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Shibuya Station Crossing, Tokyo, Japan

Times Square, New York City

Santorini, Greece

Chor Bazaar, Mumbai, India

Grand Canal, Venice, Italy

Valparaiso, Chile Ascensior or Funicular used to carry people up the many hills in the city

Valparaiso, Chile Ascensior or Funicular used to carry people up the many hills in the city

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pisac, Peru—Market Day

Bangkok, Thailand—Street Vendors

Mall of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mormon Temple—Salt Lake City, Utah

Notre-Dame de Paris, France

Taj Mahal, Agra, India

The Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque, Jerusalem, Israel Exterior view Interior view

Kinkaku-Ji Castle, Kyoto, Japan

Ganges River Bathing, India

Bergen, Norway