We can't travel now, but we can dream of future holidays – share your pictures with us


Sipadan Island, Sabah. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star

There are several viral "challenges" going around social media platforms that urge travellers and travel lovers to post pictures of their favourite destinations, no matter where it is in the world.

On Twitter, the challenge is to post a picture without a caption, description or location tag – the picture should also not be a selfie or wefie. The general post reads: "I am challenging everyone to post a photo you've taken from a place you've been. The only thing is that you NOT appear in it. Just a pic, no description. Let's flood profiles with landscapes to ease this isolation. Copy this, post a photo & let's travel virtually around the world." (A similar challenge is circulating on Facebook, but on that platform folks who post the pictures are encouraged to "tag" a few friends to keep the thread going.)

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