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Explore a photographic collage of the world’s most spectacular vacation destinations, that inspire real touch ideas for your next trip. Photos taken by the world’s upper class organization of photographers, let’s travel to hundreds of the most breathtaking locales, both naturally made and professionally home-made illustrated shots with vivid images. Loaded captivating locations, popular destination spots of a Lifetime has it all: best times to go, where to eat and stay, plus what to do to ensure the most stimulating and authentic experience of a life time! Continue Reading…
Accompanied with evocative texture and feelings, photos feature a plethora of eye catching wonders including but not limited too: castles, ancient monoliths, scenic islands, stunning artwork, electrifying cityscapes, ancient cobbled streets, white-sand seashores, rain forests, both time-less and modern architecture.
“Get ready to add to your bucket list every time you turn the page of this aspirational travel book. Because it’s from National Geographic, you know the photos are breathtaking. The cover alone, with its awe-inspiring image of a historic guesthouse built on a cliff in the Swiss Alps, will have you packing your bag. This is the perfect book to leave on your table as a conversation piece and a place to turn whenever you need a little something to look forward to when we can travel again…”
–Forbes.com
“The world’s most desirable holiday destinations—in pictures.”
—Theguardian.com
“This breathtaking, 320-page volume, published by National Geographic, contains 250 exquisite color photographs that will either inspire you to see the world or at least give you the opportunity to become the quintessential armchair traveler. It features hundreds of locales around the world, both natural and man-made, including ancient monoliths, scenic islands, white-sand seashores and rain forests. Images taken by some of the world’s premier photographers are accompanied by practical travel information for visitors to each place, including dining and lodging options.”
—The Wall Street Journal
