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👋 Welcome to r/seasiatravelphotos - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Hey everyone! I'm u/photo-trips, a founding moderator of r/seasiatravelphotos.

This is our new home for all things related to South East Asia Travel. We're excited to have you join us!

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Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or travel tips

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u/photo-trips — 3 days ago
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9 Alternatives to Fushimi Inari Shrine in Japan - Any Other Recommendations?

Fushimi Inari can be really busy so we made a list of 9 beautiful alternatives with that torii gate tunnel feel: Alternatives to Fushimi Inari Shrine

Do you know any other recommendations of shrines with a lot of torii gates?

u/photo-trips — 4 days ago
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Collab with Travel Bloggers with Japan / Korea Content

Hi everyone,

I'm the founder of Photo Trips, an online platform that connects travelers to local photographers in Japan & South Korea.

I'm curently looking for travel bloggers to features us on their website.

If you are interested, could you please send me a message via the following form.

I look forward to hear from you! :)

u/photo-trips — 5 days ago
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A few of my favourite snaps from our recent trip to SK.

I’m a hobby photographer and had a fantastic time on my first trip to South Korea; looking forward to going back!

u/georgeow93 — 6 days ago
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How to Avoid Scams in Kabukicho - Can You Share Your Tips?

I work around Kabukicho a lot as a photographer, and over time I’ve seen or heard about the same tourist scams again and again.

So I decided to compile a list of tips to make sure travelers avoid these scams. You can check it out here: How to Avoid Scams in Kabukicho

I'm curious to know if you have any other recommendation that I could include in my guide? Can you share your tips in the comments?

I genuinely like Kabukicho and I want to make it safe for travelers so they keep visit it!

u/photo-trips — 7 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 1.0k r/JapanTravelPhotos+2 crossposts

Trip around Japan with my buddy a7rV

Spring in Japan is just so much fun to shoot!

u/Pevin_ — 6 days ago
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This is also Tokyo! Near Jindaiji Temple in Chofu

Countryside vibes but still in Tokyo! I love Chofu, specially Jindaji area. Make sure you eat at a traditional Soba-ya.

u/photo-trips — 7 days ago
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I Asked ChatGPT to Remove Electric Cables from Japan Streets. The Result Is Amazing!

Am I the only one thinking that if these electric cables would be underground, Japan streets would be even better?

The photos without the electric cables were generate by AI.

u/photo-trips — 6 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 269 r/KoreaTravelPhoto+1 crossposts

Frames from my Seoul visit

A few photos from my visit to Seoul late last year. Hope you like them, feedback always appreciated!

u/17reasons — 9 days ago
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Photo report from a year ago

Here are some shots from my first trip to Seoul a year ago in April 2025. Been wanting to share these after my trip but never got to it but since it’s been a year since my trip and that I am not able to travel to Seoul this spring, decided to share some of my photos that I took while I reminisce my first ever solo trip.

I guess it’s fitting because Spring is always associated with longing. I miss walking through Namsangol Hanok Village, Gyeongbokgung, Bukchon Hanok Village, Seokchon Lake, Changdeokgung. The Spring breeze plays a part too, hopefully I get to travel to Seoul again this tail end of Summer or Fall. If guys enjoyed these photos, I uploaded the rest on my ig: @aant.photos.

u/bitterbloop — 9 days ago