Top photography destinations and scenic landscapes
Top photography destinations and scenic landscapes
Most photogenic spots and landscape destinations
A genuinely photogenic destination offers more than one good shot: it has the light, the composition and enough variety of conditions to reward repeat visits at different times of day and year. The destinations photographers return to tend to be ones where the landscape itself does most of the work.
The locations here range from iconic, heavily photographed landmarks to less obvious landscapes that reward the effort of finding the right angle and the right hour. Some are best at sunrise, others under stormy skies or the long light of late afternoon. Local guides and photography tour operators often know precisely when and where the light works best.
Timing and scouting separate a forgettable photo from a genuinely strong one and arriving early often matters more than the gear in the bag.
Lists by region
City in United States
New York City
Five boroughs of skyline, food and museums
Skyscrapers of Manhattan crowd together in a dense skyline visible from several boroughs. The Empire State Building has served as a photography landmark since 1931. Visitors can photograph the skyline from Top of the Rock or a rooftop bar. The Staten Island Ferry offers a free water level view of the harbour.
Park in New York City
Central Park
Nature’s Heart in NYC
Each autumn, joggers and photographers fill Central Park's paths as maple and oak leaves turn deep red. Bow Bridge and the Mall are favourite spots for catching the colour against the skyline. Visitors can rent a rowboat on the lake for a lower angle view. The park covers over 800 acres of Manhattan.
City in China
Zhangjiajie
Avatar's Floating Mountains Come Alive
Thousands of thin sandstone pillars rise through mist across Zhangjiajie's forested valleys. These towering columns inspired the floating mountains in a well known animated film. Visitors can photograph the pillars from a glass walkway built along a cliff edge. A cable car climbs to Tianzi Mountain for a wider overview.
Palace in Beijing
Forbidden City
Ancient Imperial Majesty Center
Nearly a thousand buildings fill the Forbidden City, home to Chinese emperors for five centuries. Red walls and golden roof tiles were reserved for imperial use alone. Visitors can photograph the empty courtyards from the Meridian Gate at opening time. Jingshan Park just north offers a wide rooftop view.
Bridge in New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Historic icon with stunning views
Sunrise lines up almost perfectly with the Brooklyn Bridge's Manhattan tower on certain spring mornings. Stone arches and steel cables have crossed the East River since 1883. Photographers can catch the skyline framed through the bridge's Gothic arches at dawn. Foot and bike lanes share the wooden promenade above traffic.
Landmark in Beijing
Great Wall of China
Ancient Marvel Spanning Centuries
Stone watchtowers line the Great Wall as it climbs steep ridgelines north of Beijing. Construction on different sections spanned more than two thousand years under several dynasties. Visitors can photograph the wall snaking over the hills at Jinshanling with fewer crowds than Badaling. Mist often settles over the ridges at sunrise.
Bridge in San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Iconic Art Deco Engineering Marvel
Fog often rolls beneath the Golden Gate Bridge's towers before burning off by midday. Engineers finished the bridge in 1937 after four years of construction over the strait. Visitors can photograph the bridge from Battery Spencer for a wide angle across the water. Bike paths cross the bridge for a closer view of the cables.
Park in Singapore
Gardens by the Bay
Futuristic Garden Oasis in Singapore
Eighteen Supertree structures light up in changing colours each evening at Gardens by the Bay. Some trees rise as tall as a sixteen story building above the park. Visitors can walk an elevated skywalk strung between the tallest trees. Two glass domes nearby hold cloud forest and desert plants.
Bridge in Prague
Charles Bridge
Prague's Timeless Medieval Icon
Thirty stone statues of saints line Charles Bridge as it crosses the Vltava River in Prague. Construction began in 1357 under King Charles the Fourth's direct order. Visitors can photograph Prague Castle framed above the bridge's Gothic towers at dawn. Street musicians and artists set up along the walkway most mornings.
City in India
Agra
Home of the Majestic Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal's white marble dome changes shade with the light throughout the day. Emperor Shah Jahan built the tomb in the 1600s for his late wife. Visitors can photograph the monument reflected in its long garden pool near sunrise. Agra Fort nearby offers a distant view across the river.
City in Belgium
Bruges
Medieval Charm and Chocolate Bliss
Canals wind past stepped gable rooftops throughout the medieval centre of Bruges. Merchants built much of this trading town's architecture between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries. Visitors can photograph the Belfry tower reflected in the water near the Rozenhoedkaai. Horse drawn carriages still cross the square's old cobblestones.
Monument in Paris
Eiffel Tower
Paris Icon with Stunning Views
The Eiffel Tower sparkles with thousands of small lights for five minutes every hour after dark. Gustave Eiffel built the tower for the 1889 World's Fair in Paris. Visitors can climb to the second floor for a closer view of the ironwork. Trocadero Gardens across the river offers the widest angle shot.
Monument in Agra
Taj Mahal
Radiant marble echoing timeless love
The Taj Mahal's white marble dome shifts shade with the changing light throughout the day. Emperor Shah Jahan built the mausoleum in the 1600s for his late wife. Visitors can photograph the monument reflected in its long garden pool near sunrise. A red sandstone gate frames the view upon entry.
City in Egypt
Giza
Timeless Pyramids on Cairo’s Edge
Three ancient pyramids rise directly from the desert on the edge of Cairo at Giza. Workers built the Great Pyramid around 2560 BC as a tomb for Khufu. Visitors can photograph the Sphinx with the pyramids lined up behind it. Camel rides across the plateau offer a wider angle of the site.
Valley in United States
Grand Canyon
Majestic chasm carved by time
Layers of red and orange rock stack up over a mile deep at the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River carved this gorge over roughly six million years. Visitors can photograph the canyon glowing at sunrise from Mather Point on the South Rim. Condors can sometimes be seen soaring along the canyon's rim.
Hotel in Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Iconic Luxury Resort & SkyPark
Three towers hold up Marina Bay Sands' curved rooftop park, shaped like a giant surfboard. The infinity pool on top appears to spill straight into the city skyline below. Visitors can photograph the Gardens by the Bay light show from the observation deck. The whole complex opened to the public in 2010.
Peak in United States
El Capitan
Yosemite's Iconic Vertical Giant
Early climbers first scaled El Capitan's sheer granite face in 1958 after weeks on the wall. The route since drew free solo climbers seeking a faster, ropeless ascent. Visitors can watch tiny headlamps flicker on the rock after dark during spring season. Meadows below offer a clear view of the full 3,000 foot wall.
Palace in Bangkok
Grand Palace
Majestic Heart of Thai Royalty
Gold spires and mosaic tile cover nearly every surface of Bangkok's Grand Palace complex. Built in 1782, it served as the residence of Thai kings for over a century. Visitors can photograph the emerald Buddha temple through the palace's ornate gates. Modest dress covering shoulders and knees is required to enter.
Region in Italy
Amalfi Coast
Italy's Coastal Gem
Pastel houses stack up steep cliffs along the Amalfi Coast's winding coastal road. Lemon groves terrace the hillsides between towns like Positano and Ravello above the sea. Visitors can photograph the coastline from a boat for the clearest view of the cliffs. Ferries connect the towns for travellers skipping the narrow roads.
National Park in United States
Grand Canyon National Park
Epic Vistas, Timeless Adventure
Toroweap Overlook drops straight down nearly 3,000 feet to the Colorado River below. Few visitors reach this remote viewpoint since it requires a rough unpaved road. Visitors can photograph the river from directly above without any guardrail in the way. The North Rim stays open only from May to October.
Historic Site in Brussels
Grand Place
Brussels’ Stunning Historic Square
Gabled guildhalls topped with gold trim surround Brussels' Grand Place on all four sides. Victor Hugo once called the square one of the most beautiful in Europe. Visitors can photograph the ornate facades lit up after sunset each evening. A flower carpet covers the square's cobblestones every other August.
Town in Canada
Banff
Rocky Mountain Majesty, Endless Adventure
Turquoise rivers and snow capped peaks surround the mountain town of Banff in Alberta. Canada's first national park was established here in 1885 around a set of hot springs. Visitors can photograph the Bow River valley from the Banff Gondola's upper station. Wildlife like elk often wander through the town itself.
Region in Turkey
Cappadocia
A surreal land of fairy chimneys
Cone shaped rock towers called fairy chimneys cover the valleys around Cappadocia, Turkey. Soft volcanic rock here eroded unevenly, leaving harder caps balanced on narrower stems. Visitors can photograph dozens of hot air balloons drifting over the valley at sunrise. Many of the rock formations hide old cave dwellings and churches inside.
Lake in Canada
Lake Louise
Turquoise Gem of the Canadian Rockies
Glacier fed water gives Lake Louise its bright turquoise colour each summer. Victoria Glacier sits visible at the far end of the lake above a stone chateau. Visitors can photograph canoes crossing the still water in the early morning light. The lake often freezes solid enough to walk on by midwinter.
Mountain in Japan
Mount Fuji
Japan's highest peak and sacred volcano
Japan's tallest peak rises in a near perfect cone above the surrounding lakes and forest. Snow covers the summit most of the year except for a short summer window. Visitors can photograph the mountain reflected in Lake Kawaguchiko on clear mornings. Cherry blossoms frame the peak at several spots each spring.
Island in Japan
Miyajima
Torii in the sea, deer and Mount Misen
Itsukushima Shrine's vermilion gate appears to float when the tide rises around it. At low tide, visitors can walk across the exposed sea floor to touch the gate. Photographers can capture the torii glowing at sunset from the shoreline promenade. Deer wander freely along the paths leading to the shrine.
National Park in Turkey
Göreme National Park
Fairy chimneys and cave wonders
Cone shaped rock towers called fairy chimneys fill the valleys surrounding Goreme National Park. Wind and rain wore away soft volcanic ash, leaving harder caps balanced on top. Visitors can photograph the chimneys in Pasabag Valley, where some formations resemble mushrooms. Hiking trails wind past old cave dwellings carved into the rock.
City in France
Colmar
A Fairytale Town in Alsace
Timber framed houses painted in pastel colours line the canals of Colmar's Little Venice district. Builders raised many of these homes in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries for local tanners. Visitors can photograph the flower boxed windows reflected in the narrow canal below. Christmas markets fill the same streets each December.
National Park in United States
Grand Teton National Park
Stunning Peaks and Wildlife Wonders
Jagged peaks of the Teton Range rise sharply without any foothills in front of them. Oxbow Bend on the Snake River reflects the mountains on calm mornings. Visitors can photograph moose wading through the river shallows near dawn. Aspens along the valley turn bright yellow each September.
Waterfall
Iguazu Falls
Breathtaking waterfalls spanning two countries
Water thunders over roughly 275 separate cascades along the border of Brazil and Argentina. Devil's Throat sends up a constant mist cloud visible from a distance. Visitors can photograph the full width of the falls from Brazil's wide overlook trail. Rainbows form in the spray on sunny afternoons.
Canal in Venice
Grand Canal
Venice's Flowing Architectural Marvel
Gondolas and vaporetto boats share the Grand Canal as it winds through the centre of Venice. Marble palaces built by merchant families line both banks of the waterway. Visitors can photograph the Rialto Bridge from a boat as the sun sets behind it. Morning light casts a warm glow on the canal's pastel facades.
Mountain in China
Huangshan
Mystical Peaks and Ancient Villages
Twisted pine trees grow straight out of granite cliffs across Huangshan's famous peaks. Painters and poets have used these mountains as subjects for over a thousand years. Visitors can photograph the peaks rising through a sea of clouds at sunrise. Cable cars carry visitors up to several main viewpoints.
City in Morocco
Marrakech
A vibrant maze of colors and spices
Bright dyed textiles hang across the stalls of Marrakech's Jemaa el Fnaa square. Snake charmers and food vendors fill the square as evening approaches each day. Visitors can photograph the square from a rooftop cafe overlooking the crowds. The nearby Koutoubia Mosque minaret rises above the old city walls.
Island in France
Mont Saint-Michel
A Medieval Island Rising from the Sea
A Benedictine abbey crowns the tidal island of Mont Saint Michel off Normandy's coast. Tides here can rise and fall dramatically, at times cutting the island off completely. Visitors can photograph the abbey reflected in wet sand at low tide. A single causeway connects the island to the mainland.
National Park in United States
Glacier National Park
Crown of the Continent
Going to the Sun Road climbs through Montana's Glacier National Park past jagged peaks and alpine lakes. Engineers built this road in the 1930s across some of the park's steepest terrain. Visitors can photograph mountain goats along the road's high alpine sections in summer. Snow often closes the highest stretch of road until mid June.
Shrine in Kyoto
Fushimi Inari-taisha
Thousands of torii gates up a Kyoto mountain
Thousands of vermilion torii gates form a tunnel up the hillside at Fushimi Inari Taisha. Merchants and worshippers have donated these gates since the Edo period. Visitors can photograph the gates from the lower path before the incline grows steep. Small fox statues along the way represent messengers of the harvest god.
Forest in Kyoto
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
Kyoto's famous bamboo lane in Arashiyama
Tall bamboo stalks lean overhead along the path through Kyoto's Arashiyama Grove. Wind passing through the stalks creates a sound once named among Japan's cherished acoustic scenes. Visitors can photograph the green corridor early in the morning before crowds arrive. A nearby monkey park offers a hillside view over the city.
Mosque in Istanbul
Blue Mosque
Ottoman Masterpiece in Istanbul
Istanbul's Blue Mosque earned its name from the thousands of blue tiles lining its interior. Six slender minarets rise around its central dome, a rare number for a mosque. Visitors can photograph the courtyard fountain framed by the mosque's cascading domes. Prayer times briefly close the interior to sightseers.
National Park in United States
Bryce Canyon National Park
Hoodoo Wonderland and Starry Nights
Thousands of orange rock spires called hoodoos fill Utah's Bryce Canyon amphitheatre. Frost and rain slowly carved these formations from a plateau over millions of years. Visitors can photograph the spires glowing red at sunrise from Sunrise Point. Clear, dark skies here also draw stargazers after dusk.
Cathedral in Florence
Florence Cathedral
Renaissance Masterpiece with a View
Brunelleschi's dome tops Florence Cathedral without a single nail holding its brick shell together. Pink, white and green marble cover the exterior in a striped geometric pattern. Visitors can climb over 400 steps to the dome's base for a rooftop view of the city. The cathedral took nearly 140 years to finish.
Beach in Rio de Janeiro
Copacabana Beach
Lively iconic Rio shoreline
Black and white wave patterns run the full length of Copacabana Beach's wide promenade. Rio's New Year fireworks draw crowds of over a million along this same stretch of sand. Visitors can photograph the curve of the bay from the Arpoador rocks at sunset. Sugarloaf Mountain rises in the distance beyond the shoreline.
Monument in Budapest
Fisherman's Bastion
Panoramic Views in Fairytale Setting
Seven white towers along Fisherman's Bastion represent the seven tribes that founded Hungary. Fishermen from a nearby market once defended this stretch of the castle wall. Visitors can photograph the Danube and Parliament building through the terrace's stone arches. The neo Gothic lookout was completed in 1902.
Town in France
Annecy
Fairytale town by a crystal lake
Canals lined with flower boxes run through Annecy's old town below the French Alps. Locals call the lake here one of Europe's cleanest, with water clear enough to see the bottom. Visitors can photograph the mountains reflected in the lake from a paddleboat. Cobbled streets and arcades connect the canal side cafes.
Archaeological Site in Mexico
Chichen Itza
Unravel the Mysteries of the Maya
A stepped pyramid called El Castillo dominates the ruins of Chichen Itza on the Yucatan Peninsula. Maya builders aligned it so a serpent shadow crawls down its staircase at the equinox. Visitors can photograph the pyramid against a clear blue sky from the open plaza. A sacred cenote sits just north of the main structures.
Region in Italy
Cinque Terre
Colorful Cliffs and Coastal Charm
Five colourful fishing villages cling to steep cliffs above the sea in Cinque Terre. Terraced vineyards climb the slopes between towns connected by a narrow coastal trail. Visitors can photograph Manarola's stacked houses from the rocks above its small harbour. Boats and a local train also link the five villages.
Town in Turkey
Göreme
Fairy Chimneys and Cave Dwellings
Goreme's open air museum holds rock cut churches painted with faded Byzantine frescoes. Monks carved these chapels directly into the town's soft volcanic cones centuries ago. Visitors can photograph hundreds of hot air balloons rising over the town at dawn. Cave hotels built into the rock line Goreme's narrow streets.
Nature Reserve in Ha Long
Ha Long Bay
Vietnam’s Otherworldly Seascape
Nearly 2,000 limestone islands rise straight out of the emerald water in Ha Long Bay. Legend says a dragon dropped jewels into the sea to form these islands. Visitors can photograph the karsts from a traditional junk boat at sunset. Caves hidden inside several islands hold stalactites open to tours.
Nature Reserve in China
Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve
Colorful lakes in Tibetan mountains
Mineral rich water gives Jiuzhaigou's lakes shades of turquoise, green and deep blue. Fallen trees sit visibly preserved beneath the clear surface of several lakes. Visitors can photograph the colour shifting water along wooden boardwalks through the valley. Waterfalls connect a chain of lakes throughout the reserve.
Town in Italy
Alberobello
The fairytale town of trulli
Hundreds of cone roofed trulli houses cluster along Alberobello's narrow whitewashed streets. Builders stacked these limestone homes without mortar so they could be dismantled to dodge taxes. Visitors can photograph the rooftops from a hillside terrace above the old town. Some trulli now operate as small guesthouses and shops.
Town in Czech Republic
Český Krumlov
Fairytale Town with Rich History
A curve in the Vltava River wraps almost entirely around Cesky Krumlov's old town. A castle tower painted with faux marble panels overlooks the red rooftops below. Visitors can photograph the town from the castle's stone bridge at golden hour. Narrow lanes below connect to a small central square.
Reef in Australia
Great Barrier Reef
World's largest living coral wonder
Heart Reef forms a natural coral heart shape visible only from the air above the Whitsundays. The Great Barrier Reef stretches over 1,400 miles along Australia's northeast coast. Visitors can photograph the reef's colours through a scenic flight or a glass bottom boat. Snorkellers can reach shallow coral gardens just off several island beaches.
City in China
Guilin
Karst Mountains and Serene Rivers
Limestone karst peaks rise abruptly from the flat farmland surrounding Guilin, China. The Li River winds between these peaks for about 50 miles towards Yangshuo. Visitors can photograph the peaks reflected in the river from a bamboo raft. Fishermen still use trained cormorant birds to catch fish on the river.
Lake in Russia
Lake Baikal
World's deepest lake, Siberia's jewel
Clear blue ice cracks into jagged patterns across frozen Lake Baikal each winter. This Siberian lake holds more fresh water than any other lake on Earth. Visitors can photograph the ice formations near Olkhon Island when the surface is clear. The lake stays frozen from around January to May.
Nature Reserve in Greece
Meteora
Monasteries Suspended in the Sky
Six monasteries in Meteora sit perched atop sandstone pillars formed millions of years ago. Monks once reached these cliffs only by climbing rope ladders or nets. Visitors can photograph the monasteries against the sky from several roadside viewpoints. Holy Trinity Monastery appeared in a well known 1981 film scene.
City in Vietnam
Ha Long
Mystical limestone islands and emerald seas
Sung Sot Cave hides a chamber of stalactites deep inside one of Ha Long's limestone islands. Local fishermen once used this cave as shelter from passing storms. Visitors can photograph the cave's chambers lit up along a marked walking path. Kayaks can paddle through nearby lagoons hidden between the karst islands.
National Park in China
Zhangye Danxia National Geopark
Vibrant rock layers paint a surreal landscape
Striped layers of red, yellow and orange rock cover the hills at Zhangye Danxia. Mineral deposits built up over millions of years to create the banded colours. Visitors can photograph the rainbow ridges from a series of wooden viewing platforms. Colours appear most vivid in the hours just after rainfall.
Temple in Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Timeless stone guardians echo ancient devotion
Angkor Wat's five towers rise above a moat that mirrors them at sunrise. Khmer kings built this temple complex in the early twelfth century as a Hindu shrine. Visitors can photograph the silhouette forming over the reflecting pool before dawn breaks. Vines and roots still grip the walls at nearby Ta Prohm temple.
Monument in Rio de Janeiro
Cristo Redentor
Iconic guardian of Rio's skyline
Christ the Redeemer's outstretched arms stand 98 feet tall above Rio de Janeiro's Corcovado peak. Workers finished the reinforced concrete statue in 1931 after nine years of construction. Visitors can photograph the full city and harbour spread out below the summit. Clouds sometimes roll in and hide the statue's head entirely.
Village in Japan
Shirakawa-go
Thatched gassho farmhouses in the Hida mountains
Steep thatched roofs cover the farmhouses of Shirakawa-go in Japan's mountain valleys. Builders designed these roofs at a sharp angle to shed heavy winter snowfall. Visitors can photograph the village lit up during a limited winter illumination event. A hillside viewpoint overlooks the full village and surrounding rice fields.
National Park in United States
Arches National Park
A Desert Wonderland of Stone Arches
Over 2,000 sandstone arches stand across Utah's Arches National Park near Moab. Wind and water carved these formations from red rock over millions of years. Visitors can photograph Delicate Arch silhouetted against the La Sal Mountains at sunset. A short but steep trail leads up to the arch's base.
Region in Portugal
Douro Valley
World's oldest wine wonderland
Terraced vineyards climb steep hillsides above the Douro River in northern Portugal. Farmers have grown grapes for port wine on these slopes since Roman times. Visitors can photograph the river bending between rows of vines from a hilltop viewpoint. Small boats still cruise the valley past old stone wine estates.
National Park in China
Huanglong National Park
China's Colorful Terraced Wonderland
Terraced pools of turquoise and green water stretch across Huanglong's mineral rich valley. Calcium deposits build up the pool edges, giving them a scaly dragon like pattern. Visitors can photograph the pools against a backdrop of snow capped peaks. A boardwalk climbs alongside the terraces for over three miles.
Garden in Japan
Ashikaga Flower Park
Giant wisteria trellis and winter light show
Purple wisteria vines drape over a long tunnel walkway at Ashikaga Flower Park. One wisteria tree here has grown for more than 150 years across a huge trellis. Visitors can photograph the blossoms lit up during an evening illumination event. Peak bloom usually falls in late April to early May.
National Park in Croatia
Plitvice Lakes National Park
Cascading Waterfalls and Turquoise Lakes
Sixteen terraced lakes connect through waterfalls across Croatia's Plitvice Lakes National Park. Mineral deposits build natural dams that shift the park's landscape slowly over time. Visitors can photograph the lakes from wooden boardwalks that cross directly over the water. The lakes shift between shades of blue, green and grey.
Island in United States
Kauai
Lush Landscapes and Secluded Beaches
Steep green cliffs called the Napali Coast rise straight from the ocean on Kauai. Erosion carved these ridges over millions of years on Hawaii's oldest main island. Visitors can photograph the coastline from a boat since no road reaches it directly. A helicopter tour offers a wider view of the valleys.
Landmark in Barcelona
Batlló House
Gaudí's Whimsical Modernist Masterpiece
Antoni Gaudi covered Casa Batllo's facade in broken tile that shifts colour as the light changes. Locals nicknamed the building the House of Bones for its curved, skeletal balconies. Visitors can photograph the wavy rooftop, said to resemble a dragon's spine. The building sits along Barcelona's busy Passeig de Gracia.
Island in Philippines
Bohol
Beaches, Chocolate Hills and Tarsiers
Over a thousand cone shaped mounds cover the countryside at Bohol's Chocolate Hills. The grass covering these hills turns brown in the dry season, giving them their name. Visitors can photograph the hills from a viewpoint that catches dozens of mounds at once. Tarsiers, among the world's smallest primates, live in forests nearby.
City in Croatia
Dubrovnik
The Pearl of the Adriatic
Thick stone walls wrap entirely around the old town of Dubrovnik on Croatia's coast. Builders raised most of these fortifications between the twelfth and seventeenth centuries. Visitors can photograph the red tiled rooftops from a walk along the top of the walls. A cable car also reaches a hillside viewpoint above the city.
City in Japan
Furano
Lavender fields and powder snow in Hokkaido
Rows of purple lavender stretch across Furano's hillside farms each July in Hokkaido. Farmers first planted the crop here in the 1950s to supply the perfume industry. Visitors can photograph the striped rainbow fields at Farm Tomita during peak bloom. Snow covers the same slopes in ski season each winter.
Island in Thailand
Ko Phi Phi
Tropical Paradise Awaits You
Limestone cliffs frame Maya Bay's white sand beach on Ko Phi Phi's smaller island. A well known film brought international attention to this cove in the late 1990s. Visitors can photograph the bay from Viewpoint 2 for a full aerial angle. Longtail boats ferry visitors between the two Phi Phi islands.
Town in Japan
Fujikawaguchiko
Lake town with Mount Fuji views and onsen
Lavender fields bloom each summer along Lake Kawaguchiko's shore in Fujikawaguchiko. Oishi Park frames Mount Fuji behind rows of purple flowers from June to July. Visitors can photograph the lake, lavender and mountain together from the park's walking paths. Swan boats cross the lake within the same view during summer months.
National Park in Argentina
Iguazú National Park and Reserve
Epic Waterfalls and Wild Rainforest
Argentina's side of Iguazu National Park brings visitors within feet of the Devil's Throat platform. Metal walkways stretch directly over the river to the edge of the main cascade. Visitors can photograph the falls from a boat that motors close beneath the spray. Coatis, a raccoon relative, often wander the park's trails.
Museum in Istanbul
Basilica Cistern
Mystical Underground Byzantine Wonder
Rows of columns rise from shallow water inside Istanbul's underground Basilica Cistern. Byzantine engineers built the reservoir in the sixth century to supply the old palace. Visitors can photograph two carved Medusa heads used as column bases in a far corner. Soft red lighting reflects off the still water throughout the hall.
National Park in United States
Death Valley National Park
Otherworldly Extremes and Silent Beauty
Salt flats stretch below sea level across the floor of California's Death Valley. Temperatures here have reached some of the highest ever recorded on Earth. Visitors can photograph the cracked salt pattern at Badwater Basin in early morning light. Zabriskie Point nearby offers a wide view of eroded golden badlands.
Peak in United States
Half Dome
Iconic Granite Challenge Peak
Morning light turns Half Dome's sheer granite face a deep orange before the sun clears the ridge. Its rounded shape looks sliced clean down one side by ancient glaciers. Hikers can climb steel cables near the summit for wide valley views. Permits are required for the final steep pitch each day.
Town in China
Dunhuang
Desert Wonders and Ancient Art
Sand dunes over 1,600 feet tall rise just outside the oasis town of Dunhuang. A small crescent shaped lake sits tucked between the dunes and a cluster of palm trees. Visitors can photograph camel caravans crossing the ridgelines at sunset. Nearby caves hold Buddhist murals painted over a thousand years ago.
Town in Greece
Fira
Clifftop views and island energy
Whitewashed buildings with blue domed roofs cling to Fira's cliffside above Santorini's caldera. A volcanic eruption thousands of years ago carved out the bay these towns now overlook. Visitors can photograph the sunset from Fira's cliffside path as the sky turns orange. Donkeys and a cable car both carry visitors up from the old port.
Lake in New Zealand
Lake Tekapo
The Glacial Gem of the South Island
Bright blue water fills Lake Tekapo, coloured by glacial rock flour from nearby peaks. A small stone church sits alone on the lake's shore beneath the Southern Alps. Visitors can photograph the Milky Way over the lake thanks to strict local lighting rules. Lupins bloom in shades of purple and pink each December.
Waterfall in Iceland
Gullfoss Falls
Majestic golden cascade in Iceland
Water drops in two staggered stages into a deep canyon at Iceland's Gullfoss Falls. Early conservationists fought to stop a hydroelectric project that would have flooded the falls. Visitors can photograph rainbows forming in the spray on sunny afternoons. A path along the rim leads close to the edge of both drops.
Cliff in Ireland
Cliffs of Moher
Dramatic cliffs on Atlantic's edge
Sea cliffs rise more than 700 feet straight up from the Atlantic at the Cliffs of Moher. Workers built O'Brien's Tower in 1835 as a viewing point for tourists. Visitors can photograph the cliffs stretching south along a marked coastal path. Puffins nest on the lower ledges during the spring breeding season.
Viewpoint in United States
Glacier Point
Breathtaking Views of Yosemite Valley
Glacier Point sits over 3,000 feet above the Yosemite Valley floor on a paved overlook. Half Dome and the Sierra Nevada peaks fill the horizon from this single spot. Visitors can watch alpenglow colour the granite walls at sunset. A winding road closes each winter once snow blocks the route.
Village in Austria
Hallstatt
A Fairytale Village by the Lake
Wooden houses stack along the shore of Lake Hallstatt beneath a steep limestone cliff. Salt mining here dates back more than 7,000 years, among the oldest in the world. Visitors can photograph the village reflected in the still lake from across the water. A funicular climbs partway up the mountain for a higher viewpoint.
Historic Site in Jordan
Petra
Ancient city carved into rose-red stone
A narrow canyon called the Siq opens suddenly onto Petra's carved Treasury facade. Nabataean workers cut this building directly into pink sandstone over 2,000 years ago. Visitors can photograph the Treasury lit by candles during the evening Petra by Night event. Camels and horses wait near the entrance for hire.
City in Thailand
Ayutthaya
Ancient Ruins and Timeless Temples
A stone Buddha head sits wrapped in tree roots at one of Ayutthaya's ruined temples. Burmese forces destroyed much of this former Thai capital in the eighteenth century. Visitors can photograph brick chedis scattered across the old city's grassy grounds. Bicycles are a common way to reach the scattered temple sites.
Island in Norway
Lofoten
Dramatic Peaks and Northern Lights
Sharp granite peaks rise directly from the sea along Norway's Lofoten Islands. Fishing villages here have hung cod to dry on wooden racks for centuries. Visitors can photograph the red cabins of Reine against the mountains behind them. The northern lights are often visible over the islands in winter.
City in Japan
Fujiyoshida
Fuji's sacred trailhead with the pagoda view
A five story pagoda frames Mount Fuji in one of Japan's most photographed views. Chureito Pagoda sits on a hillside above Fujiyoshida, reached by a long stone staircase. Visitors can photograph the pagoda and mountain together during cherry blossom season each spring. Autumn maple leaves offer a second bright framing later in the year.
Government Building in Budapest
Hungarian Parliament Building
Budapest’s Neo-Gothic Masterpiece
Gothic spires and a central dome make the Hungarian Parliament one of Europe's largest government buildings. Workers finished the riverside structure in 1904 after nearly two decades of construction. Visitors can photograph its reflection in the Danube from the Buda side at dusk. Interior tours pass beneath a dome covered in gold leaf.
National Park in United States
Canyonlands National Park
Epic Canyons and Untamed Wilderness
Canyons carved by the Colorado and Green Rivers split Utah's Canyonlands into three separate districts. Mesa Arch frames a wide canyon view from a narrow sandstone ledge. Visitors can photograph sunrise light glowing beneath the arch each morning. The park's Island in the Sky district offers the easiest access.
National Park in Iceland
Vatnajökull National Park
Glaciers, Volcanoes and Ice Caves
Blue ice caves form each winter beneath Europe's largest glacier inside Vatnajokull National Park. Meltwater carves these tunnels fresh every year, so no two seasons look alike. Visitors can photograph the glacier's blue interior on a guided ice cave tour. Nearby, icebergs drift through the Jokulsarlon lagoon towards the sea.
National Park in New Zealand
Fiordland National Park
New Zealand’s Wildest Water World
Steep cliffs and waterfalls line Milford Sound inside New Zealand's Fiordland National Park. Glaciers carved this fjord over thousands of years, leaving walls that rise straight from the water. Visitors can photograph the sound from a boat as mist drifts off the peaks. Rainfall here is among the heaviest recorded anywhere in the country.
Island in United Kingdom
Isle of Skye
Dramatic Landscapes and Ancient Legends
Jagged peaks called the Cuillin ridge dominate the skyline across Scotland's Isle of Skye. The Old Man of Storr, a rock pinnacle, formed from an ancient landslide. Visitors can photograph the Fairy Pools where waterfalls drop into clear blue water. Sheep often wander freely across the island's open moorland.
Town in Slovenia
Bled
Fairytale Lake and Alpine Beauty
A single church topped island sits at the centre of Slovenia's glacial Lake Bled. A cliffside medieval castle overlooks the lake from a rocky outcrop above the water. Visitors can photograph the island from a traditional wooden pletna boat. Ringing the church bell inside is said to bring good luck.
City in Morocco
Chefchaouen
Blue Medina, Mountain Views, Calm Vibes
Blue painted walls cover nearly every building in Chefchaouen's hillside medina in northern Morocco. Some residents say the colour was first adopted by Jewish refugees who settled here in the 1930s. Visitors can photograph the narrow blue alleyways in the soft light of early morning. Cats often nap undisturbed along the painted steps.
National Park in United States
Denali National Park
Wild Alaska’s peaks and wildlife
North America's tallest peak rises over 20,000 feet above Alaska's Denali National Park. Clouds hide the summit on most days, leaving only brief windows for a clear view. Visitors can photograph the mountain from the park road along with moose and caribou. A single unpaved road provides vehicle access into the park.
Village in Switzerland
Lauterbrunnen
Valley of 72 waterfalls
Seventy two waterfalls drop from sheer cliffs into Lauterbrunnen's narrow Swiss valley. Staubbach Falls plunges nearly 1,000 feet directly behind the small village. Visitors can photograph the valley's cliffs from a cable car climbing towards Murren. Cows grazing on high meadows are often visible from the valley floor.
Waterfall in Iceland
Seljalandsfoss
Majestic cascade framed by misty cliffs
A hidden path circles completely behind the curtain of Seljalandsfoss waterfall in Iceland. Water drops about 200 feet from a cliff that once formed the country's coastline. Visitors can photograph the falls from inside the rock alcove behind the water. Waterproof gear helps keep cameras dry from the constant spray.
Town in Italy
Bellagio
Pearl of Lake Como’s Shores
Bellagio sits on a narrow point where Lake Como splits into two separate arms. Steep staircase streets climb between pastel buildings above the waterfront promenade. Visitors can photograph the lake and surrounding mountains from the town's hillside gardens. Ferries connect Bellagio to villages on both shores.
Lake in Canada
Moraine Lake
Turquoise jewel of the Rockies
Ten jagged peaks rise directly behind Moraine Lake's turquoise water in Banff National Park. Glacial rock flour gives the lake its bright blue green colour each summer. Visitors can hike the Rockpile Trail for the classic postcard view. The lake usually freezes over and drains out by October.
National Park in Namibia
Sossusvlei
Towering red dunes meet white clay
Deep red dunes rise above a white clay pan dotted with dead trees at Sossusvlei. Some of these dunes rank among the tallest in the world at over 1,000 feet. Visitors can photograph the contrast between the orange sand and pale cracked earth. Sunrise gives the steepest dune faces their sharpest shadow lines.
City in Norway
Tromsø
Arctic Lights, Culture and Wild Beauty
The northern lights appear over Tromso on clear nights through much of the winter. This Norwegian city sits far enough north to see the midnight sun in summer. Visitors can photograph the aurora reflected in the fjord from a hillside above town. A cable car climbs to a viewpoint for a wider angle.
National Park in Italy
Dolomites National Park
Towering peaks and pristine wilderness
Pale limestone peaks turn pink and orange at sunset across Italy's Dolomites. Geologists say ancient coral reefs formed the rock that now makes up these mountains. Visitors can photograph Lake Braies with the jagged peaks reflected in its still water. Hiking trails connect a network of mountain huts through the range.
Village in Norway
Geiranger
Majestic Fjords and Dramatic Waterfalls
The Seven Sisters waterfall drops in seven separate streams into Geiranger's narrow fjord. Steep cliffs rise nearly 5,000 feet straight up from the dark water below. Visitors can photograph the fjord from a ferry as it winds beneath the falls. A winding road called the Eagle Bend offers a high overlook nearby.
Region in United States
Antelope Valley
Desert poppies and high skies
California poppies blanket Antelope Valley's hillsides in bright orange during a brief spring bloom. Wildflower season here depends heavily on winter rainfall and can vary year to year. Visitors can photograph the fields against snow capped mountains on clear March mornings. A state reserve protects the poppy fields from foot traffic.
Nature Reserve in Jordan
Wadi Rum
Valley of the moon's timeless magic
Red sandstone cliffs rise sharply from the desert floor across Jordan's Wadi Rum valley. Filmmakers have used this stark landscape as a stand in for Mars in several movies. Visitors can photograph the rock formations from atop a dune at sunset. Bedouin guides lead jeep tours through the valley's hidden canyons.
City in Belgium
Dinant
Cliffs, Saxophones and River Views
A citadel and church tower rise directly above the Meuse River in Dinant, Belgium. Composer Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, was born in this riverside town. Visitors can photograph the cliffside buildings from a boat cruising along the river. A cable car carries visitors up to the citadel's ramparts.
National Park in Namibia
Namib-Naukluft National Park
Endless Dunes and Desert Drama
Towering red dunes rise above a dry white clay pan at Namib Naukluft. Dead camel thorn trees stand blackened but preserved in the cracked earth below. Visitors can photograph the dunes against the pale pan at sunrise for sharp contrast. Dune 45 is one of the most climbed dunes in the park.
Village in Egypt
Abu Simbel
Majestic Temples by the Nile
Four seated statues of Ramesses the Second guard the entrance to Abu Simbel's rock temple. Engineers relocated the entire site block by block in the 1960s to escape flooding. Visitors can photograph sunlight reaching deep into the inner sanctuary twice each year. The alignment falls close to the pharaoh's coronation and birth dates.
National Park in Kenya
Amboseli National Park
Elephants Against Kilimanjaro's Backdrop
Elephant herds cross Amboseli's open plains with Mount Kilimanjaro rising sharply behind them. Clear skies here give photographers one of Africa's most reliable views of the peak. Visitors can photograph wildlife against the snow capped mountain most mornings before clouds build. Swamps in the park draw large herds through the dry season.
Nature Reserve in Kenya
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Witness the Great Migration
Over a million wildebeest cross the Mara River each year during the great migration. Crocodiles wait in the water as herds gather nervously along the riverbank. Visitors can photograph the crossing from a vehicle parked along the migration route. Big cats often follow the herds closely through the reserve.
Waterfall in Iceland
Skógafoss
Majestic cascade plunges into emerald canyon
Rainbows form almost daily in the spray at the base of Skogafoss waterfall. Local folklore tells of a hidden treasure chest buried behind the falls by early settlers. Visitors can photograph the falls from a staircase that climbs to a clifftop platform. The Skoga River continues past the falls towards the coast.
Island in Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
The Wildlife Paradise of Ecuador
Blue footed boobies perform an odd shuffling dance across the Galapagos Islands' rocky shores. Charles Darwin studied finches here that helped shape his theory of evolution. Visitors can photograph marine iguanas basking just feet from giant tortoises. Each island in the chain hosts slightly different wildlife species.
Region in Myanmar
Bagan
Ancient Temples and Timeless Sunsets
More than 2,000 Buddhist temples and stupas rise from the plains of Bagan. Kings built most of these structures between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries. Visitors can photograph hot air balloons drifting over the temples at sunrise. A few pagodas still allow climbing for a wider view of the plain.
Town in Argentina
El Chalten
Hiking Capital of Argentina
Jagged granite spires rise sharply above the small trekking town of El Chalten in Patagonia. Locals call this village Argentina's hiking capital for its trails leading straight from town. Visitors can photograph Mount Fitz Roy glowing pink at sunrise from Laguna de los Tres. Sudden weather changes here can hide the peak within minutes.
National Park in Argentina
Los Glaciares National Park
Where glaciers meet towering peaks
Perito Moreno Glacier calves massive chunks of ice into Argentina's Lake Argentino. This glacier remains one of the few in Patagonia that is still growing. Visitors can photograph the ice face from walkways built directly across the water. Occasional cracks send blocks of ice crashing into the lake.
Nature Reserve in Portugal
Área de Paisagem Protegida das Sete Cidades
Twin Lakes and Volcanic Wonders
Two crater lakes sit side by side at Sete Cidades, one blue and one green. Local legend explains the colours as the tears of a princess and a shepherd. Visitors can photograph both lakes together from the Vista do Rei viewpoint. Green hillsides and grazing cattle surround the volcanic crater year round.
Region in Nepal
Annapurna
Legendary Trekking in Himalayan Diversity
Snow covered peaks over 26,000 feet high ring the Annapurna range in central Nepal. Trekkers on the circuit pass through changing scenery from rice terraces to alpine desert. Visitors can photograph the peaks lit pink and orange at sunrise from Poon Hill. Prayer flags mark high passes along the trail.
Island in French Polynesia
Bora Bora
Turquoise Lagoons, Overwater Dreams
A single extinct volcano rises above Bora Bora's ring of coral reef and lagoon. Water here shifts between shades of turquoise depending on the depth below. Visitors can photograph overwater bungalows from the lagoon with Mount Otemanu behind them. Snorkelling trips reach the reef in only a few minutes by boat.
National Park in Brazil
Lençóis Maranhenses National Park
Otherworldly dunes with turquoise lagoons
Rainwater collects in blue and green pools between white sand dunes at Lencois Maranhenses. These lagoons form each year during the rainy season between roughly June and September. Visitors can photograph the pools from atop a dune ridge at sunset. Some lagoons dry up completely by late in the year.
Beach in South Africa
Boulders Beach
Swim with wild African penguins
A colony of African penguins nests among the granite boulders on this beach near Simon's Town. Numbers here grew from just two breeding pairs in the 1980s to thousands today. Visitors can photograph the penguins from a raised boardwalk without disturbing the colony. Swimming is allowed in a separate roped off section of the bay.
Village in Morocco
Aït-Benhaddou
Ancient Moroccan Desert Fortress
Mud brick towers rise in tight clusters along Ait Benhaddou's fortified hillside village. Caravans once passed through this Sahara trade post on the route between Marrakesh and the desert. Visitors can photograph the kasbah's earthen walls glowing orange at sunset. Several film productions have used the site as a backdrop.
Forest in Portugal
Fanal forest
Mystical Laurel Forest in Madeira
Ancient laurel trees twist into strange shapes across Madeira's fog covered Fanal Forest. Some of these trees have stood for centuries, sheltered in a UNESCO protected zone. Visitors can photograph the trees rising through low cloud most mornings before the fog lifts. Trails through the forest connect to wider laurisilva woodland nearby.
National Park in Venezuela
Canaima National Park
Tepui Peaks and Angel Falls Wonder
Angel Falls drops nearly 3,200 feet from a flat topped mountain inside Canaima National Park. Water here falls so far that much of it turns to mist before reaching the ground. Visitors can photograph the falls from a boat trip up the Carrao River. Tepui plateaus throughout the park rise straight out of the jungle.
Country
Faroe Islands
Dramatic cliffs meet misty landscapes
Grass roofed cottages sit scattered across steep green cliffs throughout the Faroe Islands. Sheep outnumber people on these islands, grazing right up to the edges of tall sea cliffs. Visitors can photograph waterfalls dropping straight into the ocean at Mulafossur. Weather here can shift from sun to fog within the same hour.
Village in Norway
Reine
Lofoten’s Iconic Fjord Village
Red fishing cabins called rorbuer line the harbour beneath sharp peaks in Reine, Norway. Fishermen have used this small Lofoten village as a base for cod fishing for generations. Visitors can photograph the village from atop Reinebringen after a steep hourlong climb. Midnight sun keeps the sky lit through much of the summer.
Island in Chile
Easter Island
Mysterious Moai and Volcanic Landscapes
Nearly 900 stone statues called moai stand facing inland across Easter Island's volcanic coastline. Islanders carved these figures between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries from local volcanic rock. Visitors can photograph the fifteen restored moai lined up at Ahu Tongariki around sunrise. Rano Raraku crater nearby holds dozens of unfinished statues.
Country
Greenland
Arctic wilderness with ice landscapes
Massive icebergs calve from the Ilulissat glacier and drift through Greenland's Icefjord. This glacier produces more ice than almost any other in the Northern Hemisphere. Visitors can photograph the icebergs from a boat as the midnight sun stays low. Ice floes here can tower taller than a ten story building.
Salt Flat in Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni
World's largest surreal salt mirror
A thin layer of rainwater turns Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni into a giant mirror. This salt flat covers over 4,000 square miles, the largest of its kind on Earth. Visitors can photograph the sky reflected perfectly across the flat white surface. Cactus covered Incahuasi Island rises from the salt near the centre.
Town in Ukraine
Chornobyl
Haunting Ruins and Nature’s Comeback
An abandoned Ferris wheel stands frozen inside Pripyat's overgrown amusement park near Chornobyl. Workers evacuated the city within days after the 1986 nuclear disaster. Visitors can photograph nature reclaiming apartment blocks on guided tours through the exclusion zone. Radiation levels are checked regularly along the approved walking routes.
National Park in Uganda
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Gorilla Encounters in Ancient Forest
Roughly half the world's remaining mountain gorillas live in Uganda's dense Bwindi forest. Trackers guide small groups through steep, tangled terrain to reach a habituated family. Visitors can photograph gorillas at close range once trackers locate the group. Permits limit each group to a single hour with the animals.
Country
Bhutan
Himalayan monasteries, dzongs and trekking trails
Tiger's Nest Monastery clings to a cliff face 3,000 feet above Bhutan's Paro valley. Monks built the temple complex in the 1600s around a cave used for meditation. Visitors can photograph the monastery through pine trees during the steep hike up. Prayer flags strung along mountain ridges mark the trail throughout the country.
Mountain
Mount Everest
World's highest peak, ultimate challenge
Earth's tallest peak rises over 29,000 feet above the Himalayas on Nepal's border with Tibet. Climbers have attempted the summit since the early twentieth century with mixed success. Visitors can photograph the peak from Kala Patthar without attempting the climb itself. Prayer flags mark the trail through base camp villages below.
Region in Ethiopia
Danakil Depression
Earth's Hottest, Most Alien Landscape
Bright yellow sulphur pools bubble across the volcanic floor of Ethiopia's Danakil Depression. This basin sits over 300 feet below sea level, among the hottest places on Earth. Visitors can photograph the Dallol formations glowing in shades of green and orange. Camel caravans still cross the nearby salt flats each day.
Landmark in United States
The Wave
Stunning sandstone arches carved by wind and time
Swirling red and yellow stripes cover the sandstone at Arizona's rock formation called the Wave. Wind and water carved these ripples into Navajo sandstone over millions of years. Visitors can photograph the striped rock only with a permit limited to a small daily quota. The nearest trailhead sits along a remote dirt road.
Mountain in Iceland
Vestrahorn
Majestic peaks framed by volcanic glaciers
Sharp peaks of Vestrahorn rise directly behind a black sand beach on Iceland's southeast coast. Tidal pools reflect the jagged mountain when the water sits calm at low tide. Visitors can photograph the peaks framed by grassy dunes near an old Viking film set. Sunrise often lights the ridge in shades of pink.
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