A Colour Lovers’ Travel Guide [Infographic]

You listen to the Dumdums while traversing the earthlands to Baguio City, Philippines, and you realize all these visions and hallucinations put into a set of narrative are a justification of an absence inherent in an existence, and all these colors qualify the madness of the unknown, the lures of its unraveling and everything that led Alan Watts to say that, ““the prevalent sensation of oneself as a separate ego enclosed in a bag of skin is a hallucination which accords neither with Western science nor with the experimental philosophy-religions of the East.” No one would argue against this, but it sure is pretty good if we can understand such complexity in wordings we easily understand. Like maybe through colors.

Color is a language, a power, a tool to distinguish something from the dull. Dullness is color, too, so put leeway to a judgment against its use, and fully understand the complement between color and blank. In travel, color has never been made more important. It is the life sometimes of a place, this strong environmental color. Imagine Disneyland without Blue and Red and Evergreen and Wintermelon. Bad enough you can’t imagine them, right? So here, learn more about the core of color with respect to a region’s tourist allure in this infographic.

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