Cool Nature

28/04/2023

27/04/2023

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03/10/2022

Mount Fuji, Japan
Japan’s highest mountain is quite the sight to see. This active stratovolcano rises to around 3,776 meters and is snow-capped for nearly half of the year. UNESCO named 25 locations of interest in this designation, the main sight being the Shintō shrine Fujisan Hongū Sengen Taisha. Throughout the site you’ll see gorgeous waterfalls and springs, Oshi lodging houses, Sengen-jinja shrines, and more.

03/10/2022

Ancient Kyoto, Japan
Established in 794 AD, Kyoto was the capital of Japan until the mid-19th century. Its UNESCO status includes 17 locations made up of 198 buildings and 12 gardens that date back between the 10th – 17th centuries. Some of the most popular sites include the Zen Buddhist temple Kinkaku-ji and Kamigamo Shrine, one of Japan’s oldest Shinto shrines. Kyoto has also had a huge impact on landscape gardening worldwide, and a visit here will show the impressive development of both Japanese gardens and wooden architecture.

03/10/2022

Sweet kisses on this lovely Sunday from Kabeho to mom Nzeli 😍

📸: Cedric Ujeneza

29/09/2022

Trolltunga, Norway
Any Pinterest or Instagram user has probably seen a photo of Trolltunga (“Troll’s Tongue”), Norway’s undeniable photography darling. The protruding rock sits about 2,300 feet above Lake Ringedalsvatnet, tempting travelers to inch out to the edge. Unfortunately, Trolltunga has fallen prey to “death by popularity” and local organizations have called for tourist caps to protect the site. But even if you don’t get your once-in-a-lifetime profile picture on the rock’s edge, you can still soak up some epic fjord views from the surrounding mountain area.

27/09/2022

Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, Canada
Four national parks (Yoho, Kootenay, Jasper, and Banff) and three provincial parks (Hamber, Mount Assiniboine, and Mount Robson) combined to create some of the best natural beauty in the world. Icefields, limestone caves, and waterfalls are only the start of what you’ll see throughout the mountain landscape. Acting a divider between Alberta and British Columbia, the area is known for its diverse wildlife (you’re probably most likely to see bighorn sheep, deer, and elk) and the Burgess Shale fossil site.

25/09/2022

Yellowstone National Park, United States
"Steaming pools of blue edged by green, yellow, orange and brown, thundering waterfalls and spewing geysers -- the classic images of volcanic Yellowstone are enough to catapult it on to most bucket lists! I love wildlife and dramatic landscapes, so Yellowstone has got it all. Seeing grizzly bears, buffalo and horned elk in their natural habitat would be incredible."