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]]>Nowadays, perhaps the most popular form of traveling blogging is through Instagram. If you travel a lot, you can post as many pictures as you want of your travels by virtue of this platform, and you’re just as welcome to write lengthy posts about your adventures in concordance with the pictures you’ve posted. Oh yeah, and it goes without saying that you can post stories and live videos at your disclosure.
Personal Blogs
You’re more than welcome to start your own blog on your very own website. It’s not as mainstream as Instagram is, but if you manage to get hold of some real followers and fans, they’ll constantly be waiting for your next post. From a practical point of view, it’s probably the greatest platform for writing long texts about your adventures.
YouTube
YouTube has come so far beyond “Charlie Bit My Finger”, lending itself to countless influencers to be themselves in so many ways—including sharing their escapades with their fans. If you’re specifically interested in sharing videos of your travels with your followers, you may want to consider starting a YouTube account.
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Her travel blog and accompanying Instagram page, Wildluxe, is the sweet, sweet meeting point between luxury travel and the great outdoors. Sprinkle Gillingham’s sense of optimism on top and you’ll understand the appeal. Showcasing guest ranches, farm stays, lodges, safaris, and wild adventures, it offers inspiration, reviews, and information on the world’s top luxury wilderness travel experiences. Exactly the kind of inspiration we need in the days after Covid.
“I really do love every aspect of the job,” shared Gillingham in an interview with We Are Travel Girls. “The hardest part for me is lugging around all of the heavy gear all of the time. It’s a total pain. (Literally, my neck is always hurting). But worth it.”
From Pain to Passion
A cancer survivor, Gillingham understands the importance of living in the here and now. In fact, her illness is what pushed her to further explore her passions. “It made me realize how fragile and precious life really is,” she says. “It has given me a huge zest for life. Every day we are here and have the chance to live and love is a beautiful miracle!”
Where She Goes
Rather than traveling to the same big cities, seeing overrun tourist destinations, and waiting in long crowded lines, Gillingham seeks out the unique, less traveled, more intimate places around the globe. The places she chooses to feature on her blog are hand-selected and surrounded by exquisite natural landscapes which offer guests a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
But her life as a travel guru isn’t all fun and games. “I think many people have misconceptions of what it takes,” she notes. “They think its all fun and travel. It’s actually a TON of work. It’s not a 9-5 it’s a 24/7. You have to be able to turbo multitask and wear many hats.”
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The concert hall building dates back to the 19th century and it’s impressive inside and out. It’s one of the big symbols of Romanian culture. The main hall contains a huge circular colonnade and two sets of spiral stairs.
Pasaj Victoria
This is one of the many hidden passages in the city and if you stumble upon it, you will be rewarded with a view of colorful umbrellas. It’s a perfect place to take photos to remember your trip to Bucharest forever.
Carturesti Carusel
The gorgeous bookshop is not only an amazing place to browse for your next read but also one of the most beautiful things you can see in the city. The bright interior that spreads over three floors gives plenty of photo opportunities, and when you get tired, you can grab some coffee in a cafe on the top floor.
- Coffee
– Coziness
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]]>Would you like to get a head start on ensuring that your travel pictures have reach and impact? Here are some tips that can help.
Learn to Use Effects
Instagram also serves as a photo editor, providing a number of effects and editing capabilities to make your pictures look even better. Learn to adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, just to name a few things, in order to make your pictures pop.
Geotag Your Snapshots
One of the best ways to ensure that others see and like your photos is by geotagging your snapshots. Don’t just upload a picture of the Taj Mahal, for example; upload it and geotag it at the Taj Mahal so that people browsing photos of the monument will see your picture.
Master Hashtags
Another great way to ensure that your pictures have reach is by employing hashtags. Look for hashtags related to the location in which you have taken your photo so that people, while checking out these popular hashtags, will discover your photo and profile.
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With 3,648,494 mentions, the most Instagrammed national park is the Grand Canyon in the United States. Located in Arizona, the Grand Canyon is best-known for its layered bands of red rocks that tell the geological history of millions of years.
Yosemite National Park, United States
Yosemite National Park in California has 2,897,973 mentions on Instagram. The best parts are the giant sequoia trees and Tunnel View, the iconic view of El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall rising from Yosemite Valley.
Lake District National Park, United Kingdom
This national park in the UK received 2,571,048 mentions and it’s known for its glacial ribbon lakes, mountains, and historic literacy associations.
Banff National Park, Canada
Banff National Park in Canada received 2,410,547 mentions and you won’t want to miss the lake views and the mountains. Who knows, you make even see a bear.
Yellowstone National Park, United States
Yellowstone National Park, home of the Old Faithful, comes in at number five with 1,399,905 mentions. Mostly in Wyoming, the park spreads into parts of Montana and Idaho and has canyons, alpine rivers, forests, hot springs, and geysers.
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Ontario, Canada 
c. 1888 • Considered a beloved part of Canadian ecclestiastal history, the Rideau Street Chapel is certainly a place worth preserving. So much so, the Chapel is currently housed in a museum. Originally built in 1888, the Chapel would eventually be completely dismantled and then reassembled in its present location, the National Gallery of Canada • The Chapel was built as part of the Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, a bilingual school for girls. In 1887, the school sought to expand to meet enrollment demands and commissioned architect and priest Georges Bouillon to design an addition. Bouillon created a two-and-a-half storey wing which included the extravagant and elegant Gothic Revival Chapel on the second floor • The Convent thrived until the late 1960s when Ontario secularized their education system. Declining enrollment resulted in reduced education programs and by 1970, the Sisters decided to sell the Convent. They quickly found a buyer in Glenview Realty who planned to convert the structure into retail and office space • When Glenview shifted their focus with the intent to demolish the Convent to build a new high-rise, the historic preservation community sprang to its defense. The Heritage Committee and the National Capital Commission (NCC) lobbied to save the Chapel. Nevertheless, the city approved a demolition permit • The Historic Sites and Monument Board judged the Chapel to be of national significance, and heritage committees organized public demonstrations to enforce the recommendation. After weeks of failed negotiations, activist Mary-Anne Phillips lit a votive candle in front of the padlocked Chapel, creating a powerful media moment. Five days later an agreement was reached. To this day, the Chapel – including the 1,123 pieces of its original altar – remains in the National Gallery • Know more? Please comment below! • 
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The man behind the account is Wally Koval. Aside from being a huge fan of Anderson’s work, Koval is passionate about travel and architecture. He gets the images for his page from followers located around the world and shares stories about the objects shown in photos. Koval recently turned a part of his work into a book that celebrates Anderson’s style and shows 200 quirky locations around the planet that you can actually visit in person.
@TheKuber is forever sharing incredible images of India & beyond 
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Genoa, Italy 
c. 1929 • Climbing from sea to summit and back, the Genova-Casella Railway connects the port city of Genoa with the mountain village of Casella in the Liguria region of Italy. Known by locals as the “trenino” or “little train”, the Railway is a narrow gauge rail system that operates nine trains per day carrying both local commuters and curious travelers • Before a train took to the inclines, horses ruled the roadways in Genoa. In the 1870s, a horse bus system was developed that connected Genoa to the nearby Sampierdarena area. This served as a precursor to the electric trams that would later be developed. In 1929, the Genoa-Casella Railway was officially inaugurated • During WW2, Genovesi citizens fleeing the city packed the Railway’s trains to find refuge in the remote areas of the Apennines Mountains. Because Genoa was such an influential port, the city was heavily bombed by both Allied air and naval forces throughout the course of the War. The damage was so extreme that over 11,000 buildings were destroyed. The port’s harbor suffered 935 shipwrecks • The Railway hasn’t forgotten its history either. On certain occasions the Railways oldest train, dating back to 1924, travels along the rails. Originally built for the Sangritana railway, this train also houses the oldest working electric engine in Italy with many of its original parts still in order • Navigating steep inclines overlooking the Ligurian Sea, the trains climb upwards 458 meters above sea level. Among these remote areas surrounding Genoa are broad valleys, ancient fortresses, villages, and the historic Aqueduct. To this day, the Genova-Casella Railway passes through these areas on its daily 25 km route • Know more? Please comment below! • 
c. 1695 • The last of its kind in a modernized London borough, Poplar Cottage is a simple structure that harkens back to 17th century rural English life. Built around 1695, the Cottage is the last surviving example of a weatherboard cottage in Charlton Village • Located in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Charlton Village was once a tiny rural village far from the city. It was first recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book as “Cerletone” which is derived from Old English meaning “farmstead of the freemen or peasants”. Throughout the centuries, the village has been home to both farmers and the financially wealthy • In 1612, Sir Adam Newton commissioned a new manor house in the village. Named Charlton House, this Jacobean mansion was designed by architect John Thorpe, a little-known Renaissance designer who pioneered introducing corridors within houses. Thorpe’s corridor allowed for independent access to individual rooms, which was a departure from the then-common arrangement of rooms leading to the next by connecting doors, a feature known as “enfilade” • Eighty years later, Poplar Cottage would be built in a design in far contrast to the magnificence of the noble estate. As a weatherboard house, the Cottage is made up of wooden siding in the form of horizontal boards that often overlap. This style is also known as “clapboard”, which later rose to prominence in Colonial America • Although many of Charlton Village’s original weatherboard cottages were torn down in the 20th century, Poplar Cottage has remained on Charlton Road since it was built. It was restored by the Blackheath Preservation Trust, and remains a reminder of simple English farm life amid the hustle and bustle of the UK’s most populated city • Know more? Please comment below! • The post “Accidentally Wes Anderson” Helps You Discover Locations With Incredible Aesthetic appeared first on Traveler Master.
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White tiles, succulents, and neon signs make the perfect backdrop for all your photos from Bali. You can take as many incredible photos as you like here!
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This picturesque place will give you a dash of Mexico in the middle of Indonesia with its bright and vibrant interior. Enjoy a coffee or a fresh juice during the day or stop by in the evening when the place turns into a big fiesta. Either way, you’ll have the chance to take some incredible photos.
KYND
KYND cafe was designed with travelers hunting for the perfect Instagram shot in mind. Its interior bursts in colors and fabulous details that you simply have to include in your photos.
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#5 Singapore
Singapore is the small island city-state with plenty to see and take photos of. From futuristic bridges to incredible hotels, the architecture of the place will wow you.
#4 New York City
New York City is among the most exciting cities in the world and there are always new things to explore and photograph. Different parts of the city have different energy and you can always find new, interesting things to photograph.
#3 Dubai
Talking about glamorous destinations, it doesn’t get much better than Dubai. Elevate your Insta feed with photos of luxury hotels, lovely beaches, and rooftop lounges.
#2 Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a trending destination in 2020, and if you’ve never visited it before, it’s time to finally do it. Aside from beautiful skylines and numerous food corners, Hong Kong is 70% made of mountains and parks.
#1 Sydney
Expect to see Sydney all around your social media in 2020, and if you’re up for an adventure, join in on the fun and visit this Australian city yourself.
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]]>The post-Soviet countries that were formed after the Union’s collapse are some of the most under-visited and unknown countries in Europe. Fortunately, Bald and Bankrupt is here to help us.
Bald and Bankrupt, run by a man whose pseudonym is “Mr. Bald” is an Instagram and YouTube account run by a man who is dedicated to showing off the best that Eastern Europe has to offer.
Hailing from the United Kingdom, Mr. Bald speaks Russian and is able to communicate with the natives of this region and also show off the best and most underrated pieces of a group of countries that most of us have never seen and know little about.
Mr. Bald takes a special interest in Soviet relics, showing off some of the most interesting and undiscovered relics and remains of a once-powerful nation. From Georgia to Moldova, he is sure to discover and find the most interesting spots in all of these underrated and unexplored lands.
So, if you are interested in traveling to Eastern Europe, be sure to give Bald and Bankrupt a follow!
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You may not have heard of it, but Olkhon Island is the third-largest lake island in the world and it holds some amazing sights. For example, Shaman Rock stands tall over the Baikal Lake as one of the holiest places on the continent. Also, you won’t want to miss Cape Khoboy, which offers a fantastic opportunity for some pics!
The Red Square
Who doesn’t want a picture in one of the most iconic locations in the world? Red Square is the center of Russian power and a symbol of Russian architecture, art, and might. Plus, it’s absolutely huge!
. #stbasilscathedral #moscow #russia #theredsquare #memories #2013The Steppe
The Russian steppes have been the birthplace of various civilizations and that wild spirit is still out there. Just imagine – infinite flatlands, the sun at your back, a wild horse here or there… Insta-worthy!
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