Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
No fees, cancel anytime.
Dark Mode 
No fees, cancel anytime 
then open in external browser
and click "Open in External Browser" 
35 Times Travelers Were So Stunned By The Place They Visited, They Just Had To Share Pics In This Group
With summer slowly approaching and covid-related restrictions being less strict than in the first stages of the pandemic, many of us are starting about thinking where to spend our next vacation.
A place that helps you to make up your mind is the subreddit r/travel — an online community about exploring the world. Its 6 million members post questions, tips, stories, and just overall good content from everywhere around the globe. But what we're interested in the most are their pictures.
However, since the subreddit is so large, the number of images that appear on it can be a bit too overwhelming to scroll through. So in an effort to save you a little bit of time, we at Bored Panda went through it for you!
You might have to wait to visit some of these destinations for one reason or another, but all of them deserve to be on your bucket list. But the ranking, of course, boils down to personal preference.
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
I Spent Four Days Camping Out In The Remote Algerian Sahara - Just Me And A Local Guide. I Took A Million Photos But This Was One Of My Favourites. Freezing Cold At Night, But Free Of All Light Pollution The Sky Was Breathtakingly Beautiful
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I lived in the north Georgia mountains as a kid. I swear I saw the same cloud every morning in the same area of the sky and now I wonder if it was the Milky Way I was seeing ! I’ll look it up one day :)
Load More Replies...
Jo Choto 3 years ago
It's hard to describe what the skies look like in Africa. Even this picture doesn't do it complete justice. So many stars and galaxies are visible that the sky is almost full and there isn't a lot of dark space at all.
Nini 3 years ago
Absolutely. When I went in the south of Algeria, at what they call the "doors of Sahara" I was so f*****g shocked when I looked at the sky. This picture does not render it justice you can actually SEE the Milky Way and I was so stunned at first I was like.... what is this huge ass shiny cloud in the muddle of night? Results of he French nuclear bomb testing in the Sahara? Locals told me but they don't even look anymore they're used to it. I really wish I could go back just to stargaze in the Sahara or near it (there's a luxury resort now though so you don't have to camp out if you don't want too) but everything from the plane tickets to the accommodation is super expensive. Food is super tasty and healthy you can taste the difference between our tomatoes and theirs, of the meat and it's affordable to us but idk how locals do....
Load More Replies...
Paul Ellis 3 years ago
That's a stunning photo - perfectly framed and fabulous colours! There is nothing quite as gorgeous as a desert sunset/sunrise - I had a few of those when camping in Saudi Arabia a couple of decades ago.
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
It's frustrating living in the city with all the light pollution and street lights that are apparently for safety but we all know it's just a false sense of security. We should all carry flashlights we can shut off at our will and see the milky way. Absolutely beautiful.
RELATED:
#2
Beautiful Ukraine, Road Trip This Summer
Jo Choto 3 years ago
I was planning on doing a tour to take in more of Russia and then Ukraine and Poland this year. The money I was going to use for that has gone to assisting Ukrainian refugees.
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
This is really upsetting, such a beautiful country being destroyed on the whim of an egotistical madman... :(
Channon Doughty 3 years ago
With a God complex and a lunatic religious advisor telling him so
Load More Replies...
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Ukraine looks like such a gorgeous country. It is heartbreaking to see all of these sites and its people destroyed in this horrible war.
Tomáš Houdek 3 years ago
I've been there. Awesome country. First picture - the tunnel - great view but literaly clouds of moquitoes
We reached out to the people looking after the subreddit, and one of them, Jippiejee, agreed to have a little chat with us about it.
As you can imagine, a community of millions of people requires a fair share of moderation. "We receive a [ton] of spam (not unexpected, of course, since there's a business aspect to the topic of this subreddit: travel agents, hotel booking apps, etc. trying to promote themselves on Reddit), but we employ a lot of automation to proactively avoid these posts becoming visible to our community members," Jippiejee told Bored Panda.
"Our moderators are active participants on the subreddit and living/traveling around the world to give us 24-hour coverage when managing the place. It's generally a very friendly community though, we don't [have] much abuse or other bigotry that contaminate other online communities."
#3
The Most Incredible Border Between Vietnam & China
Raymond Richards 3 years ago
We visited this place in 2009. Our Vietnamese guide explained that it used to be in Vietnam but China moved the border as they did not like their people crossing the border to visit it.
Channon Doughty 3 years ago
Not just humans. I've seen many images and read reports of animals stopping to enjoy a good view! It's remarkable
Load More Replies...
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
A waterfall and another waterfall never saw this before stunning to say the least
#4
Not As Exotic As Most Destinations Posted Here, But Still Just As Beautiful - Seven Sisters, UK
Carrie Laughs 3 years ago
Beautifully composed photo and the Seven Sisters are stunning from many angles. Makes a great walk.
Aniko Olahne Kishalmi 3 years ago
It is definitely exotic and beautiful from where I am looking at them (Hungary here).
Moo Moo Futch 3 years ago
If it's right on the edge I would be concerned that the property may end up over the edge. Those are chalk cliffs which makes them fairly weak anyway but a lot of our coast line, especially the southern Jurassic coast is eroding at an alarming rate. Whole areas of beaches have to be closed all the time as the cliffs above crash down on to people below. Many properties have to be bulldozed or they fall over the edge with the erosion. It's so sad.
Load More Replies...
Fitz_N_Fartz 3 years ago
I always think of the 'Battle of Britain' when I see those white cliffs.....
Nic Smith 3 years ago
Broadchurch was filmed in West Bay Bridport Dorest. Seven Sisters are in East Sussex. X
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago
Wrong colour of cliff anyway. But similar feel to it.
Load More Replies...
Mirva Rahunen 3 years ago
I am from Finland and never been in UK but... I play alot of Assassin's creed Valhalla and this looked so familiar. Yes! I have spend time here while fishing flatfishes! I knew where this picture was taken as soon as I saw it! So funny!
#5
Had To Vacation In My Home Country This Year. I Am Okay With It. Romsdalen, Norway
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Norway is a dream for anyone who adores nature and the great outdoors. I would love to do some backpacking there in the future.
Rachael Sampson 3 years ago
I'm an American with mostly Norwegian heritage. It would be fun to visit the country where the majority of my ancestors come from.
Load More Replies...
Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
My sister and her husband live in the lofoten islands, both are photographers and their photos make me want to go so bad
Channon Doughty 3 years ago
"Had to" and "vacation" don't belong in the same sentence. Such a privileged thing to get vacation, and to be able to travel. Most people in America don't get that.
Jill Chambers 3 years ago
Remember: staycation is staying at home in your usual residence. Holidaying in your home country is holidaying in your home country. 👍
Philly Bob Squires 3 years ago
I should love to go someday! But at my age, I doubt it would be possible.
Without diving deep into data, Jippiejee thinks that Italy and Greece are the top destinations for the older and honeymoon crowds, generating a lot of questions about itineraries and transportation.
For younger folks and budget backpackers, "South East Asia is still king, closely followed by South America with the typical questions about money ('Will $20 per day be enough for Vietnam?')," the moderator explained.
#6
I Was In Cobh; Co. Cork; Ireland! The Last Port The Titanic Left From, And A Very Lovely Little Town
#7
Breakfast In Cappadocia Yesterday
Vicky Z 3 years ago
Cat is like: "can we finish with the photos and start with the food already?"
Nini 3 years ago
What? I went there with my gay friend and we had so much fun nobody even Looked at him. We visited a few times, no issues in Bodrum, Izmir, Antalia, Pamukkale either people were super nice, open minded and welcoming. You don't have to wear a pride flag as a cap to fly around the country every time you go out so I don't understand this is prejudice without 1st hand knowledge. He even got laid so ...
Load More Replies... 
Behind you! 3 years ago
The cat is wearing perfect camouflage! I didn't notice it at first! Great photo
#8
Colmar, France. In The Litte Venice Neighborhood
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
Such a cute place. I would rather visit here than actual Venice. Seems like a lesser known gem.
The Queen Of Upper Butt Crack 3 years ago
Was there with my son a bit more than a week ago. It is so beautiful.
julien 3 years ago
in the same area the old downtown Strasbourg is nice too Exploring-...d1ebfe.jpg 
Fitz_N_Fartz 3 years ago
Since my sister moved to France a few years ago I have been treated in going to killer places like this, beautiful.
But if we were to disregard different demographics and take a step back to look at the broader picture, we'd see that in 2017, before the pandemic transformed the tourism industry, France had the biggest number of arrivals (86.9 million), followed by Spain (81.8 million), the US (76.9 million), China (60.7 million), and Italy (58.3 million).
Traditionally, the advanced economies of Europe, the Americas as well as Asia and the Pacific have been the world’s major source markets for international tourism.
#9
One Of The Most Beautiful Restaurants I Have Ever Eaten At In The Mountains Of Lebanon
Bored Birgit 3 years ago
Click on the username under the picture, it will link you to the original post where the author gives more information.
Load More Replies... 
Jp@nda 3 years ago
The earth we share is so achingly beautiful. I sometimes feel like places like this are a place of some type of magic but humans have gotten so flawed that we cannot be a part of it anymore.
#10
A Quintessentially Edinburgh Picture With My 2 Favourite Buildings
Lou Cam 3 years ago
Me too, was just here yesterday in the rare Scottish sunshine sitting out on the grass on watching some gulls fight over chips. I need to try and see it from tourists' eye more.
Load More Replies...
Potato Puffin 3 years ago
I grew up near here further West just outside Livingston. when I had hospital appointments (we had to go into Edinburgh instead to see a specialist as St Johns in Livingston didn't have one) I used to go into the Jenners department store just a short stroll from this so my mum could buy buttons and wool. That makes me sound like I was born in the 40s for some reason lol
Kate Russo 3 years ago (edited)
"Buttons, and wool".... Sorry! Yes it does, even much older! So I'm laughing with you😄! LOL! It even sounded like Oliver Twist☺!
Load More Replies...
Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
Where I live in Scotland has a monument to Alexander Fleming - is a tad smaller than this one though. I really like going to Edinburgh, not been since last summer, but my youngest daughter loved the hotel we stayed in and wants to go back for 100 days - bit much when we’re less than an hour from home
Jaaawn 3 years ago
They began to power wash it in the 90s but they found the pressure was destroying the stones integrity so they had to immediately stop or it could have collapsed. There's a few bits that are cleaner than others as a result.
Load More Replies... #11
Wandering Around Kyoto At Night
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
even at night you're incredibly lucky to get a photo like this without a single person in the way! I remember visiting Fushimi Inari pretty much at sunrise in an attempt to be away from the masses of other tourists. I wanted to really be able to appreciate the place. There were still a fair lot of people then, too though! (definitely still worth it though)
Margaret Eveleigh 3 years ago
Normally a crowded tourist street of little shops on the way down from Kiyomizudera. Amazing to see it empty like this.
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
It looks like where Memoirs of a Geisha was filmed. I don't think I can look at Kyoto and not think of that movie.
However, emerging economies in Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America have shown fast growth over recent years, largely due to the travelers' rising levels of disposable income.
That being said, Europe still remains the world's largest region for outbound tourism, generating almost half of the world's international arrivals.
#12
Under The Bridge In Slovenia
Jihana 3 years ago
Looks like a painting or a dream, because I can hardly believe that something so beautiful exists in real life.
Marjana Drobnič 3 years ago
It's the Soca river. It actually is naturally turqoise - because of minerals.
#13
Would You Believe Me If I Told You This Was Iraq?
Hawkmoon 3 years ago
I believe that every part of the world could be beautiful if it weren't for humans waging war or mining resources to exhaustion.
georgios pahatouridis 3 years ago
Yeap sure, why not? Baghdad as well was one of the most beautiful cities in the world, before US brought democracy to them.
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
That's what the media wants us to believe. When I say media, I mean video games, movies and TV shows. Perhaps the news, too, but they're usually showing war zones.
Load More Replies...
Beth Wasek 3 years ago
Absolutely. There is beauty everywhere. You just have to open your eyes and mind, and find it.
#14
Took This Photo On Thursday Traveling In My Own Country, Mauranger, Norway. The Blu Green Water Comes From A Glacier
Bored 3 years ago
Technically, the boat IS floating. ;-) But I presume you meant floating above the water.
Load More Replies...
Jannike Quamme Nymark 3 years ago
Bondhusvannet❤️ ive been to the glacier above twice, Folgefonna. Such a beautiful place!
#15
Petra Is One Of Those Places Where Photos Really Don’t Do Reality Justice, But This Was One Of My Best Efforts From Today
Jo Choto 3 years ago
Petra is really stunning, but my experience was totally ruined by the men who abused the animals (esp. the donkeys) that go up and down from the centre.
RedMarbles 3 years ago
Poor things. I hope the camel in the back who's fully laying down is ok.
Load More Replies...
Steve Bone 3 years ago
Too bad it is spoiled by the scrap bar, the children offering s**t and rent-a-camel shouting.
"The pandemic sent the subreddit into hibernation, with just a handful of posts every day, mostly asking about entry requirements and vaccination documents to travel or return home," Jippiejee added.
"Most of our active users started posting 'memories' of better moments with pictures from previous travels, hoping everything will return to normal soon. [It was] a bit like [an empty city pub] where three drunk guys are reminiscing about the good old days rather than a lively beach bar."
#16
This Bridge Turned 300 Years Old In 2017! No Wonder The Village Of Carrbridge, Scotland Is Named After It
stacyh 3 years ago
Scotland is the most beautiful country I’ve ever been to.
Load More Replies...
Abdul Rahman Falih 3 years ago
how did they make it 2 hundred years ago when I can't even do it now with my building blocks?
Jaaawn 3 years ago
I used to go there all the time as a kid. Never realised it was THAT beautiful.
Kate Russo 3 years ago (edited)
Pictures have such an incredible way of making things even more beautiful. What a lucky kid you were to have explored such beauty 😊!
Load More Replies... julien 3 years ago
this bridge here in southern France is 960 years old ! espalion-6...4aaed7.jpg 
#17
Visited Sørvágsvatn In The Faroe Islands And Proceeded To Have My Socks Knocked Off
Nicolai Stoff 3 years ago
Yes those imbecile psychopaths (the pro whalers) continue with their animal abuse and destruction of whole families of pilot whales
Load More Replies... 
k sand 3 years ago
Im trying to figure out the perspective...Are we looking at 2 separate bodies if water? It looks like one is on top of the other (?)
NAS 3 years ago
Yes. The river runs just above it, but makes the perspective look crazy(amazing).
Load More Replies... 
#18
Wife And I Hate Big Social Events And Love Traveling. So Rather Than A Normal Wedding, Traveled To Switzerland And Did Our Vows In Private. Photo From The Day
Lori Jabi 3 years ago
Swiss here, I'm stunned by our country again and again and I'm so glad when people enjoy the beauty of our country.
Mari 3 years ago
I like Lugano, I went a few times there and I think it's lovely.
Load More Replies... Kate Russo 3 years ago
What a perfect wedding, then honeymoon to have😊! And how great, now there's money for the house purchase sooner, than later.
Linda Gilliam 3 years ago
Congratulations!! Hope you have a beautiful marriage, just like this photo.
#19
A Lit Up Westminster Abbey In London Tonight
phil bishop 3 years ago
Medieval churches were often brightly painted. So this is what it may have looked like then.
MarmotArchivist 3 years ago (edited)
Right. People must have been flashed by the bright colours, paintings, statues and stained glas windows. I also like how churches look today, but they were far from somber and quiet in medieval times. There were so many bans that tell us what people did there from cattle trading to intercourse to snow ball fight. I also have a fond memory of the lighshow on the cathedral of Tours, it was magical.
Load More Replies...
Perfumista Perfumista 3 years ago
As a day to day look I agree, but it's neat that they can do this.
Load More Replies... Beth Wasek 3 years ago
WOW. I've seen the Abbey, and it's beautiful, but THIS is breathtaking.
Currently, a small but increasing number of destinations are lifting all of their covid-related travel restrictions, regardless of vaccination status, including some European favorites.
The UK, Ireland, and Hungary all swelled the ranks this month. The Caribbean island Aruba, the Portuguese archipelago Madeira and north-central Asia's Mongolia have also lifted their main covid entry requirements.
#20
Impressive Monument To Peace, In Stavanger, Norway
emer the unreal 3 years ago
one day in the far away future people will find those swords and call us giants
Lucifer Takashi 3 years ago
Same with of you read berserk or played Eldon ring too
Load More Replies...
#21
Pic I Took Of A Suspension Bridge In The Mountains Of Wakayama, Japan
d bradley 3 years ago
i would guess he only took a picture of it because his wife said NOOOOPE! not walking out there
Donna Crowe 3 years ago
My dad filmed my mother while she tried crossing one of those bridges. (Post war Japan) We still laugh....but in a good way. She and dad are resting peacefully in Arlington.
Load More Replies... #22
My $2 Room View In Ghorepani, Nepal
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
Nice deal. Definitely got those couple of bucks worth and more.
#23
Tulparkul - Kyrgyzstan. Is This Heaven On Earth?
Ellen Townsend 3 years ago
We visited Kyrgyzstan in June 2001. We did get over to Osh, but not as far out as you did. Beautiful!
#24
Hallstatt, Austria Is Freezing Cold This Time Of Year, But Stunningly Beautiful
Jihana 3 years ago
Hallstatt really is something else. It is so picturesque that tourists don't understand that is is a real town where people live. They think it is some kind of amusement park and just walk into homes.
They join Iceland, Norway, and Slovenia, which all lifted their covid rules in February.
Other countries are watching closely to measure the success or failure of these bold moves as Omicron continues to spread around the world.
#25
Girlfriend And I Went To The Ruins Of Ephesus In Turkey And There Were More Cats Than People
Suzy the observer 3 years ago
More cats than people you say? That is the opposite of a problem.
ADHORTATOR 3 years ago
Been there 20 years ago but I don't remember any cats... the place has improved :-)
Bonniebluebutler 3 years ago
In Turkey, it is illegal to euthanize stray cats. The government rounds them up, spays/neuters them, then release them. I love Turkey
#26
One Of My Favorite Pics From Kyoto, Japan. Felt Like A Scene From Lord Of The Rings
Margaret Eveleigh 3 years ago
it is Suirokaku Aqueduct that cuts through the grounds of Nanzen-ji temple in Kyoto. I
#27
Southwest China Is Kinda Nice
Odd Ragnar Deng Lerstøl 3 years ago
Beautiful. China is really a country more people should visit. Huge, varied and very different from the narrative we usually hear. And the people, warm and welcoming. Although sometimes a bit to overwhelming for a shy Norwegian :)
lenka 3 years ago
All of the above and the FOOD. OMG the wonderful, delicious amazing food.
Load More Replies...
Janis Trawick 3 years ago
Visited China in 2006, but only in cities, would have loved to see this scene.
#28
Morning Hike On The Island Of Capri
Bardhi's Dad 3 years ago
Have been there. It's one of the most beautiful places I have seen. And I have seen a lot, believe me!
Ekaterina S 3 years ago
Tbh, Capri is too crowded by now. It is beautiful, but it is full of tourists!
Load More Replies...
Tx jac 3 years ago
@Bardhi's Dad, have been there too and I think I have about the same photo only taken in the afternoon. Such a beautiful place, looking forward to returning some day
Travel and tourism could generate as much as $8.6 trillion globally this year, according to new research by the World Travel & Tourism Council. For context, that's just 6.4% below pre-pandemic levels.
It looks like people have really missed exploring new places. "Old, young, rich, poor, white, black; travel brings us all together," Jippiejee said.
#29
View From My Bed In An Airbnb In Beatenberg, Switzerland
Francis 3 years ago
i live 15km away from there :D Thun is the next bigger city to beatenberg! i love it here!
Troux 3 years ago (edited)
I've been to Thun! Absolutely gorgeous, I envy you! I remember there was a cat living in the castle that liked to greet visitors.
Load More Replies... 
#30
Mürren, Swiss Alps
Debbie Barnes 3 years ago
Just imagine waking up everyday with that beautiful view of that mountain.. I'd be a very happy woman. :)
stacyh 3 years ago
I’m going here in September and afraid I’ll never want to leave
Load More Replies...
#31
The Serengeti Absolutely Blew My Mind Away
Teresa Stabler 3 years ago
I love them. I think their stripes are so beautiful, and of course, unique.
Load More Replies... #32
Our Airbnb Balcony In Catalan (Everything On The Table Is Local, Costing Less Than 10euros Collectively, Including Jamon Iberico)
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
The Catalonia region of Spain is absolutely gorgeous. From lovely beaches to the beautiful Pyrenes mountains, it is a wonderful place to visit.
Xavier Sans 3 years ago
Indeed. This village is Castellfollit de la Roca (Catalonia)
Load More Replies... 
#33
I Broke Out Of My Comfort Zone And Explored London Solo. It’s Not Much To Some, But It Was One Of My Happiest Moments
Beth Wasek 3 years ago
I love London. NYC used to be my favorite, but London edged it out of first.
Shelley Dawson 3 years ago
Not sure where in Soho, London this is.. It may be one of the main roads leading in to it, not Shaftesbury Avenue or Tottenham Court Road but it's not the Soho I know. Soho is small and narrow roads with lots of pubs,, restaurants, shops etc.
Rand Hoovre 3 years ago
I think you may have misread "London solo"... Hope that helps clarify!
Load More Replies... #34
The Exact Moment I Took A Step Too Close To The Border Between North And South Korea And Got A Push On The Butt From Two NK Soldiers. What's Your Favorite Travel Photo Of Yourself?
Roxy Eastland 3 years ago
I find behaviour like this disrespectful, demonstrating that the visitor doesn't think the rules and conventions in other countries have value. It's not for you muck about with border control.
Egg 3 years ago
The rules and conventions in north Korea do not have value, as it is a terrible place. However, this lady is a f*****g idiot.
Load More Replies...
Caro Caro 3 years ago (edited)
I'm glad to see the reactions of fellow pandas here. First: why the heck did you do that and why do you think it's funny? Idiot. Second: why go there ??? your dollars are paying the regime, you get to see terrible poverty (and not even the worse bc they hide that). Again: you're an idiot.
Nadja Lambacher 3 years ago
She is standing next to the border, she was in South Korea.
Load More Replies...
Eagle Girl 3 years ago
@Jp@nda~ I think the word you were looking for was "Influencer" lol
Load More Replies... 
Mr Zipperface 3 years ago
Anyone interested in North Korea should watch Michael Palin in North Korea, you get to see the human side of his minders at a party, also the average citizens were very friendly and keen to show off their culture.
#35
I Visited North Korea Recently, These Are Some Of The Photos
Bacony Cakes 3 years ago
North Korea is a time capsule of an East Asian country during the Cold War.
Load More Replies... 
Farmboyatheart 3 years ago
They only allow you to visit places that make the country look good. They also go through all your photos and delete the ones they don't like.
LeighAnne Brown-Pedersen 3 years ago
People are amazing everywhere. The last pic stole my heart. It’s politics that messes it up!
Kate Russo 3 years ago
I've been trying to figure out if something were wrong with her arms, or maybe its only the camera angles.
Load More Replies...
Simion Alex 3 years ago (edited)
Everything look so much like Roumania before 1989 when Ceausescu got executed. I'm really sorry for this ppl 😞
Steve Fischer 3 years ago
You're lucky they didn't confiscate your camera and put your butt in jail!
Teresa Stabler 3 years ago
Very true Steve.p They usually do confiscate cameras right at customs. They don't want anyone to take pictures of what the country is really like. It would be a treated as a personal offense against the leader.
Load More Replies...
StarmanWaitingInTheSky 3 years ago
Yes, but read the travel advisories. There is no embassy/consulates for outside countries. You leave all your rights and freedoms behind at the airport. You'll have no right to any privacy. There is little your home country can do to find you and bring you back if you get arrested. There is a lot of seemingly innocent things you can get arrested for. There is no fair trial with due process. It's a huge risk.
Load More Replies... #36
Just Got Back From Driving 35,000 Kilometres Across North America Over 6 Months. Here Are Some Highlights
Roxy Eastland 3 years ago
If I was ever to visit the USA it would be 'no thank you' to Disneyland, shopping in New York city and the like, and 'hello' to the stunning landscapes, amazing people, and delicious cuisine, in the less famous areas.
#37
Travelling Within Iceland Because We Couldn’t Go Elsewhere. Found These Guys Sheltering From The Wind...
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
They look like they were caught tagging that structure !… “Just act normal guys “ says loeil as he kicks the can of spray paint into the shadows by with his back legs !
Jef Bateman 3 years ago
If I were asked to describe Iceland in one word, it would be "windy." It is hard to capture wind in a photograph, but you have done a pretty good job here. PS - Like a lot of Americans, I was only in Iceland to refuel, so I didn't get to see any of the amazing sites!
#38
If You're On A Road Trip In California The Next Month Or So, Check Out What The Rain Has Done To The Desert
#39
Got The All-Clear To Travel Within Switzerland — Empty Train With A Great View
Mr Zipperface 3 years ago
If you look closely you can see Steve McQueen trying to jump a fence...
#40
We Spent A Week In The Village Of Varenna In Lake Como Of Northern Italy, And It's Probably A Photocopy Of Heaven On Earth
#41
Last Week My Girlfriend And I Finally Got To Visit Monschau, Germany. It's A Beautiful Little Village Just Over The Border With Belgium!
#42
I Got A Room For $25 And Was The Only One Here - Ao Nang, Thailand
#43
Went To The Top Of The Eiffel Tower And There Just Happened To Be A Rainbow Over Paris
Luisa Silva Eva 3 years ago
"Mais le ciel de Paris N'est pas longtemps cruel Pour se faire pardonner Il offre un arc-en-ciel"
#44
5am In Prague
Fitz_N_Fartz 3 years ago
I visited there (in that square) in early Feb '20, absolutely stunning architecture and you must check out the bridges. Of course was met with Covid on my return but I vow to return........
#45
Every Day I Was In Cappadocia, Turkey I Woke Up At 4:30 Am To Sip Coffee And Watch The Sunrise. Never Did Disappoint
#46
2 Miles Into A 4 Mile Hike In Kauai
#47
We Went To Québec City Last Month. It Was So Cold (By Texas Standard), But So Worth It
Michael Taylor 3 years ago
funicular system we have one in edmonton AB as well.
Load More Replies...
Nadine G 3 years ago
Not to mention Quebec has been on of the strictest provinces with its curfews, limitations and rules. My partner just moved away from there because of the utter b******t that province is. My entire family is from there, and I was born there, sure...its visually appealing, but unless you're in Montreal, the province of Quebec is INCREDIBLY bigoted, hypocritical and generally hella unwelcoming if you do not speak French. I find it ironic that a Texan visited 🤣
Load More Replies... #48
I Visited Antarctica Recently, These Are Some Of The Photos
#49
Taken With A Phone Out Of My Hotel Window In Venice... And No Boats!
#50
I Heard This Place Had Stunning Views But I Just Wasn't Prepared For This. My Jaw Dropped. Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
#51
If You Were Paragliding In The Lauterbrunnen Valley Today I May Have Snapped Your Picture!
#52
I Rarely See Pics Of Africa Here. So Here A Kind Reminder Of How Beautiful The Continent Is. This Photo Was Taken In Uganda
#53
My Favorite Meal In Germany - Lunch In The Bavarian Alps
#54
I Did It! Kjeragbolten, Norway
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
People really shouldn't be doing this kind of thing.. it's a beautiful spot sure, but admire it without climbing on it, otherwise it will erode and eventually fall and be destroyed quicker...
kybourbonpearls 3 years ago
This is a beautiful picture!!! I'm so happy for you but I would NEVER do anything like this!
#55
Splurged On A Hotel In Patagonia
#56
My Childhood Dream Of Seeing Machu Picchu Has Finally Come True.
Emmett O'Brian 3 years ago
Just read that it wasn't called Machu Picchu. Can't remember the corrected name ATM but that just Picchu would have been accurate.
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
Do you have to ride in a bus on one of those scary mountain roads to get there ?
#58
First Time Athens Today And Definitely Fell In Love With This City
Vicky Z 3 years ago
❤❤❤❤my country!! And Athens is definitely not the most beautiful city we have! But there's so much history there
Stephanie IV 3 years ago
Athens is big and stinky and dirty and loud. It stole my heart in an instant. I loved my time there. The place is magical an the Greeks are my most beloved people of all.
Load More Replies... #59
The View Outside The Door In My Airbnb On The Isle Of Skye, Our Closest Neighbor Is Half A Mile Away
#60
Colorful Steps Leading To Batu Caves, Malaysia
Debbie Barnes 3 years ago
That's stunning. I love the colours and the stories behind these carvings.. Beautiful. :)
#61
Duomo Di Milano. The Greatest Building I've Seen In Person
MarmotArchivist 3 years ago
I was especially impressed by the statues on the pinnacles.
Load More Replies...
#62
Barcelona Has Many Amazing Views But I Suggest This One From The Rooftop Bar Across From The Cathedral
#63
Turned A Corner In Venice And Ended Up In A Painting
Brandon Marlowe 3 years ago
Still don't understand why someone would feel the need to degrade a beautiful place with their inane scribbling.
Load More Replies... 
#64
I Made My Reddit Pilgrimage To Lauterbrunnen
B-flat 3 years ago
Why are there so many pictures of Lauterbrunnen in this blog? Yes, it’s a nice place, but there are plenty of nice valleys in the Alps. What’s so special about this one?
MarmotArchivist 3 years ago
Probably because it's a well known tourist destination, with good infrastructure, visited by many famous people sice the 18th. Its popularity has increased in recent years as an instagram bucket list item. Tolkien also visited and the valley became his inspiration for Rivendell. I grew up in a neighbouring valley, which is also beautiful but not as touristy.
Load More Replies...
#65
The First And Last Photo Of My Trip
#66
I Spent A Week In Puerto Rico - Today I Depart. I Photograph With A Professional Camera, Here Are My Photographs
#68
Hiked To An Altitude Of 16,000 Ft. Kedartal Lake, Uttarakhand, India
Jennifer Crompton 3 years ago
I always picture India as a hot and humid place. It's good to see pictures of the gorgeous mountains there too
#69
For The Past Few Years I Have Been Trying To Document My Travels In A Different Way
#70
My "Land Before Time" Experience At Angels Landing
#71
My Favorite Part Of Tokyo Was Just Wandering The Alleys
#72
Walking Towards The Blue Mosque, A Jewel In Istanbul's Crown
#73
Sunset In Amsterdam! Took This The Night Before The King's Day Chaos Ensued
MRSS 3 years ago
I have to say I took a trip to Europe. First 3 days in Amsterdam, 10 Days in Paris which I never thought I would like and literally fell in love with it, then a week in Italy and back to Amsterdam for another 3 days and while I lived Paris and since I am half Italian and lived seeing and being in Italy, Amsterdam... HANDS DOWN, was my favorite part of the trip. The History, Architecture, people, culture, Churches, Museums was amazingly stunning. The Waterway and believe it or not, even the Red Light District. And I was there before they made it smaller and more strict. Whole trip was amazing but man Amsterdam was my Love.
Caro Caro 3 years ago
MRSS: thank you for that. I don't miss living in the Netherlands but I miss Amsterdam. I just love that city.
Load More Replies...
#74
Took A Trip To Germany This Summer. Rothenburg Was Definitely A Place To Remember...
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
In the mountains in Georgia, USA there is a little town named Helen and they made it look like a German town ! It’s so cute ! I would love to see the real deal tho !
#76
The Ancient City Of Petra, Jordan
#77
From My Visit To Preikestolen, Norway Earlier This Year
#78
First View Of Lauterbrunnen Valley From The Train. Everyone Gasped
#79
Borders Are Still Closed, But Travel Inside The Country Is Encouraged. View From The Hotel Balcony In Mürren, Switzerland
#80
As An American, I Haven't Done Enough Travel In My Own Country. Snagged This Shot This Morning At Grand Teton National Park At Sunrise
#81
Breathtaking View From My Hot Air Balloon Ride Today In Göreme, Turkey
Jihana 3 years ago
Why are there so many pictures of hot air balloons in Turkey? Is it some kind of festival? Or is it just a touristy thing to look at the landscape from above?
Anette Lindholm 3 years ago
Touristthing. Happens every Day if not to windy
Load More Replies... #82
Stuck In Norway For The Summer. Spent Five Days Seeing Some Fjords. Not That Bad
#83
The Stained Glass Windows Of Saint Chapelle
#84
Exploring The Italian Alps In My Fiat 500
#85
Currently On Month 5 During My Solo-Worldtrip. Shot This Picture In The Himalayas Of Nepal Yesterday
#86
Went To Edinburgh And It Was Amazing. The Architecture Of The Buildings Was Mind Blowing
Seán Baron 3 years ago
In the background is Arthur's Seat. A mountain in the middle of a city!!
#87
It's Forecast To Be Really Hot In Prague Today, So We Decided To Get All Of Our Sightseeing Out Of The Way Between 5:30 And 7:30 This Morning. Couldn't Have Made A Better Decision
#88
Onsen In Rural Japan. Straight Out Of Studio Ghibli Anime!
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
This is Yuomine Onsen in Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture. :)
Load More Replies... #89
Christmas In The Fairytale Town Of Bruges, Belgium
#90
Recently Moved To Seoul, South Korea. I've Lived In Texas My Whole Life And Was So Glad I Saw The Royal Palace On A Snow Day
Saeyoul Akiyune 1 year ago
Oh my gods, this is beautiful! I've always lived in the U.S and have been dreaming of visiting/living in Seoul since 2015 😍
#91
You Can Cross The Sahara By Hopping An Iron Ore Train
#92
A Medieval Arch And Aqueduct In Perugia, Italy
Iampenny 3 years ago
it's a shame, but that is also the first thing that I think of when the hear the name of the town.
Load More Replies... #93
Hiking In Svaneti, Georgia
#94
One Of The Most Beautiful Cities I Have Visited. Porto, Portugal
Brandon Marlowe 3 years ago
Portugal is #1 on my bucket list. Everything I have researched about it sounds amazing. And I do love me a tawny port.
#97
Venice Truly Does Not Disappoint... Especially At Dusk
#98
Edinburgh - Scotland
emer the unreal 3 years ago
i've been there! i have a photo of myself standing right there in the street with my bike and thousands of other people.
#99
Took A Day Trip To Füssen, Germany While In Europe A Week Ago And Stepped Into The Ultimate Winter Wonderland
#100
Milan - Prettiest Shopping Centre In The World?
#103
The Quiet Streets Of Seville, Spain After A Storm
#105
Took My Girlfriend On Her First Proper Hike Last Week. We’re Already Planning Our Next One! Day One Of The Salkantay Trek Before We Went Over The Pass
#106
The Plank Walk To Heaven On Mount Huashan China. We Googled "World's Most Dangerous Hike" And This Came Up So We Put It On Our List And Yesterday We Finally Got To Complete It
#108
The Best View Of The Louvre Isn’t The Mona Lisa
#110
Yesterday's Sunset From Xingping, China Absolutely Blew My Mind. I Would 1000% Recommend Staying A Night In The Town Just To See This View In Real Life. The City Is Only 20mins (Via Bullet Train) South Of Guilin
#114
The Overnight Train From Bangkok To Chiang Mai
#115
Breakfast With A View Of The Taj Mahal
#117
Delta Pilot On Reddit As We Board
Casey Ironmonger 3 years ago
Aviation: hours of boredom punctuated by seconds of sheer terror.
#118
The Last Mcdonalds Cheeseburger Sold In Iceland. Mcdonalds No Longer Exists In The Country
Mir Adwari 3 years ago
Could make a joke about was it ever edible but I don't want to upset McDonald's fans...
Load More Replies... #119
I Went To North Korea In 2016 And Took This Picture From The Top Of The Juche Tower In Pyongyang
Add New Image
Explore more of these tags
What do you think ?
Wondrously Willow 3 years ago
Am I the only one who read this as “35 Time Travelers Who Were So Stunned By...”?
Tash 3 years ago
Thats what I came here to say- was very confused when i started reading the posts!
Load More Replies...
What's In Your Head? 3 years ago
Okay, first things first: who else thought this was about time travelers?
Wondrously Willow 3 years ago
Oh I just commented about this before I saw your comment lol. I thought that too!
Load More Replies... Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
Anyone else just read these lists to make sure there’s somewhere from where you live on them? I’ve yet to be disappointed - I do live in a beautiful country. I’m nit a huge fan of travelling, like the actual getting there bit, but I do want to go visit more places. Although I want to fully explore my own wee country much more before I do
Bobbie Meyers 3 years ago
Too bad they still don't build towns and cities so magical. Now, everything is so ugly and sterile.
phil blanque 3 years ago
These places are amazing...but not a lot of people can afford to travel to these exotic places. They can still find beauty in simple things closer to their home...a sunrise, a sunset, a monarch butterfly drinking nectar. They are all there, if we look.
Jo Choto 3 years ago
I am so hugely privileged to have been to so many places in the world. Travelling has been all I have wanted to do since I was young, and I've spent decades doing it. The world is so beautiful and most of its people are good, kind, and peaceful, but somehow we have allowed greedy and power hungry magnates and politicians to destroy so much of the world's safety and beauty.
Wondrously Willow 3 years ago
Am I the only one who read this as “35 Time Travelers Who Were So Stunned By...”?
Tash 3 years ago
Thats what I came here to say- was very confused when i started reading the posts!
Load More Replies... What's In Your Head? 3 years ago
Okay, first things first: who else thought this was about time travelers?
Wondrously Willow 3 years ago
Oh I just commented about this before I saw your comment lol. I thought that too!
Load More Replies... Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
Anyone else just read these lists to make sure there’s somewhere from where you live on them? I’ve yet to be disappointed - I do live in a beautiful country. I’m nit a huge fan of travelling, like the actual getting there bit, but I do want to go visit more places. Although I want to fully explore my own wee country much more before I do
Bobbie Meyers 3 years ago
Too bad they still don't build towns and cities so magical. Now, everything is so ugly and sterile.
phil blanque 3 years ago
These places are amazing...but not a lot of people can afford to travel to these exotic places. They can still find beauty in simple things closer to their home...a sunrise, a sunset, a monarch butterfly drinking nectar. They are all there, if we look.
Jo Choto 3 years ago
I am so hugely privileged to have been to so many places in the world. Travelling has been all I have wanted to do since I was young, and I've spent decades doing it. The world is so beautiful and most of its people are good, kind, and peaceful, but somehow we have allowed greedy and power hungry magnates and politicians to destroy so much of the world's safety and beauty.
You May Like 56 Photos From Around The World That Hit Harder Than Words Ever Could 50 Times People Were So Taken Away By The Beautiful Scenery, They Just Had To Snap A Pic Of It
Mantas Kačerauskas
Saimonas Lukošius
Related on Bored Panda
