Impressive Photos Of Normal Life In Countries

Two children 'jumping the train' in Bangladesh, Muslims praying at the Indonesian mosque ... are impressive images submitted to the competition 'Travel Photographer of the Year 2017' organized by National Geographic. The rhythm of everyday life in countries at the 'Tourism Photographer of the Year 2017' competition, a man in Delhi bathes the Yamuna River while watching sky birds fly

. Yamuna is one of the holiest rivers in India, but also one of the most polluted - Photo: Yogesh Gupta The photos are extremely vivid, giving viewers the feeling of 'traveling' through the countries of the character in the photo. "When exploring a new place, the people you meet are just as important as the beautiful scenery there," the contest editors commented. The calendar of the year is organized annually by National Geographic to honor authors and travel photography works with a wide variety of themes This year, the organizers will receive the entries until June 30th.



The winner of the highest prize will be rewarded with a ten-day trip for two to the Galapagos archipelago. The brothers Taj and Akash (Bangladesh) every day 'jump train' from station to station to ask for money. Although dangerous and illegal, many Bangladeshi people still consider 'jumping train' as their usual way of getting around - Photo: Mauro De Bettio A boy plays on the Niger River in West Africa - Photo: Jérôme Gence Car and camel Along a busy road in Jaipur, India, an Indian man and son wear traditional costumes for the day of Eid al-Fitr. Father and son sit on the wall of a mosque in New Delhi, India - Photo: Jobit George Muslim women gather inside the Istiqlal church in Jakarta - Southeast Asia's largest mosque - to pray during Ramadan - Photo: Pradeep Raja Photo taken in a small village in Wuyuan, China. Many young Chinese go to big cities to make money, leaving elderly parents and children at home. - Photo: Hua Zhu Photo taken at Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in Tibet. “This master is returning to his room after the afternoon prayer I chased him to take pictures, but he covered his face.



Suddenly he turned his head and laughed, "photographer Mattia Passarini shared - Photo: Mattia Passarini This train used to carry thousands of passengers traveling every day between Shibuya and Sakuragicho (Japan), but now it is back. becomes the Tourist Information Center. Many people also choose this as a dating place for friends, lovers ... According to Tuong Vy / Youth ***.

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