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Drone view of Dien Lac town by Cai river and Dien Son mountain, Khanh Hoa province, central Vietnam

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360 degree spherical panorama of large stone tomb megalithic plant

Panoramic landscape view from mountain Parsuk-kaya. Summer time in Crimean peninsula. Blue sky with the clouds and visible coasline of Black sea. Full 360 panorama in equirectangular spherical projection.

Aerial view of the city centre architecture of Harrogate in North Yorkshire, England UK. taken with a class 0 drone in nice summer weather conditions

A panoramic view of an asphalt road in a green rural field

Panoramic view on Zalishchyky town and the Dniester river meander and canyon. National Natural Park Dniester Canyon, Ukraine

Hakone, Japan: January 4, 2020: View of the Hakone Ropeway. The Owakudani valley district, famous for its sulfur vents. Volcanic gases are visible.

A mountain Meadow in the tyrolean alps, Austria

$The Anaga Rural Park is an area of natural beauty in the very northern tip of Tenerife. The park consists of sharp, jagged peaks and deep ravines. Roads wind dizzyingly around mountains with panoramic views which stretch all the way to the ocean.\n\nIn the park you will find traditional villages set on narrow ridges above steep ravines, some of the most picturesque beaches I have ever seen in my life and rare cloud forests.\n\nThe park encompasses most of the Anaga Massif, with a vast area of 140 square kilometres. Despite its large size, the area is sparsely populated with only 22,000 inhabitants.\n\nThe spectacular mountains and ravines within the park formed as a result of a volcanic eruption between 7 and 9 million years ago.\n\nThe Anaga Rural Park was classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2015 in acknowledgment of the fact that it is home to a vast range of endemic species.$