We’re stuck at home daydreaming about going on fantastic adventures to exotic places. However, being at home during the coronavirus pandemic can be an adventure in itself. All it takes is a bit of creativity and a dash of imagination.
Lithuanian traveler, writer, and journalist Liudas Dapkus invited others to take part in a quarantine travel challenge that his colleague Gabrielė Štaraitė came up with. In the challenge, people are asked to recreate their best, funniest, and most original travel pics from the safety of their homes.
Internet users were quick to take up the challenge and posted lockdown versions of their adventure photos. We’ve collected some of the very best, so scroll down, enjoy, and upvote your faves! If you’re in the mood, take part in Liudas’ challenge and post your own recreated travel pics in the comments below. Be sure to read on for Bored Panda’s exclusive interview with Liudas.
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Here's Liudas holding a koala in Queensland, in 2018, on the left. And here he is holding his Maine Coon Česlovas (aka Cheslov) on the right

Image credits: Liudas Dapkus
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OK 1st foto Santorini, Greece. The 2nd ? 7° n this outfit? Surely the bravest brrrrrr
When it comes to snuggling under a blanket, it is not about where, it is about with whom.
Some of the remake pix seem more fun than some of the originals! :)
My sister posted pics from the lovely resort where she's been staying with her hubby: the library (their bookshelves), wildlife (their farm animals), the art gallery (some items on their livingroom wall). etc. She answered questions: "Yes, the food is very good, but you can tell when' it's the chef's day off." Hint: she's not the chef. Later, I called the "resort" and asked if there's a pool. "Yes, but it's very small." "Can you do laps in it?" "I try, but I keep banging my head at each end."
Some of the remake pix seem more fun than some of the originals! :)
My sister posted pics from the lovely resort where she's been staying with her hubby: the library (their bookshelves), wildlife (their farm animals), the art gallery (some items on their livingroom wall). etc. She answered questions: "Yes, the food is very good, but you can tell when' it's the chef's day off." Hint: she's not the chef. Later, I called the "resort" and asked if there's a pool. "Yes, but it's very small." "Can you do laps in it?" "I try, but I keep banging my head at each end."
