in the streets of Amsterdam, Netherlands | null | Amsterdam is such a cool city. I'll never understand how it can have so much water in a downtown core and not stink of shit. Im only say that from a North American perspective living next to a major river that smells like shit all the time. I wanna go back so bad but its kinda pricey there. This place is easily a 9/10 |
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310 | You never really hear much about Lichtenstein, but wow is it gorgeous | null | Liechtenstein is great and all, but it's tiny so I can understand that people might forget about it. The capital city is basically just a village of 5000 people. |
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311 | The sun setting on Puento Nuevo in Ronda, Spain. This was the most beautiful place I’ve ever been. Go in Spring to enjoy the wildflowers 💐 | null | I love Ronda - one of my favorite places in Spain. There is a cloistered convent there that sells baked goods, a must if you go to Ronda. |
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312 | Lorenzo Quinn's sculpture titled "Support" just revealed at the 2017 Venice Biennale - it depicts the affects of climate change and the rising sea level in the city. | null | I'm in Venice right now. Do you know where this is exactly in the city?
Edit: Found it.
Edit 2: [Pic at sundown on my DSLR](https://m.imgur.com/e9gAu) |
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313 | Rainy nights and beautiful lanterns in Hoi An, Vietnam. I would love to go back, it's magical. | null | It's pretty, especially at night when the town and lanterns light up, historic, a UNESCO World heritage sight which I'm a big fan of, but damn I just felt like it was fake. It felt like Disney world, the only place in Vietnam where I saw more foreigners than locals. They were selling those lanterns with candles to float down the river which looks beautiful, but if you walk down you'll see them all wash up in a big pile, every single night. It's wasteful and not eco friendly. |
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314 | After a long trip from London on a misty day, I arrived at Durdle Door in Dorset and the sky just cleared out. Definitely the best seaside place I have been to in the UK. | null | Durdle Door is located on the Jurassic Coast in south-west England, 15 miles from Weymouth. The landscapes on the whole coast are just spectacular. It is definitely a good place to enjoy nature at its best. |
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315 | 10-days in Namibia, Africa (August 2022) | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/wpmmc2 | Lots of great r/humanforscale pics in here! |
316 | After years saying i should solo travel. Finally went alone to Iceland. | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/q6k114 | [deleted] |
317 | Went to Bath UK, got up before the tourists and snapped this | null | How did you get up before yourself? |
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318 | At the border between Russia and Mongolia. Looking south back into Mongolia. | null | There's something about Mongolia. I'll get there one day. |
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319 | Where is the one place that you'd move to tomorrow? Mine is Barcelona. I miss this place so much. | null | Vancouver 100%, mountains on the right, beautiful sea on the left, and the city in the middle, surrounded by a nature. |
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320 | Ran into a roadblock on the way to Mt. Kilimanjaro [OC] | null | Lucky to get a clear shot of Kili! Of the six times I’ve been to Tanzania I think I’ve only seen it clear two or three times. |
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321 | Plaza de España, Sevilla | null | Beautiful. You just reminded me that I visited this place almost 10 years ago. Spain is so cool. |
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322 | This is the Matsu-kawa River near Hakuba, Japan. It is quite possibly the most beautiful place I have ever accidentally stumbled upon and a welcoming break from the bustling Tokyo! | null | https://v.redd.it/qhvizhmb4v631 | That water looks so clean you could drink it - this is amazing |
323 | One of my favorite pictures I captured from my time traveling around Germany, the Burg Eltz Castle. | null | Beautiful pic. At first I thought you posted that you were “time traveling” lol. Could have been looking at the pic! |
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324 | My friends and I traveled through California, USA to recreate every default Apple wallpaper. Here are some of our photos (left) next to Apple's originals (right). The road trip took one week and we visited Death Valley National Park, the Sierras, Yosemite National Park, and Mavericks | null | Wow you guys really nailed the locations. Did you use a guide online or did you just spitball? Impressive work |
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325 | Class from the Italians in Florence today. | null | I was at this same spot last year about late June shortly after the Orlando shooting. At the top of that picture, draped over that balcony was a Pride flag and a US flag.
Sad that this is becoming an annual thing.
EDIT: [The photo I took from last year.](http://i.imgur.com/H0ea6Rn.jpg) |
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326 | Found this view wandering around the southern side of Capri this summer | null | Ahhh via krupp from Giardini di Augusto. Absolutely beautiful spot, took a similar shot last Sept - https://www.instagram.com/p/BnycvuXnVq7/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=3iho0y44mu19 |
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327 | My current travels to Tenerife, Canary Islands 🇮🇨 | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/11m3zqj | For readers in the USA who may not have heard of let alone considered Tenerife for a vacation, United now fly a seasonal direct flight from Newark.
I flew the flying pencil with them there last year.
Highly recommend as a place to visit |
328 | Woke up at 6AM today to take a picture at Charles Bridge in Prague. Worth it. | null | That dress is very interesting. I wonder where she's going/coming from(?) |
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329 | Madurai, India (a year ago today, beautiful temples) | null | I straight up forget these sorts of places exist, we are all stuck in our 9-5 bubble and it takes me a moment to realise the pictures from this sub aren’t from a movie or video game. |
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330 | Just came back from Cappadocia, Turkey. A true winter wonderland when covered in snow. | null | Nice :)
How often are these balloon festivals? From the pictures it seems they just hang there all year round :P |
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331 | Ninh Binh, Viet Nam. Went cycling this afternoon, absolutely breath taking! | null | I've been to this area. Every single bit of scenery seemed like it was straight out of national geographic. Truly breathtaking! |
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332 | I too, woke up to this view of Cotopaxi in Ecuador last month! | null | Secret garden Cotopaxi! My girlfriend and I stayed in the private cabin for 3 nights. Super relaxing way to enjoy the region on a shorter vacation.
EDIT: Credit to my beautiful girlfriend who woke me up in order to take the picture (I would have slept through it) |
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333 | Fjaðrárgljúfur, a grassy canyon in south east Iceland. | null | [deleted] |
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334 | Pyramids of Meroe, Sudan | null | So I enjoyed Sudan a lot, only had a limited time there but got to see Meroe, Naqa, and Musawwarat. Me and the guy I went with were pretty much alone at all three sights (there were archeologists at Musawwarat doing excavations/restorations but no tourists, and we met an Aussie guy at Meroe who had pitched a tent next to the pyramids and spent the night there. Managed to see the pyramids both at sunset and in the morning next day. Otherwise Khartoum is a nice city with lots to see, I found it really pleasant to walk around it, super nice locals and absolutely no hassle which is a big contrast compared to their neighbour Egypt. Sudan has also loosened up the previous restrictions a bit, travel/photo-permit is no longer needed to take photographs or leave Khartoum, seems like the Visa is a bit easier to get now too. |
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335 | Golden Bridge, outside Hoi An Vietnam | null | I think you mean outside Da Nang not Hoi An. |
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336 | Well, it thunderstormed and hailed in Rome today. Which meant that afterward it was only my wife & I without a soul in sight, save the employees cleaning up. Not often you get a quiet, intimate moment with a monument like this. | null | Was there last month and am still in awe of the Pantheon |
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337 | Where Worlds Divide - The separation of the North American Plate and Eurasia at Pingvellir, Iceland [1600x1072][OC] | null | Also the path to The Eyrie. |
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338 | View from the balcony at Neuschwanstein Castle in Schwangau, Germany! My first time visiting Germany just before Christmas and oh my, what a gorgeous country 😍 | null | I thought Neuschwanstein was beautiful in the summer, but it looks absolutely stunning in your winter photo!! You’re so lucky to have seen it with the snowy trees and mountains! |
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339 | Scotland Road trip morning from durness:-) | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/ii4pf0 | Nice one pal. I did the NC500 earlier this year. It's amazing. What are you doing it in? Car? Van? Go smoo cave if you can |
340 | Waited 2 hours to get the perfect lighting for this picture. Positano, Italy is gorgeous! | null | Wife and I were there for our 2nd anniversary - totally jet lagged and couldn’t sleep so we sat on our patio at 4 am buck naked and drank two bottles of wine.
The 9am ferry was hard to get up for. Love Positano.
Edit: first award - thank you! |
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341 | I took the plunge and booked my lifelong dream trip to film in Antarctica. The best 12 days of travel I've ever had. | null | https://vimeo.com/251309842 | locations included:
Aitcho islands
Cuverville island
Georges Point
Neko Harbour
Almirante Brown
Leith Island
LeMaire Channel
Port Lockroy
Cierva Cove
Mikkelsen Harbour
Gourdin island
Deception island - Whalers Bay |
342 | Granada, Spain has some lovely views | null | If you want to go to Alhambra palace make sure you book in advance. Queues are always really long as well ao be mindful. |
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343 | When the llama is more photogenic than you. (Machu Picchu, Peru) | null | [deleted] |
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344 | I had a 24 hour layover and $40 for a room. This is why everyone should try Airbnb - Dubai, UAE. | null | http://i.imgur.com/e4kyTrV.jpg | just curious did you intentional plan the 24 hr layover? or was that part of your flight package? if it's the former, how does one do it? or do you just book two separate flights with time in the middle? |
345 | It doesn't quite click how enormous Abu Simbel is until you see a person for scale - Egypt | null | This is why i love Reddit so much, because i get the chance the see beautiful photos like this. Well done thank you so much for sharing |
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346 | Egypt Trip 2021: Biggest mistake of my life | I just got home from a 2 week trip to Egypt where I went to Cairo/Luxor/Sharm El Sheikh with a group of friends. Dear god, what a mistake. If this post can deter anybody from going and spending money in this country, it served its purpose. I’ve never been anywhere where the general population was so misogynistic and disrespectful to women. You are completely and blatantly lied to and ripped off by everyone everywhere - regardless of how “savvy” of a traveler you think you are. When you are not dealing with that you are battling constant food poisoning despite "playing it safe" and eating in the higher end hotels (Sofitel, Marriott, etc). The street food in Southeast Asia is safer. The joke is truly on the tourists who choose to come here. Want to go to the Pyramids? Prepare to get harassed and haggled into getting on a dying horse that will be beaten and whipped to keep moving. Want to go inside the Pyramids? Prepare to be cornered and shaken down for everything in your wallet. The same goes for Karnak and The Valley of the Kings in Luxor. Make sure you don’t go into any corners or tight spots because the people “working” there will block you and make you pay them. Sharm El Sheikh? If you are a diver than the red sea is beautiful, everything else including the hotel is an absolute Russian wasteland (my wife is Russian I can say this). Think it’s cheap? Speak English and your prices are pinged to the dollar. Even the doctor at the Sofitel in Cairo will charge you $300 USD for a covid test (costs around $80 USD everywhere else). I consider myself a savvy traveler and I have been all over the middle east, some places better than others. This is the worst place I have ever been to and I highly recommend you pick another destination. A real tragedy for 50% of Egyptians who are nice people, because the other 50% have ruined the country. I am a male in my 30's. | https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/q7lwtx/egypt_trip_2021_biggest_mistake_of_my_life/ | I have traveled with a women's travel group. After a bad experience in 2019, they're not booking there any more. Evidently it used to be better. |
347 | I'm just about to leave after 17 days in Iceland. I brought watercolors and did some sketching on the trip. | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/pel4js | What did.. is ... oh. right. Necropants.
I knew about these in theory - just not in this detail.. |
348 | The stained glass windows of Saint Chapelle in Paris never cease to amaze me. Taken on my a7RII. | null | Nice photo. It shows that the Sainte Chapelle is literally a jewellery box, the gems being the stained glass windows, the entire chapel being a reliquary to the Crown of Thorns. |
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349 | Early Morning arrival to Tikal, Guatemala. | null | https://v.redd.it/511jguw8pdg21 | I suppose this is as good a time as any for my Tikal story. My first visit was about 30 years ago. I will never forget sitting on a ledge of one of the temples above the treetops at sunset and hearing the jungle come to life. I looked over to the far end of the ledge and saw another guy my age smoking a doobie and writing in his journal. Joined him for a smoke and a chat while we watched dozens of colorful toucans and macaws effortlessly cruise along the treetops while the sky put on its own color show. As night fell, we descended to the courtyard and listened to a guide tell stories of human sacrifice and the like by the light of the moon. When it was time to leave the park, the guide suggested we not use flashlights and to form a line and listen to the sound of the footsteps of the person ahead for guidance. After departing the open courtyard, I could initially make out the white t-shirt of the person in front of me but soon, the dense blackness of the jungle took over and I could see nothing, not even a faint moonbeam could make it through the dense jungle canopy. But if I looked left or right off the trail, I saw dozens of sets of eyeballs silently staring back at me. It was the howler monkeys watching us pass. Or was it?
25 years later I took my daughter to see this special place. There were no toucans and fewer macaws, the sunset not quite as golden as I remembered and they kicked us out before nightfall, but sitting up on that ledge and having a chat with my daughter made the second trip even more memorable. |
350 | Syria Before the War | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/m9b1sy | friendly reminder we're a travel subreddit. please leave your geopolitics insights at the door. |
351 | More Africa Love. The 12 Apostles overlooking Camps Bay near Cape Town, SA. | null | Been trying to talk my fiance in to honeymooning here. Camps Bay and Clifton look beautiful. |
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352 | View from my AirBnB - Volcán Concepcíon on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua | null | Father's home country ❤️
Edit: did you try volcano surfing? |
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353 | Zanzibar, Tanzania | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/y0ifu8 | I used to live there and can’t wait until I can go back! Glad to see you enjoyed yourself there! |
354 | The view towards the Lauterbrunnen Valley just as you leave the station | null | I post this picture every time Lauterbrunnen comes up in this sub: [View from our hotel in Wengen](http://i.imgur.com/pdpb8pb.jpg) |
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355 | Last Day in South Africa and I'm going to miss this view | null | Cape Town is a beautiful place. Every direction is a sight to behold. |
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356 | COVID gave us a chance to travel within Canada and wasn’t disappointed - Canadian Rockies | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/iem6ci | I was lucky enough to visit the Canadian Rockies about 10 years ago. We joked that we could just throw the camera in the air and half the time we would get a stunning photo.
I look at the images from that trip fairly often - without doubt, the most photogenic place I've ever been. I really hope to go back someday. |
357 | Amsterdam is beautiful, but Bruges has a special place in my heart. | null | Belgian here, what has Amsterdam got to do with Bruges? Not trying for an argument or anything, just interested if there's some kind of association between the two places that has passed me by. Or did I simply miss an earlier reddit post about Amsterdam? |
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358 | Piazza San Marco, Venice - 12pm on 6th March 2020. The quietest I've ever seen it after 8am. | null | Man, I miss Italy so much! Went on our honeymoon in October of last year. Absolutely loved it! |
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359 | Two rivers merging in Nepal | null | Are the waters really violent in that area? |
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360 | A very Dutch boat found in the canals of Amsterdam | null | Great. Now the canal will be *clog*ged up. |
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361 | The Elephant Rocks near Duntroon in North Otago, New Zealand | null | damn ive lived in New Zealand for over 20 years and never have heard of this.
I sometimes feel like the South Island is an entirely different country. |
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362 | Neat little church I saw with an amazing backdrop on the outskirts of Innsbruck, Austria | null | https://v.redd.it/11ekbhkbqop01 | Wow what a nice tranquil-looking place. The backdrop is absolutely gorgeous. |
363 | Had the most amazing time chasing the fall colors around Switzerland for 10 days | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/y6njzf | Great photos. Switzerland seems like the type of place you would never get tired of. |
364 | Company said we’re going back to the office in September. I said nah, I’m going to Europe. Here’s some Prague photos. | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/pj1mpa | ... are you still employed? |
365 | Got to visit Fallingwater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. A gem in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania. | null | This is one of the most peaceful places. Just sitting in the living room and listening to the water is so relaxing. |
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366 | Trying to get some work done while on vacation in the Swiss Alps. Needless to say, I didn't accomplish much. | null | I love Switzerland! The whole country is like a freakin desktop wallpaper |
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367 | Slovenia makes the most of its 27-mile Adriatic coastline | null | Piran, a tiny town on Slovenia's coast sandwiched between Italy and Croatia, was a lovely place to spend the afternoon. I walked all over the town taking pictures, but my favorite perspective was from the air. I haven't used my drone very much, but it's really fun to use it to get different perspectives on a place. |
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368 | If you got the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro, be sure you do the ladder hike. | null | Awesome picture. Montenegro is beautiful and doesn't have an extradition treaty with the U.S., so if I'm ever accused of a major crime, it's definitely where I'd flee to. |
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369 | MianShan - a mountain filled with Buddhist and Taoist temples in Shanxi, China | null | Incredible they'd build right on the cliff like that. |
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370 | Amsterdam from above | null | You can see all the tourists wasting their time standing in line at the Anne Frank house when you can buy tickets online ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯ |
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371 | It’s impossible to drive through Switzerland without stopping every 5 minutes. This was Lake Lucerne, near Brunnen. | null | https://v.redd.it/pygqiqp073u01 | [deleted] |
372 | My picture from my Airbnb in Cairo, Egypt | null | Stayed here last year for a week. The weather and locals were wonderful! It was a bit of a culture-shock, but absolutely worth the visit.
Some more photos of the Airbnb:
[Inside](https://imgur.com/mBhDm0G)
[Ontop](https://imgur.com/5UgfEmn)
[Elevator](https://imgur.com/ZpiSp2P)
[Elevator Ride (terrifying)](https://gfycat.com/contentjoyfulibisbill)
Feel free to ask any questions! |
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373 | I just hiked to the second tallest waterfall in the world, Tugela Falls in South Africa. | null | Tugela Falls, the second tallest waterfall in the world by total overall height, is located in Royal Natal National Park in the Drakensberg region of South Africa. The moderate 14km (8.7 mile) hike is approximately a 4-5 hour return, and an afternoon thunderstorm is very likely. Entrance fees to the park cost R45pp (~$4.00pp) and hiking fees cost R75pp (~$6.00pp). You are allowed to camp overnight anywhere in Royal Natal National Park, sunrise views from up here (~3,000m / ~9,800ft) would be incredible!
The 7 kilometer hike to the top of the falls included several stops to watch intermittent clouds fill the valley below. After climbing the famous [chain ladders](https://i.imgur.com/mFOJz9i.jpg), we were in the clouds where visibility was reduced to no more than 50 meters. As we arrived to the falls, a dozen or so other hikers had already departed in disappointment, some had lost sight of the trail and others had missed the falls entirely due to poor visibility. When it started to rain, we took shelter in a nearby hut to weigh our options. Two more hikers arrived to the falls and quickly turned around when it began to thunder. While waiting out the rain, we read stories etched on the walls about people who had lost their lives from falling, and others who were stuck in the hut for several days due to torrential rains. Feeling defeated, we put on our ponchos and began the 2 hour, 40 minute trek back to the car park. Just shy of 1 kilometer into the return, we looked back to see that the cliffs had cleared enough for a possible subpar viewing of the falls. Despite thunder booming nearby, and adding an additional hour walk in the rain for possibly nothing, we sprinted back to the falls for another look. Our gamble paid off, this time we had a mediocre view of the falls and it appeared as if we were standing on the edge of the world. Moments later, the sky cleared, and for an entire hour the Amphitheatre was our playground. |
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374 | The Water Gardens of Dorne in Seville, Spain (GoT anyone?) | null | Seville is one of the most gorgeous cities I’ve ever visited! Rich in architecture and cultural history, with some incredible reasonably-priced tapas restaurants and delicious local wine.
5/7 perfect score |
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375 | I spent the night in a glass igloo watching the Northern Lights in Lyngen North, Norway and you can too! | null | OP was very lucky to catch this. Worth noting for anyone rightly awestruck by this, is that whenever you plan trips in hopes of seeing aurora, never take seeing a display of it for granted. It depends on the cloud cover, [light pollution](https://darksitefinder.com/map/) (OP was probably really far away from any of that), the time of year (end of Aug to start of April for N hemisphere) and solar activity. We're currently at a solar minimum. The Kp index from 0-9 is used as a measure of activity and I'd say the display shown on the pic is probably a Kp5+ (geomagnetic storm) display with pink/purple colours clearly visible. Kp4/Kp5 happens only once or twice a month, Kp6+ probably a few times a year, if any: This month the [27-day outlook by NOAA suggests no geomagnetic storm for the foreseeable future](https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/27-day-outlook-107-cm-radio-flux-and-geomagnetic-indices). You don't have to have a high Kp to see aurora though, but in general higher Kp means more vivid and dynamic displays, and conversely sometimes you might not see aurora with a Kp5 forecast.
Apologies for the ramble: Always see aurora sightings a bonus and focus your winter trip on other things: Hiking, snowshoeing, sightseeing, seeing Santa etc. etc. Renting a car, with the help of the following tools:
* Aforementioned Dark Site map
* Real-time satellite cloud-cover image data websites like Sat24/Windy
* Real-time solar activity data websites such as Aurora-Forecast
* Edit: Real time panoramic sky cameras (esp. [Lights Over Lapland](https://lightsoverlapland.com/aurora-webcam/) and [Aurora-Service](https://seetheaurora.com/webcams)) that give you direct visualisation of what the skies look like. Since aurora take place hundreds of km above ground, if you see signs of aurora from a camera 100km away, chances are you will probably see it as well given similar weather conditions.
, is much better than booking organised tours for aurora hunting as you have greater mobility and flexibility. |
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376 | Charleston, SC was gorgeous. | null | I'm just impressed that you somehow got a shot without 5 million people in the way |
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377 | McDonald’s in the US is the worst version of McDonald’s. | Hello y’all!
Spain you can buy beer, espresso, pastries, chicken wings.
Finland has espresso, pastries, amazing macaroons.
Italy you can get pesto, chicken wings.
Also it’s cheaper and better quality.
I’m not saying McDonalds is good or you should consider it when you travel. But American McDonald’s is the worse version. | https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/15jmmp8/mcdonalds_in_the_us_is_the_worst_version_of/ | Fun fact: In Chicago, there is a McDonald’s that serves some of the international/global food items. It’s known as the “Global menu” McDonald’s. |
378 | Yes, This is Pakistan. Never thought it would look like this... A few photos from my time in the breathtaking Hunza Valley. | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/suo3tb | Glad to see Wolverine found a place to live out the rest of his life |
379 | A week of adventure in the Dolomites, Italy. Approx. 115 km traveled. | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/i78kjt | Nice pictures god do I love earth |
380 | Andalucía, Spain was the first place I had the courage to travel to solo! I spent a lot of time wandering through Mijas Pueblo admiring the beautiful white buildings :) | null | Awesome pic! Spain is on my priority bucket list.
And solo travel rocks. You get to see, eat, experience what you want, at your own pace. |
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381 | Today I Visited Ban Gioc Waterfall in Northern Vietnam on the Chinese border | null | Wow! This planet never ceases to amaze me with its beauty. |
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382 | Everywhere I travel I buy a magnet for my mom’s fridge. Got a few so far! | null | Awesome! You're very well traveled. My wife and I do the same thing, it's fun to stop and reminisce from time to time when visiting the fridge. |
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383 | Made it to Machu Picchu! Incredible to see in person, glad we got a sunny day! | null | Beautiful! Was breathing at that altitude a little difficult? |
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384 | Chamonix, Mont Blanc, France - French Alps. This was my favorite of many scenic photos from my trip to this beautiful, lively town. | null | Despite the tourist attraction that it is, Chamonix is a one-of-a-kind place. |
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385 | From my recent trip to Japan. Mt Fuji during sunset overlooking Fujiyoshida | null | If you haven’t been to Japan, you must go. It’s the best place I’ve been in the world — of 50+ countries. Japan blows your mind. |
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386 | Antigua, Guatemala this morning | null | That is so much clearer than the few days I was there. Jealous. On another note, the McDonalds courtyard (grab an ice cream cone for the heat) there with its view to that is awesome if you haven't been. |
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387 | From my recent trip to Georgia, in the village of Juta. | null | as a Georgian, Im really really happy to see this post! Glad you liked it here! |
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388 | Recently returned home after 14 months traveling the world. Saw some incredible sites, met some wonderful people, and ate some delicious food. Here's an album of my favorite photos from the trip. | null | https://imgur.com/a/yVXRVmI | You have beautiful composition, fantastic photos!
Would be tough to choose my favorite but something about the depth perception of the Balinese girl in the waters in black and white is flawless.
Hope your wife's foot is better!
What were your top 3 places to visit?
Did you by chance visit Portugal, Spain, Morocco?
We're heading there in may, wondering if you'd suggest some must see's/do's? |
389 | Palacio de Cristal, Madrid. We were turned away yesterday due to heavy rains, so I went early this morning before it got busy. Highlight of my trip | null | Beautiful shot OP. What time was it?
If I go back to Madrid I’d love to see this. |
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390 | Photo I took of the Kyauk Ka Lat Pagoda in Hpa-An, Myanmar. Such a beautiful place! | null | The countryside around Hpa An is quite stunning, it was a great place to rent a motorbike and just explore. |
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391 | Quiet Venetian morning on my summer Eurotrip | null | Venice is unreal. Strolling through the streets, pop into an osteria for a 1€ glass of on tap wine and drink it on a wall facing the canal. Make sure you try the espresso and sweets breakfast |
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392 | My trip to Malta (July, 2022) | null | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/wo0ps1 | [deleted] |
393 | One of my favorite shots while hiking around Manaslu (8156m) in Nepal | null | The person in the photo makes this image great as it provides scale and interest. Well done |
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394 | Was in Florence last week and got treated to this view from Piazzale Michaelangelo | null | I’m going there tomorrow |
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395 | My first trip to Italy, having fun in Florence | null | [removed] |
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396 | Singapore is quite fantastic | null | I was backpacking in Thailand and my visa expired, so I had to leave for a few days in order to get a new visa on arrival. Anyway, I flew to Singapore on a whim since I found a Japanese airline selling seats for $50.
It's kind of a strange city though. Compared to the entire region, it's just so much more developed. You can drink the tap water, everything is in English, they really g out of their way to protect tourists. They exchange rate is on par with dollars and euros.
The best part was the food I think. The Hawker centers and food halls around there had so much stuff that was so particular and unique. You can go into so many buildings and there would be all these electronics malls and even more food and interesting shopping areas.
There's also a ton of really cool art galleries, a whole culture of ex-pats living abroad, international students, etc. |
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397 | People who are proud that they leave their 9-5 desk job to “travel the world” and making it seem like everyone else is doing it wrong. | On my recent travel, I met your typical late 20-somethings couple who proudly declared that they left behind their desk jobs to do this, and wondered why everyone else seems miserable.
I was a bit annoyed at the condescending tone, as I told them that my vacation is ending soon and I have to go back to work the day after I land home. We can’t all afford to leave our jobs as and when we please. We, the miserable 9-5 people, keep the economy going so people like you you can afford to do this whimsy take after the wind travel you so desire. I used to work in hospitality and received an average of 20 emails a day from travel bloggers who wants a stay for free in exchange of a shitty blog and Instagram post. I usually read their ‘about’ page and they’re ALL the same - they left their deskbound job la la la, they want to see the world la la la. Like I too travel and see the world AND get to keep my day job. What makes you special??
Don’t look down on the 9-5 folks and assume we are all miserable. I keep this steady job because it allows me to be wild and fancy outside of it. | https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/f0rf9a/people_who_are_proud_that_they_leave_their_95/ | I wouldn't worry about it - if they feel the need to be condescending about it to you, it likely means they feel insecure about their own choices. |
398 | 3 Weeks exploring & photographing Madagascar | In September we visited Madagascar and spent 3 weeks exploring the country, and photographing all the incredible landscapes and wildlife along the way!
To date this is probably the most unique and diverse country I’ve visited, and absolutely beautiful - here’s some of my favourite photos from the trip
If you have any questions about travelling Madagascar, let me know - I’ll try my best to help! | https://www.reddit.com/gallery/ztieth | Nice pictures, thanks for posting!
I was there once, I'd like to go back and see more.. |
399 | Went to Stonehenge. Had an opportunity to go visit before it was open to the general public. It was so eerie and cool to see the site before it opens to the public. | null | I did this too a few years ago.
It was magical.
Many people talk about it just being a bunch of rocks but its uncertain history and pure longevity were somehow touching.
And being able to walk among the stones was something that felt quite exclusive especially when most people don't even know that the opportunity exists.
As OP says, you must sign up for this long in advance. I believe we signed up 5 months before our trip. Even then it's either before normal opening or after normal closing. Ours was sunrise so we had to arrive before the sun came up.
Astounding. If you have the opportunity and have any inclination, DO IT. |
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