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a long road that connects the province to the city with trees on both sides

Kecamatan Harau, West Sumatra, Indonesia - February 10th 2024: Motorcycle with a sidecar with passengers serving as a taxi seen from a following car

Early morning aerial of the Pan-Philippine highway with the city of Tacloban in the distance.

trike riding in the lush Camiguin island, Mindanao, Philippines.

Panorama Tanah Datar Regency is located between two mountains, namely Mount Merapi and Mount Singgalang. This topographic condition is dominated by hilly areas, namely the Barisan Hill surrounded by rice fields and has two-thirds of Lake Singkarak.

Drone point of view of man driving motorbike in rice field road in the Philippines, aerial view from drone. People travel destinations nature adventure concept

The Aerial View of Waipia District in Seram Island, Central Maluku, Indonesia

auto road leading to the mountains

Aceh Besar, 02/03/2024 people enjoy the beautiful view of the rice fields at sunrise, Aceh-Indonesia

Paved road in the countryside with views of rice fields and mountains.

Street in the center of Tacloban with palms on the edge on the Philippines January 21, 2012

Sabang, Pulau Weh, Indonesia - January 14th 2024: Road in rural surroundings with small shops and electric wires outside a typical Indonesian town

Santiago city, Isabela, Philippines, April 15, 2019, Sanitiago City Sightseeing, the way how do the people live the the city

Skeldon, Guyana - Side Streets in a Residential area with a Resident on their Bicycle

DAVAO DEL NORTE, PHILIPPINES—A jeepney, the most pupular transportation with two people riding outside, a common practice in the Philippines. . Taken in March 2016 in Pantucan, Davao del Norte.

Road trips in rural areas

Buff Bay, Portland, Jamaica - 15th June 2017 : View of a typical Jamaican street shop that sells tin cookware in the Buff Area in Portland, Jamaica

Roseau / Wozo, Dominica: Dominica-China relations began in 2004 when Dominica established diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China, ending its formal relations with Taiwan. Since then, China has played a significant role in Dominica’s development, providing financial aid, infrastructure support, and technical assistance. Notable projects funded or constructed by China include the Windsor Park Stadium, the Dominica State House, and the Dominica-China Friendship Hospital, which have strengthened the island’s healthcare, sports, and governmental infrastructure. In exchange, Dominica supports China on issues such as the One-China policy in international forums. This partnership has deepened over the years, reflecting China’s growing influence in the Caribbean region. Despite some domestic debates on dependency, Dominica-China relations remain a key part of the island’s foreign policy and development strategy.

Photo taken in Calauag, Philippines

Road in the beautiful Camiguin island, Mindanao, Philippines.

The beautiful view of the Sentani valley during the day can be seen from a height with a stretch of green mountains and blue sky with white clouds.

Bike ride road trip at rural area ulu langat with 2 sportswoman athlete rider in the morning drone view

Kuningan West Java, the scenery is so beautiful and cool with lush trees that are still green

the view of the farm road in Aceh

View of the roads on the island of Palawan in the Philippines

Kuala, North Sumatra, Indonesia - January 25th 2024: Father and son on a motorcycle in the street in a small Indonesian village

Feeder Road 1 along Santo Tomas - Carmen Road, Santo Tomas Davao del Norte, Philippines

Bloomfield, East Berbice-Corentyne, Guyana - Welcome Signs into the Town

Street view with flowers on the edge on a sunny day in the center of Tacloban on the Philippines January 21, 2012

Georgetown, Guyana: panorama over the capital of Guyana, cityscape looking west along Regent Street. Georgetown was founded as Longchamps in 1781 during the French occupation of the Essequibo and Demerara colonies. After the colonies were returned to the Netherlands in 1783, the town was named Stabroek, after Nicolaas Geelvinck, Lord of Stabroek (Belgium), one of the directors on the board of the Dutch West India Company. The colonies of Essequibo and Demerara were occupied by the British from 1796 to 1802 and from 1803 to 1814. In 1814 the colonies were officially transferred to the United Kingdom. The city subsequently received its current name, Georgetown, named after the British King George III.

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