环游世界

7-Day Andalusia Itinerary 🇪🇸🌞 (⬇️ Save this for your next trip to Spain!) Day 1: Seville 🏰 Visit the Royal Alcázar – A majestic palace complex with intricate Moorish architecture. 🌸 Wander around Barrio Santa Cruz – Full of charm, history, and orange trees. 🌇 Stop by Las Setas de Sevilla – The best panoramic views over the city. 💃 Flamenco show at night – A must-see spectacle of Spanish culture, rhythm, and emotion. Day 2: Seville 🌟 Explore Plaza de España – Often described as the most beautiful square in the world. 🕌 Climb La Giralda and visit Seville Cathedral 🏛️ Explore Casa de Pilatos – A blend of Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance styles. 🌿 Step into Palacio de las Dueñas – A hidden gem filled with Andalusian history and orange blossom scents. 🍽️ Tapas tasting at El Pintón or La Azotea – Chic vibes and delicious flavors. Day 3: Granada 🌄 Discover the Alhambra – An incredible palace and fortress complex surrounded by gardens. 🏘️ Stroll through Albaicín neighborhood – Whitewashed alleys with sweeping views of the Alhambra. 🍷 Dinner with a view at Mirador de Morayma. Day 4: Castillo de Colomares & Málaga 🏰 Visit Castillo de Colomares – A fairytale-like castle. 🌴 Afternoon in Málaga – Walk through the old town, visit the Alcazaba, and relax at Muelle Uno. 🍹 Sunset cocktails at a rooftop bar like AC Hotel Málaga Palacio. Day 5: Setenil de las Bodegas & Ronda 🪨 Explore Setenil – A town built into the rocks. 🌉 Head to Ronda and admire Puente Nuevo – A dramatic cliffside wonder. 🍝 Dinner at Bardal – Michelin-starred excellence (book in advance). Day 6: Córdoba 🕌 Visit the Mezquita – A breathtaking blend of mosque and cathedral. 🥘 Lunch at Bodegas Campos – Traditional Andalusian dishes in a historic setting. 🌿 Explore the Patios of Córdoba – Floral balconies and peaceful courtyards. Day 7: Caminito del Rey 🚶‍♂️ Hike the Caminito del Rey – Suspended walkways and dramatic cliffs. ✨ Best time to visit: March to May or September to October – great weather and fewer crowds. 📍 Where to stay: Seville, Granada & Ronda make ideal bases for exploring. 

约翰·德廷

Tastes better than the $5 Voss water and is free here in Alaskas alpine mountains . . Disclaimer… I highly recommend doing your own research on what water is safe to drink without filtering as it’s generally going to be a good practice to filter first. However, sometimes in the mountains if I’m remote enough and know I’m near the snow line/water source I don’t mind drinking straight from the source. Again water like this might not affect me but could affect someone who has never drank unfiltered water as our bodies adapt to handing the added bacteria to some extent yet there is always some inherent risk. 

澳大利亚

Go see @australia in a new way 💚. I recently had the chance to explore K’gari in @queensland , and it was nothing short of incredible. Our days were spent drifting down Eli Creek, sinking into the softest sand at Boorangoora (Lake McKenzie) and wandering through ancient rainforest with @kgariexplorertours . Evenings were just as dreamy at @kingfisherbayresort , where we dined at Dune restaurant (I’m still dreaming about that pesto...😍). One truly unforgettable moment? A sensory and bush tucker walk with a resort ranger - learning how the Butchulla people have used native plants for generations. Trust me, K’gari is a complete treat for the senses 🌿 📍: @visitkgarifraserisland , @queensland – home to the Butchulla people. #seeaustralia #comeandsaygday #brandedcontent #ThisIsQueensland #VisitKgariFraserIsland #ButchellaCountry #KingfisherBayResort #IlluminaKgari. ID: Molly Burke experiences the sounds, touch, and taste of K’gari as she drifts down a lazy river, wanders through an ancient rainforest, feels the exhilaration of a 4WD adventure across the sand, splashes in the shallow of a blue lake and savour the authentic flavours of bush tucker. 

澳大利亚

Western Australia is now home to Australia’s newest @UNESCO World Heritage site: the Murujuga Cultural Landscape🌍✨ An ancient story 50,000 years in the making — now recognised on the world stage. Set along the Pilbara coast, this sacred place holds one of the world’s largest collections of ancient rock art, with stories etched in stone and spirit by the Ngarda-Ngarli for tens of thousands of years. Experience its deep cultural power on guided tours led by Traditional Owners — and see this living story through the eyes of those who carry it forward. 📍 Murujuga, located on the Dampier Archipelago and Burrup Peninsula, a 2-hour flight from Perth (Boorloo) to @ExploreKarratha, the gateway to the Burrup Peninsula | @AustraliasNorthWest #WAtheDreamState #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGDay [ID] A series of photographs of the rock art and scenery at Australia’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site, the Murujuga Cultural Landscape. 

澳大利亚

Australian Stays | Check in at @beltanafarm 🛎️ Truffle season is here, marking the perfect time to check in for a food and nature-fuelled getaway at this cosy @visitcanberra escape. ~ Go for: Truffle foraging experiences at your doorstep. ~ Stay for: Cosy nights in boutique, countryside retreats. ~ Return for: A year-round dining destination of seasonal, farm to plate fare. 📸/📍 : @beltanafarm, @visitcanberra #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #VisitCanberra ID: Text over first frame reads “Australian Stays, Beltana Farm” followed by a series of photos and videos showing a lush property with a restaurant, truffle foraging experiences and cosy accommodation. 

自然主义

Well, that's terrifying via @accuweather Have you ever seen rain like this before? The unusual phenomenon happens when a cloud of dust merges with a storm. The dust mixes with the rain, causing it to appear red or rusty orange as it falls. This phenomenon is also known as "mud rain" due to the dust and dirt left behind. 

自然主义

When All You Have Is A Hammer 📽 by @Capt.josh_santangelo Hammerhead sharks, with their wild, T-shaped heads, are some of the ocean’s coolest and most unique looking predators. Belonging to the Sphyrnidae family, which includes nine species, the great hammerhead is the biggest, stretching up to 20 feet and weighing 1,000 pounds. Their bizarre head, called a cephalofoil, doesn’t look like that just for fun - its a sensory juggernaut, loaded with electroreceptors that sense the faintest electrical signals from prey, even those buried in sand, and provides 360-degree vertical vision for lethal precision in hunting. They also have “nostrils” (called nares) on either side of their heads, which detect odors underwater. They don’t work the same way our nostrils do, they are not connected to the respiratory system of the shark. Instead, water flows into them as the shark swims, and the nares analyze it, looking for chemical cues or tiny concentrations of odor. Because they are so spread apart, the hammerhead can follow prey more accurately, by sampling from either side of its head and following the side with the higher concentration. Pretty cool! Hammerheads feast on tarpon (this fish in this video, the one trying to hide from the hammerhead under the fishing boat), stingrays, squid, and smaller sharks, often using their uniquely shaped heads to pin prey to the seafloor. Found in warm coastal waters they haunt reefs and seagrass beds, and migrate to cooler waters in summer. Full saying: When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nature Is Metal is powered by you! Did you record a wild video that you would like to get featured here? natureismetal.com/submissions is the absolute best place to send it. Our team checks the submission page daily 

哈勃太空望远镜

#OTD in 1994, Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 began to rain down on the planet Jupiter. The comet broke into 21 fragments, and Hubble captured the impacts. This monumental first viewing of an interplanetary impact in our solar system taught astronomers more about Jupiter, comets, and the science of impacts – and played a role in NASA developing programs to address impact risk to Earth. Image description: Four stacked views of Jupiter, from bottom to top: 1) Jupiter with a puff of bright light near its limb. 2) The deep maroon scar of the impact is visible against the stripes of Jupiter's clouds. 3) The impact scar is larger with two distinct regions. 4) The impact scar is becoming more diffuse. Image credit: Evans, J. Trauger, H. Hammel and the HST Comet Science Team, and NASA #NASA #Hubble #OnThisDay #comet #Jupiter #planet #space #history #universe 

自然

The beautiful islands of Greece 🇬🇷 Which is your favorite? 1-10? 💙 . 1. Zakynthos island by @mixtita 2. Ikaria island by @giannistsou.1 3. Paros island by @minogiannisvalantis 4. Ithaca island by @giannistsou.1 5. Santorini island by @katerinakatopis 6. Kimolos island by @katerinakatopis 7. Melissani Cave, Kefalonia island by @katerinakatopis 8. Naxos island by @minogiannisvalantis 9. Antipaxos by @giannistsou.1 . Check out all these wonderful photographers’ pages. Their work is amazing! 💙