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globewander · 2 days
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itspeacelin · 29 days
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Luxembourg City, 2024.
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4gifs · 8 months
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Tourist tries hugging a sea lion
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chlobody · 5 days
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CALIFORNIA ATTRACTIONS
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nobeerreviews · 6 months
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I will not be just a tourist in the world of images, just watching images passing by which I cannot live in, make love to, possess as permanent sources of joy and ecstasy.
-- Anais Nin
(Madrid)
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ilikeit-art · 7 months
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Fluffy traveler..
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kafrizzzle · 6 months
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this is weewer btw
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mybeautifulpoland · 14 days
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Żywiec Beskids, Poland by Piotr Ciupka
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sweetdreamerqueen · 7 months
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Travel with me
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vintage-tigre · 5 months
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lottiestudying · 1 month
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17.02.2024—im too south australian to admit i kinda like melbourne
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globewander · 13 hours
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itspeacelin · 1 month
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Luxembourg City, 2024.
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intersectionalpraxis · 2 months
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If you want to see how harmful this “digital nomadic culture” is, you just need to look at what they’ve done to Bali, Indonesia. They have completely displaced local residents and pushed them out of their communities because locals can no longer afford to keep up with the COL. Original post: "They bore me so much🫥" with the caption from an Instagram story of. woman dining: "GIRL MATH: You've figured out the ultimate life hack as a millenial is to make you money in the US and live abroad where the cost of living is more affordable."
There's so many layers to unpack here. 'Tourism' in the Caribbean, for instance, is something I think about as well whenever I see people acting like this -these industries, which are highly exploitative towards the people and their communities and environments is one element -but the 'travelling to paradise' market itself is based in neo/colonialist frameworks and current mentalities and that itself is something that needs to be addressed much more. Especially with what is happening in Jamaica where so many Jamaicans are being pushed out of their own land when a tourist 'resort' wants to build or 'expand' because these 'ideal' locations are near the sea, where Jamaican people have been/are fishing for their own livelihoods and survival. I posted a video about this, but for those who haven't looked into these issues -I implore you to look into this.
I also think of Hawai'i, which has had many devastating impacts to their islands this past year -irreparable damages to both Native Hawaiians and the environment (and ongoing issues, such as the water being contaminated/and scarce there and yet tourists are prioritized for access to clean water sources) -and STILL people remained and traveled there during the Maui fires, and just overall despite countless pleas for them not to go they still do.
Among many the 'desirable destinations' marketed specifically to Europeans/Westerners as 'a getaway to' where they can detach from their busy lives, or to live permanently because it's 'too expensive' where they live -I sincerely wish they would come back down to earth and realize their imperialistic mentalities -especially when going to countries whose economies they perceived as 'poorer,' without looking critically at the country's infrastructure and history is just willful ignorance at best.
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diyatravelblogger · 4 days
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I Visited The Second Longest Wall In The World
"There’s Magic In Forts"
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In the topmost video clip, I can be seen walking at Kumbhalgarh Fort along with my husband while in the bottom most video clip, our wonderful guide can be seen talking to my husband, explaining about the glorious history of this place.
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Some very interesting facts about this place:
* The wall at Kumbhalgarh Fort stretches over 36 kilometers, second only to Great Wall of China.
* This Fort was built by Rana Kumbha, a ruler of the Mewar region in the North Western State of Rajasthan, India.
* The wall has never been breached.
* It served as a refuge for the rulers of Mewar.
* There are 360 temples in that area.
* The Fort has seven gates.
* The Fort is surrounded by a Wildlife Sanctuary.
* A spectacular light & sound show is held every evening in the complex depicting the history of the place.
* It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013.
Source: Times Of India
See you soon, my dear friends 🤗
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jahtheexplorer · 4 months
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Portland Lighthouse
I have really good memories in Maine.
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