Romanian Athenaeum

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.

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Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel

Visit this lovely hotel or book a stay in it if you want to take some gorgeous, pastel photos that resemble the style of Wes Anderson’s movies. The retro pink vibe matches the vibrant green plants perfectly so getting that perfect shot won’t be a problem.

Kasteelspoort

Explore the beautiful South African nature by going to the Kasteelspoort hike and at the end, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking viewpoint where you can take amazing photos.

Bo-Kaap

You also must check out the Bo-Kaap neighborhood, the most colorful part of the city. It’s located on Signal Hill and has a significant cultural history.

Camps Bay

The Camps Bay beach will take your breath away. You must visit it for the experience itself as well as for the amazing photos you can take there. Make sure to take some photos from above to truly capture its beauty.

The post 4 Instagrammable Spots in Cape Town You Shouldn’t Miss appeared first on Traveler Master.

Mad Pops

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!

Motel Mexicola

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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Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

To reach the temple caves in Kuala Lumpur, you have to climb 272 rainbow steps. The steps are filled with tourists trying to take a good shot and dozens of monkeys.

Bali Swing, Ubud, Bali

Bali Swing contains so many photo-ops, you may just mistake yourself for a bonafide influencer.

Street Art in Soho, Hong Kong

The street art in Soho, Hong Kong is some of the most photographed in the world. All of the murals in Central are superb.

The Old Town of Melaka, Malaysia

The streets of Melaka are charming and picturesque. The whole town is a UNESCO heritage site and there are lots of beautiful photo opportunities.

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Ha Long Bay is at the top of most people’s Vietnam bucket list. You can take a boat tour our from Cat Ba and enjoy the stunning views of the bay area.

El Nido, Palawan, Philipines

The Palawan islands are some of the most beautiful in the world. The crystal clear waters and white sand beaches make for the perfect paradise photo.

Baa Atoll, The Maldives

The Maldives is home to some of the most luxurious resorts the world has seen. Everywhere in Baa Atoll is so stunning that a filter would only take away from its natural beauty.

The post These Are the Most Instagrammable Spots In Southeast Asia appeared first on Traveler Master.

Bali Swing is a little pricey but the extra couple of dollars are put towards a fantastic cause. A portion of the park’s profits funds a charity project which educates children from preschool through to secondary. The program enables children to learn English and Mandarin so that they can find a job in the booming tourism industry in Bali when they finish their studies.

We recommend arriving as close to the park’s opening as possible as for the first hour of the day, I barely had to queue for a thing. I started out by clambering on-board the park’s biggest and most thrilling swing (naturally…) and was caught off guard by the rush I got from being thrust forward above the jungle. Tied to tall palm trees, the swings look cute enough until you are soaring high above the treetops below. I definitely screamed but no, I did not want to go faster.

There are 15 swings in total and even though some were pretty much identical, I still rid them all. Each one is a chance to see the lush greenery below from a new angle and another shot at getting that perfect motion picture. While some are taller and faster than others, the staff are always vigilante when it comes to health and safety.

Ultimately, the park is pretty much a playground for Instagrammers. Reluctant boyfriends stand around snapping pictures of their beautiful girlfriends who pose in the cute nests dotted around at various photo points. Being a lone visitor, I was pleasantly surprised by how accommodating the staff was. I’m not usually someone who enjoys having my photo taken but by the end of the day, I felt runway ready. And it’s all thanks to the lovely staff who had a laugh with me as I indulged in my vainer side.

After spending two hours in the park, I headed to the buffet which I was delighted to learn was vegetarian. There is a delicious selection and the food is fresh and refilled regularly. I took my tofu stir fry up to the top deck where I enjoyed my birds-eye view of the river and the shrieking Bali Swing visitors. After my complimentary coffee, I was ready for some more adrenaline.

When I finished my lunch, I couldn’t resist climbing back on the big swing one last time. After scrolling through my photos, I also learned that the right side of my face is definitely the good side and slipped back into a couple of the nests for another photo shoot. If you think this sounds a little cringy then fear not. Everybody else is doing the same and will be cheering you on and shouting encouraging stage directions at you.

Time Spent In The Park: 3 hours. We recommend longer if you arrive in the afternoon.

Value For Money: Good. Especially as a portion of the profits goes to charity.

Traveler Master Rating: Thrilling & fun!

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Romanian Athenaeum

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.

The post The Best Places to Take Instagram Photos in Bucharest, Romania appeared first on Traveler Master.

Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel

Visit this lovely hotel or book a stay in it if you want to take some gorgeous, pastel photos that resemble the style of Wes Anderson’s movies. The retro pink vibe matches the vibrant green plants perfectly so getting that perfect shot won’t be a problem.

Kasteelspoort

Explore the beautiful South African nature by going to the Kasteelspoort hike and at the end, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking viewpoint where you can take amazing photos.

Bo-Kaap

You also must check out the Bo-Kaap neighborhood, the most colorful part of the city. It’s located on Signal Hill and has a significant cultural history.

Camps Bay

The Camps Bay beach will take your breath away. You must visit it for the experience itself as well as for the amazing photos you can take there. Make sure to take some photos from above to truly capture its beauty.

The post 4 Instagrammable Spots in Cape Town You Shouldn’t Miss appeared first on Traveler Master.

Mad Pops

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!

Motel Mexicola

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.

The post The Best Bali Cafes to Take Instagram Photos At appeared first on Traveler Master.

Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

To reach the temple caves in Kuala Lumpur, you have to climb 272 rainbow steps. The steps are filled with tourists trying to take a good shot and dozens of monkeys.

Bali Swing, Ubud, Bali

Bali Swing contains so many photo-ops, you may just mistake yourself for a bonafide influencer.

Street Art in Soho, Hong Kong

The street art in Soho, Hong Kong is some of the most photographed in the world. All of the murals in Central are superb.

The Old Town of Melaka, Malaysia

The streets of Melaka are charming and picturesque. The whole town is a UNESCO heritage site and there are lots of beautiful photo opportunities.

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Ha Long Bay is at the top of most people’s Vietnam bucket list. You can take a boat tour our from Cat Ba and enjoy the stunning views of the bay area.

El Nido, Palawan, Philipines

The Palawan islands are some of the most beautiful in the world. The crystal clear waters and white sand beaches make for the perfect paradise photo.

Baa Atoll, The Maldives

The Maldives is home to some of the most luxurious resorts the world has seen. Everywhere in Baa Atoll is so stunning that a filter would only take away from its natural beauty.

The post These Are the Most Instagrammable Spots In Southeast Asia appeared first on Traveler Master.

Bali Swing is a little pricey but the extra couple of dollars are put towards a fantastic cause. A portion of the park’s profits funds a charity project which educates children from preschool through to secondary. The program enables children to learn English and Mandarin so that they can find a job in the booming tourism industry in Bali when they finish their studies.

We recommend arriving as close to the park’s opening as possible as for the first hour of the day, I barely had to queue for a thing. I started out by clambering on-board the park’s biggest and most thrilling swing (naturally…) and was caught off guard by the rush I got from being thrust forward above the jungle. Tied to tall palm trees, the swings look cute enough until you are soaring high above the treetops below. I definitely screamed but no, I did not want to go faster.

There are 15 swings in total and even though some were pretty much identical, I still rid them all. Each one is a chance to see the lush greenery below from a new angle and another shot at getting that perfect motion picture. While some are taller and faster than others, the staff are always vigilante when it comes to health and safety.

Ultimately, the park is pretty much a playground for Instagrammers. Reluctant boyfriends stand around snapping pictures of their beautiful girlfriends who pose in the cute nests dotted around at various photo points. Being a lone visitor, I was pleasantly surprised by how accommodating the staff was. I’m not usually someone who enjoys having my photo taken but by the end of the day, I felt runway ready. And it’s all thanks to the lovely staff who had a laugh with me as I indulged in my vainer side.

After spending two hours in the park, I headed to the buffet which I was delighted to learn was vegetarian. There is a delicious selection and the food is fresh and refilled regularly. I took my tofu stir fry up to the top deck where I enjoyed my birds-eye view of the river and the shrieking Bali Swing visitors. After my complimentary coffee, I was ready for some more adrenaline.

When I finished my lunch, I couldn’t resist climbing back on the big swing one last time. After scrolling through my photos, I also learned that the right side of my face is definitely the good side and slipped back into a couple of the nests for another photo shoot. If you think this sounds a little cringy then fear not. Everybody else is doing the same and will be cheering you on and shouting encouraging stage directions at you.

Time Spent In The Park: 3 hours. We recommend longer if you arrive in the afternoon.

Value For Money: Good. Especially as a portion of the profits goes to charity.

Traveler Master Rating: Thrilling & fun!

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