We’re not going to lie: Instagram has a huge impact on how we approach the world. The famous social network has a significant influence on our choices regarding holiday destination. Based on the most commonly used keywords on the platform, Bynativ recently had fun compiling a top 5 of the most “instagramable” places in the world. A round-up of the flagship sites to attract you to the likes in a mess.
1/The rainbow mountains of Vinicunca
Far from being smaller than its characteristic llamas and its legendary Inca cities, Peru is home to one of the most amazing shows ever: the rainbow mountains of Vinicunca. To say the least, these splendours of nature bear their name with their incredible colour gradient. You don’t have to add countless filters to your photos to impress your subscribers!
2/The Upper Antelope Canyon
The United States has no shortage of large cities rich in museums, concerts and restaurants, nor great spaces to escape from. But if there’s one place that fascinates and delights travelers, it’s Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona. These rocky wonders are among the gorges most photographed by Instagram users, won over by their spectacular reliefs and kaleidoscope of colors. A décor of unreal beauty…
3/Lençois Maranhanses National Park
Head north to Brazil to discover the Lençois Maranhanses National Park. This enchanting site is well known for its splendid landscape of white sand dunes and crystal clear lagoons. An enchanting destination that makes you want to swim and indulge in water sports, quiet, far from the tumult of the traditional crowded beaches…
4/Meet Sri Lankan stilt fishermen
Sri Lanka is a country with an extremely rich and dense culture, which cannot be decently toured in a single stay. Apart from its countless temples and green tea plantations, the island state strives to preserve its centuries-old traditions. These include stilt fishing, which many locals still do today, to the astonishment of tourists.
5/Icelandic ice caves
A territory of tales and legends, famous for its Northern Lights, Iceland fascinates crowds for its polar landscapes that one might think are populated by elves. Among the many treasures that Bjork’s native country has, its sapphire and turquoise ice caves delight amateur and experienced photographers alike. A delight for the eyes, provided you don’t get too chilly.
