Nomad Taste

03/09/2016

"After five days of walk, sometimes by foot, sometimes by horse,suddenly, in a plain surrounded by barren and yellow hills, "Lo Mantang" appears (literally the plain of soul's aspirations).
With its three Gompas painted in red, with walls made out of mud and white lime and two huge willows, the town seems untouched like it was the day it was erected. From afar it seems to finally get at the heart of an unrevealed secret.
Getting closer to it, the image downplays and the traveller finally understands: the meaning of search is in the path done and not in the destination; the aim of travelling is the travel itself and not arriving in some place".

T. Terzani - Asia

Thanks to Alberto Scapini, photos by Venturesafrica

03/01/2016

by Erik Johansson

02/29/2016

Yellow Oasis

By Carl Warner

02/27/2016

by dwarf.planet

02/24/2016

‘Mirror’ © Erik Johansson

02/23/2016

Beach

By Surreal Minds

02/22/2016

A mother and child visit Namtso Lake. At more than 15,000 feet above sea level, it's the highest saltwater lake in the world.

From Businessinsider

02/21/2016

Time Travel

by Steve Hernst

02/18/2016

Burning Moment by Ari Fararooy

02/17/2016

Karajini Waterfall in Western Australia

By 2anootravel

02/16/2016

Animals and landscapes meld together in the highly distinctive and dream-like sculptures of artist Wang Ruilin. The ‘Dreams’ series represents “the denial of our current world and a depiction of an ideal one,” he says. “I oppose the self-centeredness of human beings and the ruthless exploitation of other species and natural resources. I seek harmony with the nature. Nature’s greatness lies in her inclusion of everything on earth, while man’s greatness lies in his perception of his own smallness. To find conformity to nature is my life attitude.”

From Weburbanist

02/14/2016

Hamilton Pool Preserve

Photo by Gabriel H. Sanchez

02/13/2016

Mingun Pahtodawgyi

Burma is packed with pagodas. Hundreds upon thousands of them, in all different shapes and sizes, from the tiny to the vast, but none is quite like Mingun Pahtodawgyi. Construction on this stupa (if you can call it such) was started by an eccentric Burmese monarch, King Bodawpaya, in 1790 – but the story goes that the king abandoned the project when it was prophesied that he would die upon its completion. Despite his best efforts, King Bodawpaya did die – and today his great pagoda stands at just one-third of its planned height, criss-crossed by vast cracks wrought by and earthquake. It sits on the banks of the Irrawaddy just 10 km from Mandalay, so makes an easy day trip from the city.

From aluxurytravelblog.com

02/12/2016

The Fly Geyser: Nevada

This other worldly place was created when a well was drilled and left uncapped. Minerals and algae started coming out of the geyser and formed an alien-like mound.

From Swifty

02/06/2016

Mustang, Nepal

02/05/2016

The She Huo Festival is a chinese festival dedicated to the gods of earth and fire. "She" literally means "God of Earth" and huo means "God of Fire."

From BusinessInsider

02/04/2016

The Darjeeling Limited

From the movie

02/03/2016

The Flowing Fins of Siamese Fighting Fish

From Twistedsifter

02/02/2016

Széchenyi Thermal Bath
Budapest, Hungary

02/01/2016

Beauty of the White Desert, Rann of Kutch

Travelfoodandliving Wordpress

01/30/2016

Picture: Flickr Greg Mote

01/29/2016

"Long Journey Home"

Defineart, 2008

http://www.redbubble.com/people/defineart/works/434998-long-journey-home

01/20/2016

01/19/2016

Heading into the Unknown

https://medium.com/life-learning/from-mafia-wife-to-nomad-entrepreneur-9db8b5f86db6 #.91z2i23x7

01/17/2016

Plans are fuzzy, fragmented things; we think we have a resilient hold on them but they slip through our fingers like dandelion wisps on a spring day.

http://theroadforks.com/offtheroad/working_while_traveling

01/16/2016

“P-o-s-s-i-m-p-i-b-l-e: the place where the possible and the impossible meet”

from https://destinednomad.wordpress.com