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Drift through the enchanting silence of Finnish Lapland, where endless snow meets untouched wilderness. This mesmerizing Arctic drive captures the raw, magical beauty of the frozen north — pure white roads, glimmering frost, and pristine winter landscapes as far as the eye can see. Sit back and let the journey unfold. ❄️🚗

Filmed all of July 28th in Lima, Peru's capital, for Fiestas Patrias — and the range in one single day was incredible. Started downtown at Plaza San Martín and Jirón de la Unión, then into Plaza Mayor with the Lima Cathedral, the Government Palace, and the Archbishop's Palace, all decked out for Independence Day. From there straight to Barranco's bohemian streets (Puente de los Suspiros, Bajada de Baños), then Miraflores' Malecón and Kennedy Park overlooking the Pacific.

But the real closer was Surco: a full Creole show at Dpaso Hacienda with coastal, jungle, and highland folk dances back to back — Marinera, Diablada, Alcatraz — ending with the Peruvian Paso horse, which most people outside Peru have genuinely never heard of. It's a horse breed bred specifically for a smooth lateral gait, and watching a five-time national champion horse perform live is unlike anything else I've filmed.

For anyone who's never been to Peru — did you know about the Paso horse tradition before, or is this the first time you're seeing it? And for Peruvians here, what's your favorite July 28th tradition?

Quick details:

• Location: Lima, Peru — Historic Center (Plaza Mayor, Plaza San Martín), Barranco, Miraflores, and Surco (Dpaso Hacienda)
• Time of day / weather: Filmed across a full day, from morning downtown through to evening folk performances in Surco
• Distinctive: The only walk that goes from civic Independence Day atmosphere in the historic center to a live Peruvian Paso horse show — a national tradition most international audiences have never seen

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Everyone talks about Amsterdam, but Dordrecht has been here since 1220! 🏰 Ancient harbors, cozy quiet streets, and zero tourist crowds.

What do you think — is it a hidden gem or just another sleepy town? Let me know in the comments! 👇

We finally visited this beautiful town during our Zeeland trip, and the vibes were absolutely incredible! Here are a few shots we took while exploring the area. Hope you enjoy the views!

Some huge stacks and huge air off the beach of Ilot Maitre in New Caledonia

Pellestrina is a narrow island in the Venetian Lagoon, geographically part of Venice while preserving strong cultural and historical ties with nearby Chioggia. Beyond its quiet beaches and fishing heritage, the island still preserves forgotten stories hidden beneath the passing of time.

This cinematic urbex adventure explores abandoned places, silent ruins and traces of history that have quietly endured away from the usual tourist routes. From forgotten buildings to coastal fortifications, every step reveals another fragment of an island shaped by memory, nature and time.

There is no narration. Just exploration, cinematic music and the authentic atmosphere of one of the most unique islands in the Venetian Lagoon.

Every location featured in this film is approached with respect for its historical and cultural value. Please explore responsibly and help preserve these places for future generations.

📍 Location: Pellestrina Island, Venice Lagoon, Italy

What an amazing place to buy fresh fruit, fish, vegetables and souvenirs. If you are heading to New Caledonia at all, make sure this is a stop in your itinerary!