Miss traveling? The pandemic lockdown had interrupted lots of travel plans. But thanks to professional photographers, we were able to travel virtually through social media posts.

How about the magnificent view we had when we looked down from the plane? No worries, an author/Instagrammer/founder of Daily Overview- Benjamin Grant could bring you fascinating aerial views from all around the world.

First up, do you still remember this place?

Yes, you got it right, it’s our very own Sepang Goldcoast Resort at Selangor. It was built in a palm-shaped formation that extended into the waters of the Malacca Straits. 

Valentine is coming up…

Here’s a heart-shaped pond in Ohio, United States.

Speaking of water, why not travel to Venice?

Venice, Italy was built on 118 small islands and linked by thousands of bridges. It looks like ham from a bird’s eye view but it was famed for its seafood.

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Bahamas, the island country which was surrounded by pristine water.

Witnessing the terrifying power of nature through this picture

This is a satellite view of Hurricane Laura made landfall near the Louisiana-Texas border. The Category 4 storm caused more than $16.1 billion in damage and 77 deaths. 

The pleasant side of nature

This is a blooming tulip field at Lisse, Netherland. Dutch produces around 4.3 billion tulip bulbs annually. 

The beauty of symmetry

Palmanova is a town located in Northeast Italy. It used to be the center of battles; thus, the city was built in a star fort formation to fight against the enemies. The three separate layers were built in the year 1593, 1690, and 1813 separately.

Join the hustle-bustle of the city at Del Ejecutivo Square in Mexico. The permanent residents where the plaza is located was estimated to be around 9 million (which is nearly 30% of the Malaysian population).

 While we were stuck in our homes, there are still ways to explore and appreciate the beauty of Mother Earth. Enjoy!