I’ve picked out my top 10 travel photos that i’ve taken. Not just for the image itself but also for the memories attached to them… Let me take you on a journey. Enjoy 🙂
(1) The Chitwan District, Nepal
Sunset over rice fields in Nepal. You can see The Himalayas peeking out in the background. This photo was taken during monsoon season when the rice fields were soaked with monsoon rain.
(2) Bodh Gaya, India
Colourful prayer flags on top of a hill. Bogh Gaya was a very spiritual place. This image reminds me of the most adventurous 3 days we had in India.
(3) Taj Mahal, India
A side view of the stunning wonder. I love the beautiful colours of the women’s saris in the foreground.
(4) Florianópolis, Brazil
Finding paradise – discovering a deserted beach after walking along a trail for 2hrs. Pure bliss!
(5) Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina
Stunning – the 30km long glacier.
(6) San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
The driest desert in the world. Landscape like i’ve never seen before. So unspoilt. These men were enjoying an afternoon of horse riding.
(7) Altiplano Andino, Bolivia.
Just beautiful. Part of a journey from Chile to Bolivia. You may not believe it from the photo but it was freezing!
(8) The Amazon Rainforest, Brazil
Drifting through The Amazon and playing panpipes.
(9) Gran Sabana, Venezuela
Finding this beauty after being on buses for many days to get to Venezuela.
(10) Pichilemu, Chile
Camping at the end of a special trip in middle Chile. The bright lights of the town from the camping site.
Marcella xo
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Wonderful photos. I’m feeling inspired and now have even more for my bucket list 😉 (Thanks for the like on my blog too)
Thank you! Glad they’ve inspired you; I get so, so much inspiration from blogs!
I love your Taj photo. Stunning. I also love Bolivia and your photo brings back lots of great memories of travel there. Thanks,Cheryl
Thanks so much! Off to check out your blog 🙂