Hello! Crisp autumn days are perfect for getting outside. But if you have already used up this year's vacation allowance, here is a guide to traveling from home.
In this issue of Tabbit's discovery channel, we share websites that open up the world without leaving your home. From your sofa or your desk, you can set off on a virtual journey whenever you like.
01 Seaside Stations
This site catalogs Japanese train stations with ocean views, featuring 279 stations where the scenery begins as soon as you step outside. Organized by region and recommended lists, it introduces each station's views and character, from Hokkaido to Okinawa. There is even a book of the same name. Railway fans and travelers alike can find their next seaside stop here.
02 AirPano
AirPano offers 360-degree virtual travel around the world, with 536 sets of panoramas, 291 panoramic videos, and more than 10,000 photographs. Destinations include Lake Baikal, the Sahara, and Niagara Falls. Alongside free browsing, it offers commercial 360-degree photography and video, gigapixel panoramas, time-lapse photography, and virtual tours, supplying content to companies including Google, Microsoft, and Adobe. It is an online window onto the world.
03 Drive From Home
https://drivefromhome.com/city
Stream first-person street videos from over 100 cities in more than 40 countries, including Paris, New York, Barcelona, Beijing, Moscow, and Reykjavik. Choose driving, cycling, or walking, adjust playback speed and volume, and switch views and routes. No registration is required, and a companion mobile app is available. Travelers, language learners, and anyone looking to relax can enjoy it. Turn on the local radio in the bottom-right corner to feel as if you are driving through another country.
That wraps up today's discoveries. Which of these three websites would you most like to explore? Let us know in the comments.
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