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Emerald Lake, Yukon, Canada
Emerald Lake, Yukon, Canada
Emerald Lake is located along the Klondike Highway in the beautiful Yukon region of Canada. Nestled amidst towering mountains and dense evergreen forests, this lake offers a breathtaking sight that feels straight out of a dream. As its name suggests, the lake boasts a vibrant emerald hue, which is a result of marl deposits at the bottom. Also known as "Rainbow Lake" by First Nations people, Emerald Lake is surrounded by unspoiled wilderness, making it a must-visit destination, especially for those seeking a break from the humdrum of city life. This serene lake is a true testament to the sheer diversity and beauty of Canada"s natural landscapes.Desktop Version
Varenna on Lake Como, Italy
Varenna on Lake Como, Italy
With its colourful houses, narrow alleys and stunning views, Varenna, a village on Lake Como, offers a slice of Italian charm. Varenna"s waterfront is the heart of the action. Here, you can stroll along the Passeggiata degli Innamorati, or "Lovers" Walk," a path that lives up to its name with its romantic views of the lake. One of its highlights is the Villa Monastero, a former monastery turned museum and botanical garden. Then there"s the Castello di Vezio, a castle perched high above the village housing an exhibition dedicated to Lariosaurus, an extinct sea reptile from the Middle Triassic period. This ancient fortress offers some of the best views of Lake Como. Plus, the resident falcons and owls add a touch of medieval flair to the experience. Varenna may be small, but it packs a punch when it comes to charm and history.Desktop Version
Young blue shark
Young blue shark
The blue shark, featured here, is sleek, wide-ranging and undeniably captivating. It"s the only member of its genus that prefers the deep waters of temperate and tropical oceans. While typically a laid-back swimmer, it"s capable of sudden bursts of speed when needed. Blue sharks are famous for their epic migrations—some travel from New England to South America, guided by seasonal changes, food availability and favourable environmental conditions. They give birth to live young and are known for their large litters—ranging from 25 to over 100 pups. After birth, the young head to special nursery zones, far from adult habitats, where they can grow and learn the ways of the sea.Desktop Version
Container ship near a commercial port in Thailand
Container ship near a commercial port in Thailand
Container ships play a pivotal role in the global shipping industry, serving as the backbone of international trade. These massive vessels are designed to transport standardised cargo containers efficiently and safely across the world"s oceans. Container ships are responsible for transporting a majority of the world"s goods, from electronics to clothing to raw materials. This enables a seamless exchange of products between countries, driving economic growth and providing consumers with access to a wide range of affordable goods.Desktop Version
Phra Nakhon Khiri, Thailand
Phra Nakhon Khiri, Thailand
New Year"s Eve is celebrated in many countries to see out the old year and hope for the promises of the new one. The traditions of different nations can be quite creative when it comes to saying farewell to the year. Celebrators in Thailand might visit a temple for good luck or watch the fireworks illuminating Phra Nakhon Khiri, also known as "holy city hill," based in the historical park of the same name. Wherever you celebrate, have a great one.Desktop Version
Jaswant Thada and Mehrangarh Fort, India
Jaswant Thada and Mehrangarh Fort, India
As the sun sets, a warm glow envelops the city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India, creating a captivating picture. Within this scene stands the Mehrangarh Fort, which served as the seat of power for the Rathore dynasty and witnessed both victory and challenges. Over the course of 500 years, the fort underwent several architectural changes, beginning with its foundation in 1459 by then-ruler Rao Jodha.Desktop Version
Red fox
Red fox
This fox is having a snooze in the snow in Abruzzo, Italy. But when awake, red foxes, the most common fox species in the world, are cunning, fast and in the case of vixens, fiercely protective of their young. Fox kits are born blind, deaf, toothless and without the ability to thermoregulate. Vixens feed, protect and warm their young for months. Once the kits are old enough to survive on their own, vixens return to a solitary lifestyle.Desktop Version