In less than a year, this channel posted over 25 4K quality videos showing various parts of our planet. The movies are mostly an hour long and paired with relaxing music. You can play one of them whenever you need something to relax and inspire you to plan your first after-pandemic trip.

“The goal at Scenic Relaxation is to provide relaxing 4K visuals of the world’s most stunning places. From the mountains of the Dolomites to the green landscapes of the Isle of Skye, Scenic relaxation will put you in a calming mood,” the channel description reads.

Go check it out and explore Europe, Hawaii, Russia, and the underwater world, among other amazing destinations. The most popular videos already have millions of views, with Norway video having over 5 million views in under three months.

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In order to make this video, Tsang had to take over 60,000 images along with 500GB of video files. “After transiting Panama Canal, our ship cross the Caribbean Sea into the Atlantic Ocean and arrive at New York, Savannah then Charleston. The timelapse was taken over a span of 15 days, some less interesting parts were speed up or faded out (cargo work, daylight hours with no clouds). Most night shots were done on 25-second shutter speed at 30 seconds interval, with port arrivals and departures at 4~8s interval,” he wrote in the description.

You can find many more amazing videos on Tsang’s Youtube channel. He has almost half a million followers and it’s clear why. His videos offer a unique insight into the life of a sailor and that’s something most of us can’t experience in any other way.

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Nejla Yatkin is a professional dancer and choreographer who traveled to 20 countries to dance in public places. Her performances are breathtaking and they’re now a part of the video called Dancing Around the World that you can watch below.

Dancing in public spaces is a beautiful way to be present with your surroundings, as Yatkin says in the video. By being present with the place, yourself, and others, you slowly shift the energy around you. Because you start paying attention to the environment, by opening up all your senses to that place, you start engaging with the environment through your movement and other people who pass by are surprised and awaken by that daydream and they might see something new.

“Two years ago I embarked on a journey of a lifetime with Dancing Around the World when I visited 19 countries to take dance to the people, but also to discover why people dance. In each location we created site-specific performances with local dancers to make it more accessible to people, and we documented the experience through short videos, interviews, and group workshops,” she wrote on her website.

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Austria’s capital is visited by over 15 million tourists every year. This year will be different due to the pandemic, but you can still enjoy the sight through many photos and videos available online. After seeing the video below, we’re sure you’ll put Vienna on the top of your travel list for when the world goes back to normal again.

Click play to enjoy some of the most famous spots in Vienna from a new perspective. This may be a unique opportunity to see them without tourists everywhere, because the city is always full of people and life, no matter the time of the year.

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One of the biggest factors of the sudden rise of traveling popularity is Instagram and other social platforms that allow people to share their trips and to gain followers through those experiences. Suddenly, everyone wants to have a photo in front of the Eiffel Tower or in front of the Taj Mahal or at the Louvre. And no matter how many times we’ve seen the photos before, the new angles and new people in front of these sights always leave us wanting more and wanting to visit those places ourselves. Additionally, we’re seeing the rise of low-cost airlines and cheap accommodations that allow billions of people to afford traveling around the world.

This can be a real problem since those and many more sites are today overcrowded with people at any given moment. To see what other problems tourism causes, watch the video below.

The post Too Many People Want to Travel and It’s Causing Problems appeared first on Traveler Master.

In the video below, published by Great Big Story, we see five different cultures and their unique ways of making coffee. In Mexico, we see a woman making Café de Olla, which is coffee with panela (unrefined sugar), cinnamon, and orange peel.

Ethiopians show us their traditional hand-roasted Jimma coffee beans that are perfect for a big pot of coffee that gathers neighbors together. A Swedish woman enjoys a cup of coffee with homemade cheese outside, while Vietnamese café owner shows us their famous egg coffee.

In Turkey, seeing coffee prepared in traditional pots on hot sand is not unusual, just like this vendor shows us.

Click play below to watch the full video and learn more about coffee.

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In less than a year, this channel posted over 25 4K quality videos showing various parts of our planet. The movies are mostly an hour long and paired with relaxing music. You can play one of them whenever you need something to relax and inspire you to plan your first after-pandemic trip.

“The goal at Scenic Relaxation is to provide relaxing 4K visuals of the world’s most stunning places. From the mountains of the Dolomites to the green landscapes of the Isle of Skye, Scenic relaxation will put you in a calming mood,” the channel description reads.

Go check it out and explore Europe, Hawaii, Russia, and the underwater world, among other amazing destinations. The most popular videos already have millions of views, with Norway video having over 5 million views in under three months.

The post Scenic Relaxation is the Only Travel YouTube Channel You Need Right Now appeared first on Traveler Master.

In order to make this video, Tsang had to take over 60,000 images along with 500GB of video files. “After transiting Panama Canal, our ship cross the Caribbean Sea into the Atlantic Ocean and arrive at New York, Savannah then Charleston. The timelapse was taken over a span of 15 days, some less interesting parts were speed up or faded out (cargo work, daylight hours with no clouds). Most night shots were done on 25-second shutter speed at 30 seconds interval, with port arrivals and departures at 4~8s interval,” he wrote in the description.

You can find many more amazing videos on Tsang’s Youtube channel. He has almost half a million followers and it’s clear why. His videos offer a unique insight into the life of a sailor and that’s something most of us can’t experience in any other way.

The post Check Out This Incredible Timelapse From a Container Ship appeared first on Traveler Master.

Nejla Yatkin is a professional dancer and choreographer who traveled to 20 countries to dance in public places. Her performances are breathtaking and they’re now a part of the video called Dancing Around the World that you can watch below.

Dancing in public spaces is a beautiful way to be present with your surroundings, as Yatkin says in the video. By being present with the place, yourself, and others, you slowly shift the energy around you. Because you start paying attention to the environment, by opening up all your senses to that place, you start engaging with the environment through your movement and other people who pass by are surprised and awaken by that daydream and they might see something new.

“Two years ago I embarked on a journey of a lifetime with Dancing Around the World when I visited 19 countries to take dance to the people, but also to discover why people dance. In each location we created site-specific performances with local dancers to make it more accessible to people, and we documented the experience through short videos, interviews, and group workshops,” she wrote on her website.

The post Watch This Dancer as She Travels the World, one Dance at a Time appeared first on Traveler Master.

Austria’s capital is visited by over 15 million tourists every year. This year will be different due to the pandemic, but you can still enjoy the sight through many photos and videos available online. After seeing the video below, we’re sure you’ll put Vienna on the top of your travel list for when the world goes back to normal again.

Click play to enjoy some of the most famous spots in Vienna from a new perspective. This may be a unique opportunity to see them without tourists everywhere, because the city is always full of people and life, no matter the time of the year.

The post See Empty Vienna in the New Timelapse Video appeared first on Traveler Master.

One of the biggest factors of the sudden rise of traveling popularity is Instagram and other social platforms that allow people to share their trips and to gain followers through those experiences. Suddenly, everyone wants to have a photo in front of the Eiffel Tower or in front of the Taj Mahal or at the Louvre. And no matter how many times we’ve seen the photos before, the new angles and new people in front of these sights always leave us wanting more and wanting to visit those places ourselves. Additionally, we’re seeing the rise of low-cost airlines and cheap accommodations that allow billions of people to afford traveling around the world.

This can be a real problem since those and many more sites are today overcrowded with people at any given moment. To see what other problems tourism causes, watch the video below.

The post Too Many People Want to Travel and It’s Causing Problems appeared first on Traveler Master.

In the video below, published by Great Big Story, we see five different cultures and their unique ways of making coffee. In Mexico, we see a woman making Café de Olla, which is coffee with panela (unrefined sugar), cinnamon, and orange peel.

Ethiopians show us their traditional hand-roasted Jimma coffee beans that are perfect for a big pot of coffee that gathers neighbors together. A Swedish woman enjoys a cup of coffee with homemade cheese outside, while Vietnamese café owner shows us their famous egg coffee.

In Turkey, seeing coffee prepared in traditional pots on hot sand is not unusual, just like this vendor shows us.

Click play below to watch the full video and learn more about coffee.

The post 5 Unique Ways Coffee is Prepared Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.