#goexploring

[dragonfantasiessherryhumeart]

If you want to gain perspective on life - go places that make you feel small. 😊 🏔️ 🏔️🚘🏔️🏔️🏔️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️#mountains #mountain #rocky #huge #tidytruck #perspective #road #mountainside #cliff #snowcovered #positivevibes #photography #explore #exploring #getoutandexplore #goexploring #majestic

[cdebargha]

Would you want to feed me? 🐠 Comment Below. . . . These amazing fishes are at ghe Japanese Tuin at Hasselt. The tickets are available online and are as cheap as € 1 for students. What are you waiting form Get your tickets and try it yourself. . . MUST VISIT . . . #visithasselt #cutefish #savenature🌎 #belgiumphotographer #goexploring #travelphotographer #fishesofinstagram #travelnomad #visitlimburg #mypixeldiaries #travelbelgium #travelandexplore #traveldestinations_ig #igersbelgium #fishpond #japanesegarden #hasselt #belgium #travelblogging #travelphotography📷 #deb_captures #traveljournal #travelling_europe #ig_travel #instatravel #travelstories (at Japanse Tuin) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDwTg0PMuot/?igshid=p6zqyslqhgp8

[wonderlesch]

Train, train go away. Come again another day. Plans to visit the Grand Canyon in Spring are not happening 😢 I had planned to take the Grand Canyon Railway, and I had almost made up my mind where I would stay overnight. Have you been to the Grand Canyon? Did you take the train? Did you stay overnight? Please share your photos and your recommendations 🙌 🚞 🚞 🚞 🚞 🚞 🚞 Hashtag time: #traveltribe #postcardplaces #exploretheplanet #postponed #goexploring #momentsthatmatter #roam #wheretofindme #travelcapture #wondersoftheworld #totravelistolive #bucketlisters #traveldreams #travelcommunity #breathtakingview #grandcanyonnationalpark #travelpicsdaily #wonderlesch (at Grand Canyon National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAS-ARIls4T/?igshid=12t3b2dljz1kc

[just-me-youll-see]

Do I do what i’m told? Not all the time. . . #manningparkresort #goexploring #hiking #winterhiking #freshair #nature #winter #muyfrio #snow #bridgeclosed #bridge #landscape #workingholiday #solofemaletraveller #explorecanada #britishcolumbia #canada #canadianwinter #afternoonhike #aussiebackpacker #bringonmoresnow (at Manning Park Resort) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5wqLh9A8Jk/?igshid=1m6ew32k3plzv

[barron8305]

In the lee of Mt. Katahdin on an old logging road with views of the mountain in the distance, a newly arranged fire ring with a blazing fire burning... The bugs were terrible up to and through sunset but as the twilight turns into night and the embers glow bright, the bugs take flight and I’m left alone to enjoy the quiet. A crescent moon slowly sets in the west, darkening the sky, revealing the stars. All that’s left are my thoughts and the lapping flames of the fire. You couldn’t find a more beautiful, peaceful place to be. Not this particular spot but, this particular piece/peace of mind...alone, in the woods, self-sustained, and self-sufficient with nothing but the universe to gaze upon and nothing but the universe gazing back. - - - - #getoutside #goexploring #sleepoutside #maine #katahdin #sunset #rooftent #tranquility (at Mount Katahdin) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1_75elpgcs/?igshid=17as02ztwpoxg

[cinthiakettering]

Day 5 - Marrakech The red city, founded in 1062, where the sun shines over 300 days in a year! We visited: Kasbah Mosque - A mosque from the 11th century used to pray (non-Muslims are not allowed to enter) La Koutoubia Mosque - Largest Mosque in Marrakech Saadian Tumbs - Here you can see tombs from the Saadian dynasty from the latest 16th century. An interesting fact: you won’t see any names on the tomb (no coffins are used) and the height of the stone (if any) from the floor shows the social class of that person. Jemaa el-Fnaa Square - A crowded market place with many shops, local crafts and restaurants. Bahía Palace - A beautiful Moroccan Architecture building from the 19th century with many rooms and patios Most Morocco cities have a Medina. What is a Medina? An old city fortified by a rustic wall with tiny streets that look like a maze. #marrakech #goexploring #traveltheglobe #traveltheworld #bestintravel #bucketlist #fun #shetravels #followme👉 #travel #destinations #darlingescapes #igtraveler #keeptraveling #itravel (at Marrakech-Moroco ღ) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0QOAhKgqnS/?igshid=12xnl2izqdwn8

[cinthiakettering]

Day 3 - Fez - Morocco Fez is one of the most ancients cities in Morocco (founded in 789) and the second largest city after Casablanca We visited the following places: The Royal palace built in the 13th century, with 80 hectares. Entrances are prohibited to the public but they do allow you to take pictures of it’s bronce doors with tile artwork. Mellah - a picturesque Jewish Quarter without Jewish people with cute and tiny streets! Art Naji- A cooperative of professional of clay art. Hard work and talent. It shows in the potteries and artifacts. The quality and details shown in their craftsmanship is quite impressive. La Medina- An 8th century city, the biggest Medina in the world, 15 km of walls. There are 14 gates to enter la Medina. Over 40 thousand families lives here. Also there is no smog! Why? no cars are allowed. You will find many things here such as food, pottery, copper, oils, you name it! A unique place to shop and immerse in the Moroccan culture. Fez el Bali - It’s famous for having the oldest university in the world, (since 859) where Islamic religion is still taught, the name is Al Quaraouiyine. Funduq al-Najjariyyin - kind of a hotel used in the old times where merchants were able to leave their animals with the supplies and then they would sleep in one of the tiny rooms (now it’s commercial use for businesses) Bab Bou Jeloud - An iconic blue gate located at the heart of the Medina. Chouara Tannery - Built in the 11th century, it is the largest and oldest tannery in the city - it has a strong smell, why? Well, they use the dove’s feces to remove the hair of the cows and lambs. For Camels and Goats they don’t and Camel leather is the most expensive leather here, it’s said to last a lifetime, the color doesn’t change, it’s waterproof and fire resistant. They use donkeys to transport the leather into the Medina for processing. You will see some of the process in my pictures, it’s all manual labor. #fezmorocco #goexploring #marketplace #bloggers #moroccotravel #fun #traveladdicts (at Medina, Fès, Morocco) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0LBgtjgrhd/?igshid=5khopew9h7b5

[holdmelikeadrug]

🌎EARTH🌍DAY🌏 #hike #parismountain #goexploring #waterfalls #bekindtonature #nature #workitoff #earthday #climbthosehills #southcarolina https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwk613tn3n1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=w1wrsr6v08eg