The 50 Most Instagram Worthy Travel Locations Around The World

Everyone wants to make memories that last a lifetime. What better way to do that than with photography. Capture beautiful scenery, amazing architecture and otherworldly landscapes just with the snap of a button.

In today's society, visiting new places and taking pictures go hand-and-hand. Social media has come to have a huge impact on our lives – people document their travels through photos, and share them for the world to see.

So go out there and make your friends jealous. Every destination on this list promises stunning photos – from fairytale-looking European villages, to incredible castles you can stay in, and places where you can find the most mind-bowing colors on the planet.

These are some of the most Instagram worthy travel locations around the world.

Also known as the world's tallest building, 160-foot skyscraper offers some of the most spectacular views of Dubai. Take the elevator up to the 148^th floor and view the city from above – take photos of the skyline, visitors say, it's a view you will want to remember forever.

If you are looking for a destination out of this world, look no further than Moab, Utah. Go on a hike or bike ride and take photos of the beautiful scenery, red rock landscape and the incredible wildlife. Also enjoy backpacking, rafting, mountain biking, and rock climbing.

Also known as Iguassu Falls and the Iguacu Falls, this beautiful waterfall originates from the Iguazu River located on the border, and forms a boundary between Argentina and Brazil. It is owned by two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Iguacu National Park in Brazil and the Iguazu National Park in Argentina. It is made up on 275 individual drops that stretch for 1.7 miles.

Finland is home to the spectacular Light Pillars (sun pillars) – long vertical shafts that have formed from a bright light source. They reflect off the surfaces of thousands of falling ice crystals in the high clouds. View them at their best when the sun is low, before sunset or sunrise, depending where you are in the east or west.

This Greek island in Santorini will leave you breathless. It's the perfect solo getaway if you're looking for peace and tranquility. Visitors say, it's the perfect destination for photography, as the entire island is a "living and breathing postcard." Capture views of stunning cliffs, whitewashed buildings and view the spectacular sunrise over the horizon.

Peru's Sacred Valley is home to the famous Machu Picchu – one of the world's most famous tourist attractions. Hike along the Inca Trail and capture views of ancient ruins. Also, take one of the Sacred Valley tours; go see the historical Pisac Ruins and Ollantaytambo Ruins, then bring your camera to The Salinas, as you will grasp sight of the whole Cuzco area. 

For some of the best Northern Light viewing on the planet, visit Iceland Akureyri, a small city in Iceland. Also, if you are looking for adventure, venture out and take a northern lights tour and observe the beautiful display on a dark winter night.

Formed by receding glaciers, Niagara Falls is one of the most beautiful sites in the world. It consists of three waterfalls: The Horseshoe Falls (the most powerful waterfall in North America), the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls. The falls are located on the Niagara River and they have a combined fall with the highest flow rate of all of the world's waterfalls.

Looking to make your friends jealous? Take a sea cave tour in the Algarve. Step onto the boat and float peacefully along the calm waters. Capture photos of countless caves, alcoves and the clear water surrounding you. Tip: Book your tour online to ensure your spot on the boat.

Santorini is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Visit the Kapari Natural Resort for a once in a lifetime experience in the famous Natural Pool. It's a cave like pool with all white interior; it will literally have you feeling like you're in another world. Also capture photos of the beautiful sunset, locals say it's one of the top reasons to visit.

For some of the most incredible skiing and gorgeous scenery, visit the Swiss Alps. Experience high-altitude resorts, freestyle ski on slopes surrounded by incredible landscapes, and take all the pictures you can. Bonus: Some resorts allow kids to ski for free.

If you have a love for nature and wildlife, the Galapagos Islands is the perfect destination for you. It consists of 13 major islands, five of which are inhabited. Take photos of some of the world's most unique wildlife and gorgeous scenery.

Mostar will take your breath away with its Ottoman-era architecture. A main attraction is the Old Bridge, destroyed in 1990's and recently rebuilt. Thrill-seekers can jump off the bridge into the cold water; it's allowed. Mostar was almost completely destroyed during the Bosnian War; the village was under siege for nine months. Today, it's a charming little heaven on earth, but you can still see the bullet holes in the walls of the Red Cross building.

Giethoorn is often called the Venice of the North. The streets of this serene and remote village are small canals. When the postman delivers the mail, he travels by punt. Rent a whisper boat and explore the village. Visit the Museum 't Olde Maat Uus where people in this renovated farm will show you the history of living and working in Giethoorn in the last 100 years.

The Kancamagus National Scenic Byway, often referred to as "the Kanc," is a 34.5-mile picturesque drive along Route 112. It is known as one of the best fall foliage viewing areas in the entire country. The Kancamagus Highway is now designated an American Scenic Byway for its rich history, aesthetic beauty and culture. The road is a commerce-free climb past colonial farmhouses, scenic covered bridges, and miles of hardwood and evergreen forest. Make sure you stop by Sabbaday Falls, just east of the crest.

Designed as a recreational drive, the Blue Ridge Parkway provides both stunning scenery and close-up looks of the natural beauty through the Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah national parks, which are especially beautiful in the spring. The road is about 500 miles long, busting with colorful trees, forest canopy if you go in the summer, and meadows.

Volcán de Fuego, which translated to Volcano of Fire in English, is an active stratovolcano in Guatemala, and the most active in all of Central America. In January 2016, it erupted and sent ash more than 4 miles into the sky. In 2015 alone, it erupted 13 times.

One of the most popular attractions in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, and only a short drive from Seattle, these caves are formed in a perennial pile of avalanche debris on the north face of Big Four Mountain, which is kept from melting by the mountain's shadow. Streams formed by the summer melt carve the caves out of the ice.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden has been labeled one of New York City's greatest treasures. It has at least 20 different gardens, pavilions, exhibits, collections and even museums. The lilacs are especially popular in April and May when their scent fills up the air. In late April, the bluebells burst into flower and create a captivating woodland spectacle. The tree peonies and their marvelous aroma bloom in April and May as well.

Austin is absolutely beautiful year-round and a perfect destination for people who love sailing. Austin doesn't have as many waterfront homes compared to other cities, but it does have warm weather nearly year-round, making boating a favorite pastime for residents. On hot days people will cool off by kayaking on the river, or they'll take their boat to the lakes nearby.

You can stay inside a mountain, even if it's an artificial one. That doesn't change the fact that you'll be under a waterfall as it blows like a volcano from the top. And you can only access your room by walking on a monkey bridge. This mountain hotel really shows you the magic of the native forest.  Favorite tourist activities include rafting and paintball. In the winter people like to go snowshoeing and glacier trekking.

Do you want to literally hang out in the mountains? Every year extreme athletes and skilled high wire walkers head to Monte Piana, located in the Italian Alps, to do just that because of its accessible location. They spend about a week there capturing the stunning views. This camping destination ranks very high in the "most dangerous" category.

The vista around Eibsee Lake, near Munich, is astoundingly gorgeous; the pristine water in the lake is startling; the color varies from deep blue to turquoise. You will see a lot of people biking, walking, and taking pictures. Along the way, you'll pass by typical Bavarian houses.

Clear your schedule for the night and go on an out of this world kayaking trip. It's a truly unique experience. Where else will you see glow-worms from the cockpit of a kayak? The feeling is magical. The caves on Lake McLaren are mysterious that way. Float beneath iridescent worms and then let the moonlight and stars guide you back to shore.

The island of Palawan has been declared as a nature sanctuary of the world. Take beautiful photos of their rainforests, beaches, mountains, caves and variety of marine life. Bonus: It is also composed of incredible dive sites.