If you’ve ever wanted to quit your job and travel the world—but for one reason or another, can’t—you can always live vicariously through the photos of others. We discovered ten Instagram travel accounts you can follow to feed your inner travel bug.

Murad Osmann: @muradosmann

Producer and photographer Murad Osmann and his girlfriend have traveled everywhere from Paris to Hong Kong together. His approach is a bit different, as he snaps each photograph of his girlfriend pulling his hand in a specific direction, creating the illusion that you are literally being pulled through the screen of your phone. Having coined the hashtag #followmeto, his photos will truly inspire you to do exactly that.

Tyler Fox: @halfwayanywhere

From hiking the infamous Pacific Crest Trail in America to Mt. Fuji in Japan, Tyler Fox demonstrates true bravery and adventurism. Through his photos, you will feel like you’re experiencing it all for yourself…but at a safer distance. If you follow him, you can also see things like wacky vending machines in Japan and cute French Bulldogs in Germany.

Hiroaki Fukuda: @hirozzzz

Originally from Tokyo, Japanese photographer and professional wanderer Hiroaki Fukuda takes a different perspective on things. With interesting angles and contorted views, you’ll get a unique viewpoint from his photos. Focusing primarily on the nature aspect of travel, he captures photos of canals, waterfalls, and occasionally some with his feet dangling over a cliff.

Girl Eat World: @girleatworld

Would you like to spend all of your time traveling and eating? Girl Eat World’s distinct images show her in various places around the world holding different foods in front of monumental sites. Follow her as she eats her way around the world to see things like an orange in front of Zion, a Toblerone in the forefront of the Matterhorn in Switzerland, or a grilled squid in front of the Giant Buddha in Taiwan. Warning: following this account may cause extreme hunger.

Foster Huntington: @fosterhunting

Though the idea of driving across the country for an extended period of time may not sound appealing, Foster Huntington‘s photo stream proves otherwise. As a surfer, many of his photos consist of hidden beaches and coves along the West Coast. To experience this ambitious lifestyle on the road sans bug bites and dirty hair, follow him to find photos of barren, cactus-lined desert roads and epic tree houses that exist along the highways of America.

Daniel Noll: @uncornered_market

Daniel Noll, otherwise known as @uncorneredmarket, has been traveling since 2001 as a photographer, speaker, storyteller, and consultant. He and his wife travel as a team, visiting sites off the beaten path, such as small Ethiopian villages and the jungle terrains of Uganda. With a strong focus on landscapes, his photos range from the faces of orphans to sunsets to towering cathedrals.

David Keller: @thedavidkeller

The world may be big, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to explore right in front of you. David Keller is a New Yorker who explores by photographing his home city of Brooklyn. His photos provide an intimate experience with faces of fellow New Yorkers, classic cars, various street art, and the occasional adorable dog.

Robert Schrader: @leaveyourdailyhell

Five years ago, Robert Schrader decided to leave his daily hell, and since then he’s been inspiring others to do the same. Unlike most accounts, Robert steps out in front of the lens, featuring himself in many of the photos and thus providing a more personal perspective. He also includes photos of countless animals, including cats, pigs, monkeys, and chickens, and visits everywhere from Thailand to Zurich to Israel.

Amy Rollo: @amyrollo

After adopting the idea of “quit your job and travel,” self proclaimed pixie warrior Amy Rollo spends her time taking photos all over the world in numerous yoga poses. You will be impressed with not only the photos themselves, but the shapes in which Amy contorts her body. Her inspiration comes from outdoor and lifestyle subjects with a strong emphasis on movement. From yoga training in India to adventures in Cambodia, her photos are creative, unique, and insightful. Namaste.

James Clark: @nomadicnotes

James Clark is an Australian native who loves all things travel and tech related. His photos provide something for everyone, with a variety of subjects including food, beaches, theaters, coffee, and everything in between. Many of his photos also demonstrate the authentic lifestyles of ordinary people, offering a candid and sincere perspective of the 60+ countries he has visited.

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Want to take some follow-worthy travel photos? Check out:

• Tips for Taking Photos of Sunsets & Landscapes
• How to Organize Your Travel Photos
• The Best Time of Day to Take Pictures
• 5 Steps to Better Travel Photography

By Candice Fox for PeterGreenberg.com