Citroen, Vietnam

Photograph by Loren Klein

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French Citroen car in the beautiful mountain town of Dalat, Vietnam
This photo and caption were submitted to the 2013 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Have photos of your own travels you would like to submit? Enter today!

Orda Cave, Russia

Photograph by Viktor Lyagushkin

This Month in Photo of the Day: Travel Photos
A diver swims through Orda Cave in Russia.
This photo and caption were submitted to the 2013 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Have photos of your own travels you would like to submit? Enter today!

Musicians, New Orleans

Photograph by Robert Davies

This Month in Photo of the Day: Travel Photos
On our last walk around the French Quarter before heading home we came across this band setting up on Royal Street. We were able to hear a few songs and snap a few shots before rushing off to the airport.
This photo and caption were submitted to the 2013 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Have photos of your own travels you would like to submit? Enter today!

Bathers, India

Photograph by Santu Mondal, National Geographic Your Shot

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This shot was taken from a bridge. I found them bathing in the Mayurakshi River in West Bengal, India.
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Crinoid, New Caledonia

Photograph by Rodolphe Holler, Your Shot

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My home is Tahiti and I am a dive guide working on board private megayachts, joining my clients anywhere in the world for unique dive experiences. I was cruising New Caledonia with one of my clients, around the small Loyalty island of Ouvea. While we were diving over a beautiful untouched reef, I noticed this crinoid in the distance because of its unusual colors. When I got closer, I realized the high photo potential of this beautiful creature. Sea feathers are quite common around New Caledonia, but it was the only time I had come across this amazing, colorful specimen. —Rodolphe Holler