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Collage of the most beautiful places in the world
Let your mind drift to the most beautiful places in the world. Explore stunning
architectural feats, a tropical paradise, and a small Scandinavian town. The 21
places below will likely fill your bucket list for many years to come and you can
count yourself lucky if you are able to visit even a third of these amazing
places.
The beautiful places below are organized into tropical/warm, arctic/cold, and
architectural. No matter where you live in the world, there are incredible
places to visit and architectural sights to see. To be honest, there are
thousands of places that could have made this list but hopefully, this list
provides some justice to those that were left off.
The purpose of life is to live it, to taste it, to experience to the utmost, to reach out
eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience. - Eleanor Roosevelt
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Kauai, Hawaii owns the medal of the rainiest place on earth, allowing for a
tropical paradise. Hike, swim, bike, and dive.
Bora Bora, French Polynesia (Credit: St. Regis Bora Bora)
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Bora Bora is an island that once was a volcano, which has subsequently
subsided and formed a barrier reef. The reef ecosystem allows for pristine
clear blue water and reefs limit waves, providing a protected sanctuary.
Rice terrace fields of Longsheng, China (Credit: Wikipedia)
Victoria Falls that border Zambia and Zimbabwe is the largest waterfall in the
world by total area. The falls transport an astonishing 1,088 cubic meters per
second of water down an ~350-foot cliff.
Amazon River, Brazil (Credit: Dailybackgrounds.com)
The Amazon River is the artery for the largest rainforest in the world. It is the
largest river in the world by discharge and one of the largest by length. The
surrounding rainforest represents over half of the world's remaining
rainforest.
Rainbow Mountains of Zhangye Danxia, China (Credit: Huffington
Post
The Rainbow Mountains of Zhangye Danxia, China show off weathering and
erosion at its most beautiful. The dramatic colors throughout the mountain
are a result of trace minerals associated within the sandstone, coloring the
sand in reds, greens, and yellows.
Railay, Thailand (Credit: magic4walls.com)
The natural display of varying color within the arctic sky is one of Iceland's
biggest tourist sights. Unfortunately, it's rather unpredictable so make sure
you leave enough time to try a few times.
Yellowstone National Park is the oldest national park in the US and likely the
world. Drive through the park and encounter an array of wildlife 10's of feet
away from you.
Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska (Credit: Jack Moskovita)
Fjords are created by the slow erosion of mountain valleys as glaciers move
down toward the sea. Tracy Arm Fjord in Alaska is home to Orcas and a
rapidly disappearing environment.
Torres Del Paine Patagonia, Chile (Credit: Wikipedia)
Torres Del Paine in southern Patagonia is a national park that boasts beautiful
mountains, glaciers, lakes, and rivers. Take the trip to southern Patagonia and
you can hike the partial or full circuit around the stunning granite peaks in
the backdrop of the photo above.
Svalbard, Norway (Credit: nordnorge.com)
The incredibly cold island of Svalbard is located within the Arctic Ocean, north
of mainland Europe. Svalbard is the northernmost settlement with a
permanent population in the world. Trekking through Svalbard it's not
uncommon to see polar bears, reindeer, and perhaps an Arctic fox.
The Temples of Bagan sit within central Burma (Myanmar) and was built as
the capital of ancient Myanmar. The temples are the largest concentration of
Buddhist temples, most of which dating back to the 12th and 11th centuries.
Petra, Jordan (Credit: Dave Bouskill)
The ancient city of Petra, Jordan is an architectural masterpiece. Built into the
side of a rock cliff, Petra was carved as early as 312 BC. Petra was named a
UNESCO World Heritage Site and was unknown to the western world until
1812.
Machu Picchu, Peru (Credit: Mypetyak on Flickr)
Hike up the Peruvian mountain ridge where Machu Picchu sits and you will
see the peak of Inca civilization. This beautiful place was built in 1450 and was
only occupied for ~100 years until the Spanish Conquest.
Venice, Italy (Credit: Findpik.com)
Venice, the city on water, is built on 118 small islands that are separated by a
vast network of canals. The city was built on the Venetian Lagoon and is unlike
any other city in the world.
Giza Pyramids, Egypt (Credit: Dale Johnson, 500px)
The Pyramid of Giza is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, located
in El Giza, Egypt. The pyramid was built as a tomb in 2560 BC for the
Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu.
Ta Prohm, Cambodia (Credit: sovanady.com)
The Taj Mahal in northern India is a beautiful white marble mausoleum. The
Taj Mahal is regarded as the jewel of Muslim art in India and is an often
sought after location for worship and tourism.
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Unlike a traditional photo frame that requires you to have a paper-based print
made from your favorite image before you can display it, a digital picture
frame allows you to transfer digital photos directly from your mobile device,
digital camera, a computer, or the internet and then display them—either one
at a time or as part of an animated slideshow. Digital picture frames
(alternately referred to as digital photo frames) come in a wide range of sizes
and connect directly to your home’s Wi-Fi for easy photo transfers and
sharing.
The best digital picture frames can help you stay connected to long-
distance family members.
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The best digital picture frames—including the Aura Walden Digital Photo
Frame (our pick for best digital frame overall)—offer an easy way to showcase
your favorite photos. These frames make a great gift. They’re especially
suitable for the non-tech-savvy people or older people, who want to see the
latest photos of family and friends without needing to be active on social
media. Here are our top picks for the best digital photo frames you can buy
today.
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Frame size: 15.6-inch touchscreen | Display resolution: 1920 x 1080
pixels | Cloud service compatibility: Amazon Photos, Facebook
Best for: Using a large Alexa smart displays a slideshow of your favorite
images.
The Amazon Echo Show 15 is a versatile smart home hub with a stunning 15.6-
inch touchscreen display. It can stand horizontally or vertically, and it can
hang on a wall as well. It has a 5-megapixel camera for video calls, and two
one-inch speakers and a three-inch subwoofer for audio. The Echo Show
supports streaming video (including TV shows and movies) and music from a
wide range of sources.
You can also use the Echo Show 15 as an interactive calendar and scheduling
tool for the entire family. Of course, it also responds to Amazon Alexa verbal
commands and questions. When the screen is not otherwise in use, it can
display your favorite collection of digital photos as an animated slideshow.
The Amazon Echo Show pulls images from your online Amazon Photos
albums or Facebook; if you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, you get unlimited
online storage for your photos. Amazon sells the handheld remote separately,
though. And for the Echo Show 15 to work, you need to stay connected to the
internet.
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Resolution
This display’s number of pixels determines how much detail you see within
each image. Plus, the resolution can affect the clarity and vibrancy of each
photo’s colors. Much as you find with a monitor, tablet or laptop screen, the
higher the resolution the more pixels on the display—and the better the image
can appear.
Storage
Some frames store your photos locally, some rely on external storage and
some access your images from cloud services. If the frame uses internal
storage, how much do you get? Keep in mind, 8GB of internal storage is
enough to hold thousands of JPEG digital images or hundreds of brief video
clips. A frame with 16GB or 32GB of internal storage will hold considerably
more content. If the frame does not have its own internal storage, it may have
a USB port for a flash drive, or a built-in memory card slot for an SD card.
Either option allows you to bring images to the frame by copying them
external media.
If the frame connects to your home’s Wi-Fi, it can stream images from a cloud
service such as Google Photos, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox or the frame’s
own cloud service. Look for frames that support the cloud services you already
subscribe to, or for frames that have a free cloud service (as the Aura digital
photo frames do).
Appearance
Consider the frame’s appearance. Determine if it will look good within your
home or office. Some frames come in a variety of color options, while others
stick to a generic black or silver frame with a simplistic but modern design.
Price
Pricing for digital photo frames continues to drop as the technology improves,
so for between $50 and $200, you can be confident that you’ll be able to
purchase a really good quality digital photo frame, from a recognizable brand,
that will make your favorite photos look great.
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Mobile App
While you manage some digital photo frames directly from the frame itself,
most frames have a mobile app for your phone or tablet that allows you to
manage which images you display on the frame. The app also lets you adjust
settings like how long each image is on screen and which animation the frame
uses to transition between images.
Ease Of Use
Especially if you’re purchasing the frame as a gift for a non-tech savvy person,
ease of use and the ability to control the frame remotely (via the internet) are
key features to look for.
Frames like the Skylight Digital Photo Frame have their own, unique email
address you can set up remotely. The person you gift the frame to simply
needs to plug it in and connect the frame to their home’s Wi-Fi. All setup—
including sending images to the frame (immediately and over time)—then gets
handled remotely. You can invite friends and family members to send images
to the frame’s email address directly from their phone or computer.
Additional Features
Some photo frames serve as a smart home hub and speaker with a built-in
digital voice assistant. The Google Nest Hubs offer the Google Assistant, while
the Amazon Echo Show frames offer direct access to Amazon Alexa, for
example.
Other convenient features to look for include whether the frame adjust its
brightness based on your room’s ambient light, or if the frame automatically
dims (or turns off) your frame at night.
The Forbes Vetted tech team is well-versed in all things digital, having written
articles and in the category (a couple of staffers, including Dave Johnson, our
deputy editor, have even authored books). The tech section is overseen by
Consumer Tech & Electronics Editor Rebecca Isaacs, an industry veteran who
has been covering consumer technology for over four years.
We know tech tends to become quickly outdated. To keep this piece fresh and
accurate, it’s regularly updated; its current iteration was published in
November 2023.
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