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@travelwithjaro People are literally planning 12-hour layovers just to hang out at an airport… but not just any airport 👀🌴 Welcome to Changi, Singapore’s next-level travel experience! 🇸🇬 

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@soultravel_vipan This isn’t a fairytale—it’s a café! 😍☕️✨ Oasis Café in Ho Chi Minh feels like dining in a dream, Would you visit? 🇻🇳 

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@sayidoi_doktor When the horse tells the joke and laughs at it too 😂🐴 

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@space_tamnik This popular matcha crepe shop originally started in Asakusa, Tokyo, and now has a new location in Kamakura. With the opening, they’ve taken their matcha crepes to the next level. They have a new Matcha Crème Brûlée Crepe. They generously load it with custard and torch the top to get that perfect caramelized finish. Inside, there’s matcha cream and almonds, plus a mix of berries that adds a fresh, tangy twist! Would you try this ?! 😋 

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@360chicago Would you dare to lean over the edge of Chicago? 😱 

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@dulikasmi takes us to Viking Village, tucked beneath the dramatic peaks of Vestrahorn in southeast Iceland ⚔️❄️ Built as a film set and now open to the public, this wooden village offers a glimpse into Iceland’s Viking past, with sweeping black sand dunes and cinematic backdrops around every corner. Located near the town of Höfn, it’s a perfect stop for photographers, history lovers, or anyone chasing moody Icelandic landscapes 🌫️📸 🎟️ Tip: There’s a small entrance fee (cash or card) to access the area, and it’s best visited early or late in the day for soft light and fewer crowds. Would you add this hidden gem to your Ring Road route? 🛡️🇮🇸 📽️ @dulikasmi 📍 Viking Village, Stokksnes, Iceland 

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Photo by @nicholesobecki | Sand is born as tiny pieces of rock and shell break away, their hard edges softened by time. Life in the desert polishes each fragment to smooth, round grains, fueled by the wind to reach their final forms. Arriving at Rub’ Al Khali, or the “Empty Quarter,” the harsh, vast beauty moved me to silence. Known for its distinct desert environment, devoid of nearly all life, this place has never supported a permanent human presence—nomadic tribes like the Bedouin could only pass through. Following the descending ridges with my eyes, I tried to picture the caravan lines, human and camel forms advancing steadily on, nearly swallowed by the enormity of the cascading dunes. | From the known to the unknown, discover Abu Dhabi at your own pace: @VisitAbuDhabi 

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From street racing and shark fins to cartels and militias, @marianavz is back to dive into the hidden criminal underworlds once again. Don't miss an all-new season of #TraffickedWithMarianavanZeller, premiering Saturday, July 19 at 9/8c on National Geographic. Catch up on past seasons on @hulu. 

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Sealed inside a ceramic funerary pot for over 4,500 years, an ancient Egyptian man’s skeleton has revealed a surprising secret: his exceptionally well-preserved DNA. It's the first time scientists have been able to sequence the oldest complete genome from Egypt's Old Kingdom period—offering the chance to reconstruct his face and reveal new insights into the era. Learn more about this exciting discovery at the link in bio. Illustration by Caroline Wilkinson, Liverpool John Moores University