Famous tourist spots offering virtual tour amid coronavirus pandemic
Taj Mahal
The exterior of the famous Indian mausoleum can be explored with Air Pano’s virtual tour.
It allows viewers to easily jump to different vantage points of the Taj Mahal and see them from a bird’s eye view.
Grand Canyon
The vast Arizona landmark is 277 miles long and 18 miles wide. The canyon’s Bright Angel Trail can be hiked via Google's Street View Trek.
Mount Everest
The world’s highest peak which sits on the border between Nepal and China, can be virtually explored on Google Earth View.
Viewers can gaze at the 8,848-meter summit, with a 3-D view feature.
Louvre
The world famous museum was originally a fortress built by the French king Philippe Auguste.
It can be visited virtually through the museum's website.
Vatican City
Colosseum
It is also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre is an oval amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy.
It can visited virtually via air pano, a VR project created by a team of Russian photographers.
Stonehenge
It is a prehistoric stone monument near Wiltshire, England, whose construction dates back to 3000 CE.
Viewers can get a close-up view of the stones, zoom in on carvings, and watch educational videos about it online via English heritage UK's website.
Northern lights
The aurora borealis is a dazzling natural phenomenon caused by Earth’s magnetic field interacting with electrically charged particles from the sun.
The Norwegian Lights over Lapland project takes travellers on a five-minute journey through a series of 360-degree videos.
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