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Travel Adventures

6866 travel pictures in 726 stories from 114 countries around the world. Images of people, sights, nature, architecture, cities; pictures of well known spots but also photos of places you might have never heard of before. All pictures can be downloaded and used as wallpaper for your computer, or sent as a free postcard. They can also be bought for personal or commercial use. Images are also accessible through tags. You can navigate the world using Google Earth.

North America

Shopping and sightseeing come together at the Magnificent Mile, a wide boulevard in North Chicago. Visit North America

Africa

One of the historical areas of Cairo, Darb al-Ahmar offers the opportunity to get an idea of how Cairo must have been in the late Middle Ages. Visit Africa

Europe

Paris appeals to anyone's imagination. City of romance, city of culinary delights, city of majestic architecture. Visit Europe

Oceania

Once upon a time the only way to travel far was by boat Some of these boats have been remade. I visited one of them in the harbour of Sydney. Visit Oceania

Central&South America

Deservedly the numer one attraction of Honduras, Copán is a testimony to the proud Mayan past of the country. Visit Central&South America

Surprise trip

Click to travel to a surprise destinationWonder where this is?

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Asia

Read about and see pictures of Wadi Dawan (Yemen) When I set out that morning on my way to Wadi Hadramawt, I was called precisely at the time agreed upon the day before. Someone asked for my name and I was greeted downstairs by a soldier who politely showed me the way to our 4WD. Travelling by 4WD instead of public transport, precluding any contact with the local population, was the price to pay for a visit to Wadi Dawan, but a price I was willing to pay. As we sped out of Al Mukallah, where even at this early time of the day the heat was getting unbearable, squeezing sweat out of our bodies like a giant juicer, I had a feeling of freedom, as if the landscapes lying ahead would all be mine. Travel to Wadi Dawan (Yemen)

Recent additions: (last: 28 November 2008)