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Posted at June 17, 2010

Colours of Travel – Pink

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Author: Kathryn Frengs (350 Articles)

Travelfusion's Social Media Officer, I manage all of our online marketing and presence on Twitter, Facebook, our blog and more. I love my job!

Fresh from our featured colour purple in last week’s Colours of Travel series, this week we’re happy to be featuring the colour of pink in all its glory.  The colour of roses, flamingos, houses and more, what do you think when you see the colour pink?  From the girly to the romantic, we’re taking you around the world through the many variations of this colour.

Sydney Opera House decked out in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Week – Sydney, Australia

pink australia

Photo credit: judepics

The world-famous cherry blossom trees in full bloom – Washington, D.C., USA

pink washington dc

Photo credit: dancingnomad3

A majestic trio of flamingos – Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

pink ecuador

Photo credit: chany14

A boat on the shores of Boyardville – France

pink france

Photo credit: dynamosquito

Pink-painted “brownstone” – New York City, USA

pink new york

Photo credit: Seth W.

Stack of exotic fruits in a floating market – Bangkok, Thailand (does anyone know what these fruits are called?)

pink thailand

Photo credit: mzarzar

Pretty lanterns all in a row – Nagano, Japan

pink japan

Photo credit: ken2754@Yokohama


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  • Heylindsay

    Are they lychees?

  • Travelfusion

    Oooh good point. They may be, though I never knew lychees had such long spiky-like things. Maybe they cut those off in some places? Good call!

  • http://www.apartrental.com/ line

    Yes,Pink is colour of roses, flamingos, houses and more……..it bring you special feeling which you can not get it from another color. That is reason why i love pink color too.

  • Travelfusion

    Thanks for your comment! Stay tuned for the next in our colour series!

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  • eng

    they are called Rambutans :)
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambutan

  • Travelfusion

    Wow – indeed they are Rambutans!

    Thanks so much for solving the mystery!

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