Let’s travel somewhere remote with 12 pictures that’ll fuel your wanderlust

Many of us turn to Instagram to get our travel kicks, and today we look at some mesmerising images of Icelandic waterfalls, Canadian lakes and Norwegian villages. (Instagram)

Updated on: Jul 15, 2016 7:42 PM IST

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Many of us turn to Instagram to get our travel kicks, and today we look at some mesmerising images of Icelandic waterfalls, Canadian lakes and Norwegian villages. (Instagram)

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Hunting for that perfect vacation? Captured by an Instagram star (with over 220k fans), a quick scroll of these pictures will give you all the travel inspiration you need. (Instagram)

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Part-time photographer Daniel Ernst, 26, is an adventurer by nature, he hunts down obscure corners of the world to explore and shoot. In his mind, the more remote, the better the shot. (Instagram)

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This philosophy has proved popular as in the three and a half years he’s been using the social photo-sharing platform Instagram, he’s racked up over 222,000 avid followers who religiously track his international expeditions. (Instagram)

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Over the years he’s collected passport stamps from New Zealand, Norway, the Faroe Islands, the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, China, Iceland, Switzerland and Austria. (Instagram)

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Globe-trotting German part-time photographer Daniel Ernst shoots take him deep into nature to shoot , like Iceland’s Gljúfrabúi waterfall, which has a width of 25 metres and a drop of 60 metres. (Instagram)

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No matter what the season, he’s happy to explore even the most remote of places, like the small fishing village of Hamnøy on the Norwegian Lofotens islands. (Instagram)

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Though he usually uses a timer to shoot himself he was lucky to see a fisherman he could use for a model instead while photographing Bow Lake in Canada. (Instagram)

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This shot of Lake Wakatipu in Queenstown, New Zealand, received 16.9K likes on the social photo sharing app Instagram where he has over 222K followers. (Instagram)

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He describes New Zealand as his favourite destination as it has the most varied landscape of anywhere he has visited. (Instagram)

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The magical looking Eltz castle in Germany has a fantasy feel to it with turrets and flag poles peaking out of its Gothic architecture. (Instagram)

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Ernst’s shot of this grassy ridge line in Switzerland, which he took on a roadtrip around the country, received over 33,000 likes on Instagram. (Instagram)