Bardenas Reales
Marc Armengou took this photo southeast of Navarre, Spain, in an area known as the Bardenas Reales. He was traveling by car with friends, and you can simply stop by the side of the road and walk some trails.
Marc Armengou took this photo southeast of Navarre, Spain, in an area known as the Bardenas Reales. He was traveling by car with friends, and you can simply stop by the side of the road and walk some trails.
That’s Charlie the dog in a vineyard in Spain. Read on for more!
Bigul Malayi was on a family trip in Thusharagiri waterfalls when he took this picture.
Description This is a field of cut wheat by the side of the road on the Camino de Santiago. It was taken by elisascagnetti while she traveled the pilgrimage. The Mesetas in Spain are high plains. Categories Terms Original:
This photo is from the north of India, in Kashmir. It’s an extremely popular place for people to ski, sled, and many other snow sports. Kartik Shukla traveled more than 1700 kilometers to visit here. Travelers stay in a “hotel” which is basically huts, and they often enjoy a giant bonfire in the evening.
On the shores of Lake Geneva, in the town of Vevey, you’ll find the “Alimentarium”, a museum devoted to food and eating. Just offshore you’ll find this giant fork stuck into the lake. Michelle Bulloch from Switzerland took this photo while visiting.
This artificial waterfall was photographed by Javier Casares. Read on for why it was made and where you can find it.
I laughed and laughed at this one. It has a long and fun backstory, including other images and even video!
Description Javier Casares lives in Dúrcal (Granada, Spain), near the Río Dúrcal (Dúrcal river). Often in the mornings he walks near the river, in the valley, because it’s cooler. Apparently sheep, goats, and dogs prefer it also. The dogs keep the sheep and goats in place so well that the shepherds don’t need to stay….
This photo was taken by Musarrat Anjum Chowdhury while on a company trip to Meghalaya, India. There was a viewing platform so people could easily see Nohkalikai Falls without hurting the land.