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11.825 travel pictures in 1.089 stories from 7 continents and 140 countries and territories 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

More than just a cemetery, a visit to Arlington with its memorials for those who have shaped the United States in several ways and for events that once were world news makes it feel like a walk through history. Visit North America

Africa

The lowest point of Africa and one of the hottest in the world, Lac Assal has an attraction all of its own. Visit Africa

Asia

A high density of historical buildings squeezed into an area that can be walked in half an hour, Khiva could be the model of a city- or outdoor museum. Visit Asia

Europe

Warsaw has a remarkably high number of memorial stones to remember its war history. Visit Europe

Oceania

In the region of fjords in New Zealand, Milford offers spectacular views of the mountains rising out of the sea. Visit Oceania

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Central&South America

Read about and see pictures of Nazca (Peru) In order to survive the arid desert climate of Nazca, people have had to find a way to have access to water. In the 3rd to 6th century CE, aqueducts were built to provide for year-round access to water essential for permanent inhabitation and irrigation of the area. Water running in aquifers was channelled to where it was needed using man-made underground channels. Concentrical paths leading down to these underground channels provided for direct access to the water and the underground channel for maintenance - it is claimed that the shape was based on shells. Travel to Nazca (Peru)

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