国家地理 - Photo by @johnstanmeyer National Geographic explorer and writer Paul Salopek arrived in Banaras (Varanasi) after months|图文,动图|广告营销案例【ADGuider广告指南】

案例简介：@ johnstanmeyer国家地理探险家兼作家Paul Salopek的照片经过几个月的步行穿越印度北部后，抵达了Banaras (瓦拉纳西)-并决定乘船在神圣的恒河上了解这座城市。在 @ outofedenwalk的这一点上，保罗从埃塞俄比亚的Herto Buri开始2013年，步行了10,460多公里 (6,500英里)，历时2,200天。这张图片来自我在《natgeo》杂志上的最新故事，《无处不在的水》，8月期。@ outofedenwalk # walkingindia # edenwalk # india # banaras # varanasiCheck在生物中展示了Nat Geo的链接，以了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

案例简介：Photo by @johnstanmeyer National Geographic explorer and writer Paul Salopek arrived in Banaras (Varanasi) after months of walking through northern India— and decided to understand this city by taking a boat on its sacred Ganges River. At this point in the @outofedenwalk, Paul had journeyed by foot, beginning in 2013 from Herto Buri, Ethiopia, for more than 10,460 kilometers (6,500 miles) and over 2,200 days. The image is from my latest story in @natgeo magazine, "Water Everywhere, and Nowhere," in the August issue.@outofedenwalk #walkingindia #edenwalk #india #banaras #varanasiCheck out Nat Geo’s link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @johnstanmeyer National Geographic explorer and writer Paul Salopek arrived in Banaras (Varanasi) after months

案例简介：@ johnstanmeyer国家地理探险家兼作家Paul Salopek的照片经过几个月的步行穿越印度北部后，抵达了Banaras (瓦拉纳西)-并决定乘船在神圣的恒河上了解这座城市。在 @ outofedenwalk的这一点上，保罗从埃塞俄比亚的Herto Buri开始2013年，步行了10,460多公里 (6,500英里)，历时2,200天。这张图片来自我在《natgeo》杂志上的最新故事，《无处不在的水》，8月期。@ outofedenwalk # walkingindia # edenwalk # india # banaras # varanasiCheck在生物中展示了Nat Geo的链接，以了解更多关于这个故事的信息。