Go forth and explore MORE!
We were totally awed by the entries we received in our ebookers explore more competition. From the salt flats of Bolivia to the meandering waters of the Mekong River, here we share with you some of our favourite images. #exploremore!
MORE Culture - Naoshima, Japan
The art island of Naoshima is a must-visit destination for art lovers. This unique space was the brainchild of the Art House Project who had the idea of turning a sleepy costal town into an island dedicated to showcasing contemporary art. Home to galleries and alfresco sculpture parks showing works by everyone from Claude Monet to Yayoi Kusama (see picture). Visitors will be wowed by the architectural wonders of renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, super cool cafes and magical views.
MORE Relax - Phuket, Thailand
Few places do relaxation like Thailand, famed for its sandy beaches, azure waters, sensuous massages and “mai pen rai” – it’s OK don’t worry – attitude. The island of Phuket has long attracted spa enthusiasts looking to relax and rejuvenate and generally bliss out on one of the islands lush beaches. Phuket visitors are never far away from the next massage whether it be on the beach, street-side or in one of the islands many super-luxe resort’s.
MORE Adventure - Zion National Park, United States
Quite simply put, Zion National park is a paradise to hikers, bikers and climbers looking for an outright adventure in one of America’s most spectacular settings. Situated in southwest Utah, the nature preserve is characterised by soaring red cliffs, seemingly endless forest trails along the Virgin River, cascading waterfalls with emerald pools – you have to see it with your own eyes to believe it!
MORE Adventure - The Mekong River, Vietnam
The mighty Mekong is the lifeline of Southeast Asia, meandering through six countries, including Vietnam, it supports some 100 million and as many indigenous and ethnic groups. Born high up in the Himalayas the milky brown waters of the Mekong take you back to a world time seemingly forgot, travellers are swiftly diverted from the tourist trail and invited to delve into the heart of the soul of the region.
MORE Memories - Uyuni Salt Flat, Bolivia
The world’s largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni is a massive 10,582 square kilometres wide! The salt, formed from pre-historic lakes, is to photographers what Angkor Wat is to archaeologist – a total wonderland! This awesome photo illustrates that point perfectly. No visit to Bolivia is complete without time spent here and some brilliant photo to prove it!
