🌍 WANDERLUST | Travel Guide

The Rubjerg Knud Lighthouse is a famous lighthouse in Denmark on the North Sea coast It was built in 1900, standing 60 metres above sea level. Due to wind and sand, the cliff began to crumble. In 2019, the 720-tonne lighthouse was moved 70 metres inland to prevent it from falling into the sea. 🔥 WANDERLUST

🇮🇩 Tucked along the Martapura River in South Kalimantan, the Lok Baintan Floating Market comes alive every morning as local vendors gather on traditional wooden canoes. Hundreds of colorful boats drift together selling fresh fruits and local treats, creating an unforgettable scene right on the water. 🔥 WANDERLUST

In the last century, London had a separate underground network dedicated exclusively to transporting post As early as the 1920s, the streets of the British capital were so congested that the authorities decided to transport letters and parcels underground. The 10.5 km of track connected the eight largest sorting centres, and was served by mini-trains – which were already driverless at the time – controlled by dispatchers from a control panel. Due to logistical issues and high maintenance costs, the underground system was shut down in 2003, and some of the tunnels are now tourist attractions. 🔥 WANDERLUST

Sumbawa is one of Indonesia’s islands It is situated in the Indian Ocean between the islands of Sumbawa and Timor. The island’s terrain is very varied and includes picturesque hills, mountains, beaches and valleys. 🔥 WANDERLUST

🇨🇳 Rice paddies in Yunnan, China Despite the mountains, the weather in this region is warm. So the locals started growing rice on terraces which, for obvious reasons, follow the contours of the slopes. Then someone captured it from the air and realised just how beautiful the view turned out to be! 🔥 WANDERLUST

Fingal’s Cave — a famous sea cave 69 metres deep and 20 metres high, carved out of the rock by the sea on the Isle of Staffa The name links the cave to the figure of Fingal (literally ‘the white wanderer’), a legendary hero of ancient Celtic lore. According to legend, he built the so-called Giant’s Causeway between Scotland and Ireland. 🔥 WANDERLUST

Another addition to the list of strange places: in South Korea, there’s a café called Lavacro Café with loads of toilet bowls Almost 50,000 square metres are dedicated to toilets. At the centre stands a giant Toilet Tower, assembled from more than 1,500 toilets of various colours and shapes. There are golden toilets, and even one shaped like a football. And in the café itself, ice cream is served in toilet-shaped bowls!

Why are turtles released far from the shore? It’s not cruelty, but a survival drill The journey helps them memorise the beach’s magnetic ‘imprint’ so they can return in 20 years’ time to lay their eggs; it warms up their muscles and lungs before the long swim; and it trains their ability to navigate using light and gravity. Releasing them into the water too early deprives them of these skills. 🔥 WANDERLUST

An acidic lake in the crater of the Dallol volcano in Ethiopia 🔥 WANDERLUST

Detian Waterfall consists of two 30-metre waterfalls on the border between China and Vietnam During the flood season, they merge into a single waterfall. 🔥 WANDERLUST

A famous peak standing at 5,947 metres in the Peruvian Andes, in the Cordillera Blanca range It is renowned for its stunning pyramidal shape and glacial slopes, which is why it is often referred to as ‘the most beautiful mountain in the world’. 🔥 WANDERLUST

🇷🇴 In Romania, the rooftops are always watching you 🔥 WANDERLUST

The Ambuluwawa Tower is one of the most extreme viewing platforms The tower is situated on a mountain peak in the very heart of Sri Lanka and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the island. As you climb, the spiral staircase narrows so much that two people can barely pass each other. 🔥 WANDERLUST

Perched high on a rugged cliff in the Bavarian Alps, Neuschwanstein Castle is a breathtaking 19th-century palace built by King Ludwig II as a private retreat and homage to composer Richard Wagner. Renowned for its dramatic Romanesque Revival architecture and fairy-tale towers, it directly inspired Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. Today, it stands as one of the most famous landmarks in Europe, drawing millions of visitors to experience its theatrical grandeur and stunning alpine backdrop. 🔥 WANDERLUST