{Novice monks in Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan} emailprint read more

{The Chocolate Hills, located in the Bohol Province of the Philippines, are a natural land formation made up of more than 1200 hills or mounds. The hills are made of limestone but are topped with grass which turns brown during the country’s dry season, hence the name “Chocolate” Hills}   read more

{St James Beach, Cape Town, South Africa} read more

{The Longmen Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Henan Province, China} read more

{Fields of yellow rapeseed growing in Castelluccio, a village in Umbria, Central Italy} read more

{Western Deffufa in the ancient city of Kerma, which is located in present day Sudan. The large mud brick structure was part of a religious center belonging to the early African civilization.} read more

{Boats crowd along the Ganges River in India} read more

{A beach on the island of Barbados} read more

{The road by Uluru, in the Northern Territory, Australia} read more

{Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia} read more

{Fogo Island, Cape Verde} Fogo Island, which is located in the Atlantic Ocean, is almost entirely comprised of an active volcano. read more

 {A man enjoys the sunset in Western Australia} read more