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  • Market Place - Locals trade in fruits at the Panjim Market in Goa's capital. The market is primarily a local affair, with traders selling spices and fresh produce from around Goa.

    Goa, India’s little sunshine state: travel photo of the week

    Vivid, vibrant Panjim market in Goa caught the eye of photographer Annapurna Mellor on her first trip to the state
  • After studying biology in the city for 6 years, Tinja (32 years old) decided to settle in Northern Lapland to raise sled dogs. She now owns 85 huskies and spends the arctic winters in a cabin off-the-grid, while temperatures often drop down to -40°F. She<br>EN: Several times a day, some dogs will start howling, soon followed by all the rest of the pack in a barking concert, a social behavior reminiscent of wolves. Some of them are also “wolf-dogs”, a cross between dog and wolves. 
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FR: Plusieurs fois par jour, quelques chiens se mettent à hurler, bientôt suivis par tout le reste de la meute dans un concert d’aboiements. Un comportement social qui rappelle celui des loups. Certains d’entre eux sont d’ailleurs des “wolf-dogs”, véritables croisement entre chien et loup.

    It's a husky's life, Finnish Lapland: travel photo of the week

    Photographer Brice Portolano specialises in capturing lives lived close to nature in remote spots. His Arctic series looks at the life of a husky sledder who lives in a cabin in northern Finland
  • A crowd releases lanterns into the air as they celebrate the Yee Peng festival, also known as the festival of lights, in Chiang Mai, Thailand on November 3, 2017.

    Let there be light, Chiang Mai, Thailand: travel photo of the week

    Thousands of people gather in Chiang Mai to release lanterns into the night sky at the Yee Peng festival of lights
  • Rehearsal of the Royal Cremation ceremony for the late King Bhumibol in Thailand. Thai artists perform the Khon dance, the traditional Thai masked performance drama based on the Hindu epic Ramayana, for their final farewell to the late Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s cremation ceremony, in the area of Royal Crematorium in Bangkok, Thailand, 23 October 2017. The royal cremation of King Bhumibol is scheduled on 26 October 2017, and the funeral will consist of five days of rites. King Bhumibol died at the age of 88 in Siriraj hospital on 13 October 2016 after 70 years on the throne.

    Farewell to the King, Bangkok: travel photo of the week

    Thai artists rehearse the Khon dance – a traditional Thai drama – in preparation for performing it at the cremation ceremony of their late king, Bhumibol Adulyadej
  • Tourists enjoy views of autumn leaves in China’s Liaoning province, north-east of Beijing. Leaf-peeping is becoming a popular activity among the Chinese, for whom the red of the maple leaves symbolises good fortune. Industrialised Fushun is known as the capital of coal but is surrounded by forested mountains that attract tourists from all over the country, and its Red River valley is home to China’s first white-water rafting route.

    Seeing red in Fushun, China: travel photo of the week

    The mountains near this Liaoning province city are blessed with beautiful maples that provide stunning shades in autumn
  • The rocks at Yehliu, a promontory in New Taipei jutting more than a mile north into the East China Sea, create a surreal berth for local fishermen, who nestle into the honeycomb formations sculpted by centuries of erosion from the wind and the sea. Yehliu was a key stretch of the trade route between mainland China and Keelung harbour, but now the moonlike rocks form part of the Yehliu Geopark, which attracts three million visitors a year, most of whom come to see the famous hoodoo stones (rock spires).

    Rock stars, Yehliu geopark, Taiwan: travel photo of the week

    Fishermen at Yehliu, part of a geopark near New Taipei, make a base on the moon-like hoodoo stones that stretch into the sea
  • Aerial view of the football pitch on one of the Lofoten Islands, Norway.

    Nature's canvas: Lofoten Islands art festival: travel photo of the week

    Henningsvær’s football pitch is one of several unusual venues in the Lofoten Islands’ art biennial, Liaf, this September
  • ‘The Parthenon of Books’ by the Argentinian conceptual artist Marta Minujin, documenta 14 exhibition, 2017, Kassel, Germany, Europe.

    The Parthenon of Books, Kassel, Germany – in pictures

    This art installation by Marta Minujín, on the site of 1930s book burnings in the city of Kassel, is intended as a symbol of free speech
  • Boy in Palenque de San Basilio, Colombia

    Travel photo of the week: bareback in Colombia

    A smiling boy riding a horse symbolises the resilient nature of a town inland from Cartagena founded by former slaves in the 17th century
  • This huge stone Buddha at Makomanai Takino cemetery, just outside Sapporo in northern Japan, is the work of self-taught, Pritzker prize-winning Japanese architect Tadao Ando. A dimly lit, 40-metre tunnel leads visitors to the foot of the 13½-metre statue, whose head pokes above the surrounding lavender-covered mound. In early summer, the 150,000 plants turn the hillside a vibrant purple, while snow covers the slopes in winter. Photograph by Shigeo Ogawa

    A Buddha in the hills, Hokkaido, Japan: travel photo of the week

    On the outskirts of Sapporo, this huge statue by architect Tadao Ando creates a startling stony vision amid the landscape
  • First Glider - Grindelwald, Jungfrau Region - Switzerland

    Travel photo of the week: high wire act in the Bernese Alps

    Riders on the new Grindelwald First zipline in Switzerland get Alpine peaks as a backdrop – if they’re brave enough to keep their eyes open!
  • France, Eure, Les Andelys, Chateau Gaillard, 12th century fortress built by Richard the Lionheart (aerial view)

    Travel photo of the week: The Lionheart's castle, Normandy

    Richard the Lionheart was once king of this imposing castle on the banks of the Seine that features in Kieron Connolly’s latest book, Abandoned Castles
  • Yport, Upper Normandy. Scene of friends adopting a corner of the Yport cliffs for a barbecue as if they were in their own garden.

    Travel photo of the week: barbecue like it's your own backyard

    Friends grill and chill at the Yport cliffs in this image from Simon Roberts’ series capturing the landscapes of Normandy
  • 104th Tour de France, Alpe d’Huez in 2001

    Travel photo of the week: the Tour de France's iconic Alpine climb

    This image of Alpe d’Huez, taken in 2001, is featured in the Mythos Tour de France exhibition in Düsseldorf, the city hosting the race’s grand départ on 1 July
  • A mural representing the 'Mona Lisa' by Spanish street artist Oscar Okuda, Paris

    Travel photo of the week: Mona Lisa gets street cred in Paris

    A 50-metre high, jazzed up interpretation of La Gioconda is one of 32 murals brightening the skyline of Paris’s 13th arrondissement
  • The Vivid Sydney festival wraps up this weekend after a 23-day run that has transformed the city’s urban landscape into a surreal and magical metropolis with 90 light installations and 400 musical events. This year’s centrepiece was Sydney artist Ash Bolland’s projected images of iridescent plant life and bird plumage on to the sails of the Opera House, with music by Brazilian composer Amon Tobin in an installation called Audio Creatures. Vivid Sydney is the biggest event in Australia with 2.31 million people attending last year.

    Travel photo of the week: Vivid Sydney festival goes psychedelic

    Seen from the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House is transformed into a light installation with images of plant life and bird plumage by artist Ash Bolland
  • Aerial view, taken from a drone camera, of Hong Kong.

    Crowded houses in Hong Kong: a drone's eye view

    Density and the city – an image from photographer Andy Yeung’s project capturing Hong Kong’s hive-like high-rises
  • Maasai warrior Kamunu Saitoti scans the Kenyan rangelands for a signal from a number of lions that have been fitted with radio collars

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    Travel photo of the week: the warriors helping to protect lions in Kenya

    Local Maasai are playing their part in an organisation that monitors and preserves the big cats, whose numbers have been in decline for decades
  • View of the Loen Skylift, Norway on a blue-sky day.

    Travel photo of the week: Sea-to-sky cable car, Norway

    The Loen Skylift will offer a world of wondrous fjord and landscape views from the top of Mount Hoven when it opens on 20 May
  • A slackliner inches across a perilously thin rope high up in the French ski resort of Les Arcs

    Travel photo of the week: A slackliner's high wire heroics in Les Arcs

    A slackliner walks between two peaks on Mont Blanc in France as part of the Winter Festislack event
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