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832-411267 - A dramatic sea stack rises from the ocean at Reynisfjara Beach in Iceland, surrounded by mist and black sand. A striking example of Iceland's unique winter landscape
832-411181 - Christmas tree with fairy lights in front of stairs leading to the main portal, Turku Cathedral, Finnish Turun Tuomiokirkko, Swedish Åbo Domkyrka, medieval cathedral, main church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, wintery Turku, Finland
1390-1259 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1258 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1257 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1256 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1255 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1254 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1253 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1246 - Stunning Napa Lake and the Hengduan Mountain Range in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1245 - Stunning Napa Lake and the Hengduan Mountain Range in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1244 - Prayer flags in the stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1243 - Prayer flags in the stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1242 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1241 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1240 - Stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1234 - Prayer flags in the stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1233 - Prayer flags in the stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1390-1231 - Prayer flags in the stunning Napa Lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. At an elevation of ~3300m, this highland wetland is a unique nature reserve designated as a (Ramsar) Wetland of International Importance.
1372-3122 - Glymur waterfall cascading over basalt ledge into Botnsá river canyon with snow patches on surrounding hillsides, late winter conditions on hiking trail, Hvalfjordur, Iceland.
1390-1230 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1229 - Grazing yaks at Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1228 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter with grazing yaks in the background, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1227 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with its icy lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1225 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1224 - Tibetan stone cairns at Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. These are symbolic offerings, blessings, or markers of sacred ground in Tibetan culture where each stone added can represent a prayer.
1390-1223 - Miaolian (The lotus) spring at Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan, China. Water flows continuously in warmer weather. The lotus represents the ultimate goal of attaining enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism.
1390-1222 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1221 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1220 - Tibetan stone cairns at Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. These are symbolic offerings, blessings, or markers of sacred ground in Tibetan culture where each stone added can represent a prayer.
1390-1219 - Icy lake and trees covered in thick frost in Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1218 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with its icy lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1217 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with tree covered in thick frost and icicles in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1216 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with its partially frozen lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1215 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1214 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with its partially frozen lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1213 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) with its partially frozen lake in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1212 - Boardwalk at Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1211 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1210 - Golden old growth spruce forest in Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1209 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1390-1208 - Pudacuo National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) in winter, Shangri-La, Yunnan Province, China. Spanning 1300 sq km, the highland reserve (alt. 3200–4670m) balances conservation with Tibetan herding traditions.
1372-3002 - Svöðufoss waterfall drops in a single unbroken white curtain between tall basalt column cliffs, the river canyon opening to reveal a wide sweep of winter moorland on either side, near Rif, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland.
1372-2994 - Búðakirkja black church at Búðir stands in sharp profile against a wide open winter sky, flanked by an Icelandic flag and a sweeping view of heavily snow-covered mountains across the southern Snæfellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland.