In the Land of the Rising Sun, Mount Fuji stands tall. Revered in Japanese culture, this perfectly conical volcano is not just a place of beauty but a spiritual symbol. Whether adorned in cherry blossoms in spring or snow in winter, Mount Fuji’s silhouette is an emblem of Japan’s natural and cultural richness.
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Hills — as remnants from aeons of erosion.
Viñales, Provinz Pinar del Río, Kuba
Published on July 21, 2017 (UTC)
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Download this free HD photo of moon, nature, sky, and night by Benjamin Voros (@vorosbenisop)
Published on January 2, 2018 (UTC)
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Moon’sun, but not the wind or the rain! :-)
Mühlwald, South Tyrol, Italy
Published on November 3, 2017 (UTC)
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Known as “The Matterhorn of North America,” Mount Assiniboine stands tall in the Canadian Rockies. Its pyramid shape and pristine alpine lakes are a sight to behold. The Indigenous Ktunaxa people called the mountain “Squin K`a-mi,” which means “Stone with a hole.”
Vinicunca, often referred to as Rainbow Mountain, is a geological wonder situated in the Peruvian Andes. The mountain’s mesmerizing rainbow-like striations make it one of nature’s most colorful masterpieces. The hues are created by mineralogical composition, and it remained hidden under ice and snow for centuries.
Table Mountain is a flat-topped peak that looms over Cape Town. Its unique plateau shape has been shaped over millions of years and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. A cable car whisks visitors to the summit, where sweeping views of the city, coast, and surrounding landscapes await.
