Our world is filled with so many different wonders, and there’s nothing quite like visiting a new place. Virtual field trips are the closest thing we can get to actual trips, and for those who might not have the time or resources for actual trips, this is a wonderful assimilating experience. These virtual field trips provide you quite literally with an overview of a location of your choosing. I toured the southern-most country of Africa, South Africa. More specifically I saw the coastal gem of South Africa, Cape Town. Cape Town is located as south as you can get in South Africa and is known globally for it’s surf and surf culture. What most don’t know, or see, was shown by Air Pano’s virtual tour.
Air Pano showed Cape Town in a brand new light. The famous sunsets and beaches are the highlighted experiences at first, of course, because that’s what expected of Cape Town. Table Mountain and Lion’s Head, two geographic formations Cape Town is known for and built between, became much larger in the visuals provided. The town seemed to be built in a valley the way the mountains rose above.
I can’t explain the beauty better than a picture can. Usually cities don’t get credited as beautiful places, but the geography surrounding the city creates an encapsulation highlighting the beauty within the city walls. The city park, the memorials and statues, and even the homes of Cape Town. The impoverished sections within the city don’t pose much promise, but from the sky the housings’ colors pop out like murals on a barren wall. The painted tile roofs vary from red to blue, and very color in between.
I was truly stunned by this virtual tour from Air Pano. After I viewed Cape Town’s virtual tour I viewed Cascais, Portugal and a Russian island that I had need heard of. Beauty spans every inch of this world, it’s all about how it’s displayed.
I’m in love with Cape Town. I had never heard of this city, and now I feel like I want to live there. I’m amazed at the complete quality picture that Air Pano has. I saw the statues that you mentioned in your post! Thank you for sharing this fabulous destination.