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Who would you want to experience this sunset with ? 🇺🇸 « Last night it started pelting rain and mid-sprint to the car I hesitated. “Stay!” I yelled to @kailocey. “What?!” “STAY! Let’s dance!” So we did. And the sun blazed from behind the clouds and it was still raining but we forgot why we would ever run from this. » — 📍 #DiscoverHawaii — 📸 Caption & photo by @chelseakauai

Mount Fuji has been a sacred site for followers of the Shinto religion since the 7th century, with Shintoists considering the peak sacred to the goddess Sengen-Sama, and many shrines can be found at the base and ascent. It is one of Japan’s three holy mountains, along with Mount Tate and Mount Haku. 🇯🇵 — 📍 #DiscoverJapan — 📸Photo by @rkrkrk

Under the stars of Joshua Tree in California. 🇺🇸 Sweeping, grand in scale and populated by granite monoliths and voluptuous rock and boulder formations, the park offers wonder to eco-travelers, outdoor adventurists and naturalists. — 📍 #DiscoverCalifornia — 📸 Photo by @xkflyaway

Fireworks and other magic from the universe over Everest advanced basecamp at 20k feet (6k meters). Would you climb Mount Everest?🇳🇵Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. Reaching an elevation of 29,035 feet (8,850 metres). — 📍 #DiscoverNepal — 📸 Video by @renan_ozturk

Which night market do you prefer? 1. Kaohsiung, Taiwan 🇹🇼 2. Bangkok, Thailand 🇹🇭 — 📍 #DiscoverTaiwan & #DiscoverThailand — 📸 Photos by @trystane

Tag the people you would want to dive there with ! 🐟 "Swimming with the hundreds of fish we encountered inside this cave. What a place .. and what a privilege to photograph this kind of scene." - "Sadly only 0.5% of New Zealand’s waters are in no take marine reserves. 90% of our seabirds are at risk of extinction. 61% of the worlds open ocean is unmanaged and being exploited. Scientists are calling for at least 30% of the world's oceans to be protected as ocean sanctuaries by 2030. If nothing is done the consequences are devastating to ocean health. I grew up by, and still live by the sea. It’s heartbreaking seeing with my own eyes what is happening to our oceans. What we can do ? Use our voice. Make a conscious effort to eliminate plastics from our lifestyle. Pick up litter on our beaches. Live sustainably. The ocean is a provider, culturally important and a lifeline to many, we have to protect it. Humans = destruction , there’s no doubt about it. Here’s to big changes so that we can see fish like this everywhere." — 📍 #DiscoverNewZealand — 📸 Caption & photos by @rachstewartnz ft. @narellemikkelsen