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Last Week's Best Photos (June 11-17) from National Geographic
Last Week's Best Photos (June 11-17) from National Geographic

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Best Photos for June 11-17 from National Geographic
Best Photos for June 11-17 from National Geographic

"I would like to be the wind and fly over the earth" to be able to see the whole world with my own eyes, with its secrets, beauties, interesting places, amazing people, exotic plants and animals. Alas, only a few people can do this, people who are not constrained in time and financial resources. For the rest, at the end of the week, photographers from National Geographic … Already by tradition.

June 11

Falling Petals, Japan
Falling Petals, Japan

The author of the photo walked in Nara Park and watched the deer peacefully chewing cherry petals. A sudden gust of wind tore off thousands of petals from the trees and swirled them around, it seemed that the ground was covered with pink snow. The Japanese call such an amazing phenomenon "Hana Fubuki", which means "flower blizzard."

12 June

Girl and Baobabs, Madagascar
Girl and Baobabs, Madagascar

Madagascar is home to unique wildlife, a mini-continent full of exotic life forms. Near the city of Morondava on the west coast of Madagascar, there is such a landmark as the ancient forest, the famous Avenue of the Baobabs, a sacred place for the people of Madagascar. Some of the trees here are over a thousand years old. It is a spiritual place, almost magical.

June 13

Matterhorn at Night
Matterhorn at Night

The Matterhorn, the most picturesque mountain in the Alps, located on the border between Switzerland and Italy, is one of the most difficult to climb, especially from the Italian side. Numerous attempts to conquer it are often unsuccessful. But how stunning the view opens up on the Matterhorn at night, with a full moon!

June 14

Lions and Cubs, Kenya
Lions and Cubs, Kenya

The Governor's Camp is the largest campground in Kenya and one of the most popular with tourists. In the season of migrations, lions are lounging and numb in the sun. So this lion family is basking in the sun, and little lion cubs are trying to make themselves comfortable near their parents.

June 15th

Rainstorm, Chile
Rainstorm, Chile

Usually people are hiding from the rain, especially from such a torrential one, as it happened in Chile at the time of this picture. The photographer's sister deliberately dived into the lake during a downpour to create this picturesque photograph.

June 16

Khaju Bridge, Iran
Khaju Bridge, Iran

In the Iranian city of Isfahan, 11 bridges have been thrown across the Zayanda River, but the Haju Bridge is considered the most beautiful not only among them, but among many other bridges. One of the most impressive places in Isfahan, one hundred meters long and about eight wide, built in two tiers - the upper one for carts and the lower one for pedestrian purposes - today it is the most popular place for walking Isfahan residents and numerous tourists. It is especially picturesque at night: the bridge is illuminated from all sides as if it were a palace or a mosque, with stunningly beautiful arches and pavilions.

June 17

Playa Flamenco, Cuba
Playa Flamenco, Cuba

Cayo Coco Island is located in central Cuba and is famous for its incredibly attractive and picturesque beaches. One of the most popular beaches among tourists is Playa Flamenco, with light creamy sand. A wide variety of marine life can be seen in the crystal clear waters, which is why these beaches are appreciated by diving enthusiasts.

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