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With seven continents, nearly 200 countries, and more than 7.5 billion people in the world, even the most avid traveler with unlimited funds couldn’t see it all in one lifetime. So explore with these Everyday Postcards sent in by travel bloggers from around the world.

Everyday Postcard from Yellowstone National Park

Everyday Postcard from Yellowstone National Park

Located primarily in Wyoming, but spilling into the states of Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park is America’s first national park. Learn more about the park’s abundant wildlife, unique hydrothermal features, and geological gems in this Everyday Postcard from the globe-trotting Czech couple,  Adriana and Matěj. With seven continents, nearly 200 countries, and more than …

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Everyday Postcard from Luner Lake, Austria

Lüner Lake (Lünersee in German) is a large lake near the village of Brand in Austria that can be reached by a cable car system, the Lünerseebahn. Learn more about this picturesque place via this week’s Everyday Postcard from Emily.

Everyday Postcard: Chocolate in Seoul

Everyday Postcard from Chocolate Seoul

Travel blogger, English teacher, and chocolate lover, Max (AKA Dame Cacao), shares this week’s delicious Everyday Postcard featuring chocolate in Seoul, South Korea. Read the back of her postcard to learn more about these truffles and where to find the best chocolate treats in the South Korean capital.

Everyday Postcard from a Dutch Windmill in Sint Philipsland

Dutch Windmill in St. Philipsland

On the southwestern coast of the Netherlands, Sint Philipsland is a small, quiet community far from heavily visited tourist destinations elsewhere in the Netherlands. This Dutch windmill is one of many that have played important roles in the country’s history. Learn more about Dutch windmills in this week’s Everyday Postcard sent in by Rianne.

Everyday Postcard from the Palermo Cathedral in Sicily, Italy

Everyday Postcard from Palermo Cathedral in Sicily, Italy

As a result of centuries of additions, alterations, and restorations, the Palermo Cathedral in Sicily, Italy, is an interesting mix of architectural styles. Learn more about the Palermo Cathedral in this week’s Everyday Postcard from Talek who visited the cathedral on a road trip through southern Italy.

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