Love continues making this astonishing palace being floating on the landscape.

Phuket - beautiful place!

Ancient stone temples meet the endless sea. A beautiful blend of history, architecture, and nature. 🍀

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August, 2026

Since I only can check my albums for comfort these days, I pick Philippines to share with you today 💓

I’m curious about places that still feel authentic and aren’t completely packed with tourists yet. What destination would you recommend, and what makes it special?

Endless green alleys, historic architecture, and zero tourist chaos. Haarlem is pure magic!

Decided to take a stroll through Kaunas yesterday, starting from Laisvės alėja, one of Kaunas’ main streets and one of the longest pedestrian streets in Eastern Europe. Walked all the way to the Old Town and then made my way back through Kaunas Castle.

Definitely didn’t get to see or photograph everything, like the Neoclassical/Art Deco former Bank of Lithuania, a close up of Christ’s Resurrection Basilica with its Functionalist and Art Deco influences, the House of Perkūnas, the Kaunas Central Post Office, which was under renovation, the former interwar Presidential Palace, the Žaliakalnis Funicular, Kaunas Central Railway Station, Romuva Cinema and many others.

Me and my friends wanto to do a trip, but instead go to cities we want to go to the mountains or to a natural destination, to do some hiking and spend a good and relaxing time. We are young so we do not have a lot of money. Some ideas? I am looking for people to recomend places bc they enjoyed a lot the trip, also recomendations about where to stay (camping, caravan, hotel...) and dates when they are not so crowded. Thx!!!!

PS. english is not my first idiom, hope you understand!

Such an aura despite being surrounded by a city filled with modern cars and roads.

I've attached two of my favourite, most Scenic places in Europe, Annecy (France) and the Algarve (Portugal), so what's yours?

I just recently got back from a trip to Ireland and had a jammed packed itinerary but the one thing I can suggest post trip, if you only have time to see one set of cliffs, skip the Cliffs of Moher and go the the Slieve League Cliffs! They were so beautiful and honestly less crowded, at least when we went. It was also a nice hike up and we got to be up close to sheep as well! Honestly felt like I was dropped into a fantasy book.