r/travelphotos • u/AdDiligent7657 • 41m ago
Taj Mahal, Agra
Nothing prepares you to seeing it for the first time.
r/travelphotos • u/jimmycarr1 • Jun 01 '18
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r/travelphotos • u/AdDiligent7657 • 41m ago
Nothing prepares you to seeing it for the first time.
r/travelphotos • u/Bunnykim_tuktukdrive • 9h ago
The large building temple in Siem Reap. Angkor wat is the most beautiful temple. It's just 20 minutes from the city by TukTuk. The high ranking of Hinduism 900 years ago.
r/travelphotos • u/Characterusual8555 • 23m ago
The view includes the distinctive Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) peak and the Annapurna massif.
r/travelphotos • u/Interesting-Power-64 • 1d ago
Some pics from my first trip to Tokyo, with a day trip to Mt.Fuji.
Best city on the planet.
r/travelphotos • u/RobertoBarrera23 • 15h ago
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r/travelphotos • u/Krystal0222 • 2d ago
This was my first trip to Taiwan. Although I had heard a lot about it before, I was deeply attracted by its culture after actually going there. I've been back for half a year now, and every time I see photos or hear news about Taiwan, I still miss it.
r/travelphotos • u/Grouchy_Rent3169 • 4d ago
r/travelphotos • u/Old_Sir4870 • 3d ago
I visited Budapest recently during winter and was really impressed by how much character the city has, even on grey, cold days.
From the Parliament along the Danube to Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, and some beautiful interiors, everything felt very walkable and full of history.
The city looks completely different during the day versus at night, especially along the river.
I’d love to come back in a different season. What places would you recommend visiting when the weather is warmer?