Readers Submit Travel Photos: From Marrakech to Hong Kong to Death Valley

The Daily Beast asked its travel-addicted readers to send photos from their most recent adventures. Here’s a collection of this week’s entries. To submit your own for consideration, email your photo to dailybeastsubmit@gmail.com with your name and a brief description of what we’re seeing through your lens.

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Hiking in the French Alps near Chartreuse

Eden Beaudoin

Hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, at the Intipata Ruins in Peru, in September 2012

Marissa Bloemke

Simpson Harbour in Rabaul, Papua New Guinea 

Ben Brodie

Ducks on Tjörnin Lake in Reykjavik, Iceland 

Mallory Carra

View from the upper gallery of Angkor Wat in Cambodia

Marie Gilbert

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The glorious stained-glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle.

Eiffel from the Trocadéro.

Jeanne Petrizzo

 Golden Gate Bridge, as viewed from San Francisco’s China Beach

Jon Rendell

In Athens, at the Parthenon 

Stacey Schingh

 Iguazu Falls from the “Devils Throat” on the Argentinian side, looking over to Brazil. You can almost hear the water rushing over the side! 

Hannah Creedon

Morocco. Watching the sun rise over the Sahara with local Berber guides.

Anna Horn

I recently Instagrammed my way through Tahoe. Loved every second of it!

Andy Heitz

Kate Reder, a lawyer in San Francisco, took this photo from a helicopter over Kauai, Hawaii, in February.

Kate Reder

Ballerinas Margaux and Roxane at Kings Canyon, part of the Watarrka National Park in Australia's Northern Territory.

Ursula Hemard

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The orange rays of sunset over the salt flats of Badwater Basin in Death Valley, California

Jayaram KR

Sedona, Arizona

Ray Ourand

Last summer, Medicine Bow Peak, Wyoming.

Michael Landman

Hell's Backbone Road (between Escalante and Boulder, Utah). This photo was taken on a cross-country bicycling trip at the top of a 4-mile descent at a 14 percent grade down Hell's Backbone. It was the most terrifying (and beautiful) 4 miles of the whole 3,000-mile+ trip.

Jamie Grivas