For photographers, every place is an opportunity to capture a moment of art that expresses a unique story at that exact second. However, there are many gorgeous places that are on the bucket-list of every photographer and traveler due to its perfect location and unique beauty.
Whether these iconic locations are popular, or unknown and hard to reach, travelers and photographers will still fly, climb, walk, and jump in order to reach them, absorb their beauty, and capture them, because they know that the best memories are those that were not only captured by the camera but with the heart, as well.
Are you ready to book a ticket that will take you to your next dream adventure?
Salar De Uyuni, Bolivia
If you never heard of this place, you need to stop everything you do now and Google it. The images will blow your mind! You won’t believe your eyes and probably will doubt that it is a real place, but it is. An area of 10582 square kilometers that is known to be the World’s largest salt flat.
The southwest of Bolivia is where this gorgeous place is located. Also, it holds the largest amount of chemicals like potassium and magnesium, which is very interesting.
Why does it attract photographers?
– The World’s largest natural mirror.
– The vast salt deserts are ridiculously beautiful.
– Geysers.
– Hot spring.
Galapagos Island
Listed as one of the UNESCO’s World Heritage sites, Galapagos Island is the home of many endemic species of animals and birds. In fact, this island reveals the origin of many species of animals according to Darwin’s theory.
This destination is not only gorgeous, but it is also very interesting. By visiting this island you will have the opportunity to see many unique animals with all shapes and colors. Plus, they are camera-ready for you to add to your collection.
Why does it attract photographers?
– It has 18 major islands with 6 more small ones.
– Home to some species that can’t be found anywhere like Pinta tortoise and marine iguana.
– Lava tunnels showing how the islands were formed.
– Rich marine life.
– Whale watching.
Serengeti, Tanzania
If you interested to have a wild experience while taking your iconic photographs, you must consider booking your next flight to Serengeti, which is one of seven wonders of Africa. Located in northern Tanzania, Serengeti owns a rich wilderness that is vesting in 12000 square miles of area.
This land is known to welcome the world’s largest terrestrial mammal migrations. In addition to rocks formations, and unique species of trees that create a spectacular view for travelers.
Why does it attract photographers?
– The ability to take pictures peacefully –ish- of thousands of Zebras and Buffalos in open grassland.
– The beautiful migrations of wildebeests every year.
– Many wilderness amazing views such as volcanoes and Riverine forest.
Easter Island
The Easter Island, a.k.a. the home of the monumental statues named Moai. These Moais are still confusing every visitor, and basically every human being. They were carved down from dead volcanoes in the island by the Rapa Nui people in between 1100 and 1400 AD, who were manage to create unique masterpieces.
Why does it attract photographers?
– The moai are located in different part of the islands.
– Breathtaking view of the Pacific.
– Stunning caves and grasslands.
Antarctica
This part of the world is the less explored and one of the wildest places. The weather may be a little too harsh for the human species to handle, which is why it was able to remain as beautiful as it is supposed to.
Thanks to scientists, we can see the beauty of that magical place now and then. If you can handle the extreme cold weather and interested to take a photograph that was never taken before, then you should start to consider making Antarctica your next destination.
Why does it attract photographers?
– Snow, glaciers, deep blue sky, turquoise icebergs, and snow again.
– Penguins.
– Magnificent view of aurora borealis.
– Blue whale watching.
Machu Picchu, Peru
The trend of 2018 and the destination of all hikers, Macho Picchu is located in Peru where the Inca Empire built its city (we don’t know for sure) and later on, became ruins by the Spanish in 1572.
This place was hidden under a vast jungle for 400 years and was rediscovered by an American explorer back in 1911. This, however, still reflects the Inca Empire’s excellent technical skills and their productivity. Plus, the place is just gorgeous.
Why does it attract photographers?
– Stunning view of the entire ruin with a breathtaking natural background.
– Temple of the sun.
– The unique stone houses.
– Intihuatana stone.
– The interesting solar clock.
Venice, Italy
The land of Pasta and delicious pizza is also the home of a gorgeous city located in the Northeastern of Italy. With 118 small islands that are linked together with bridges, Venice is known for its wonderful artwork and unique lagoons.
Obviously, it is one of UNESCO’s world heritage sites due to its unbelievable beauty. Plus, and if you are not a fan of transportation, Venice will be perfect for you since it is the only pedestrian city on the planet.
Why does it attract photographers?
– Old Rialto markets.
– Artworks between the 14 and 18 century.
– Gondolas.
– Stunning bridges.
– Aristocratic mansion.
– Viewing the city from the canals to create a different perspective.
Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
The land that holds many secrets and mysteries of one of the most interesting ancient civilization is in the world. We can’t doubt that we all want to visit the pyramids of Giza, even if we are not travelers, nor photographers; this iconic place attracts every single human to experience its magic.
This incredible location is one of the seven wonders, and it represents the oldest pyramids in the world. In the heart of these pyramids, you will find all the history and stories of the ancient Egypt that can’t replicate by the modern world.
Why does it attract photographers?
– Sphinx: the human attached to the lion body in order to protect the pyramids.
– Unique alignment of pyramids that will leave you in awe!
– The ability to view the pyramids and Sphinx from far away.
Taj Mahal, India
Once you see this place, you’ll be overwhelmed by the power of love that created one of the seven wonders and India’s most popular historic monument.
Taj Mahal took 21 years to be built in order to be the great historical site we know today. The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan decided to build it to express his love for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal who passed away while giving birth to his 14th child.
Why does it attract photographers?
– The stunning view of Taj Mahal with its pool and garden.
– Colors changing of Taj Mahal throughout the day.
– Interesting artworks in a different part of the historical place.