Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is three words and represents a destination.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, May 27, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words and represents a true natural wonder.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is June, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Iguazu Falls.” June has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words and represents a famous landmark.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, May 6, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Steve Grey, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Wailing Wall.” Steve has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is one word and represents a famous attraction.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, April 29, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Dorothy Portalla, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Hermitage.” Dorothy has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words and represents a famous natural landmark.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, April 22, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Wynne, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Mount Kilimanjaro.” Wynne has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Here’s something fun to kick off your weekend. It’s a travel-themed picture puzzle. You just have to tie the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is one word and represents a famous landmark.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, April 15, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Petra who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Acropolis.” Petra has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Kick off your weekend with another edition of our Friday Travel Puzzle! You can solve it by tying the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words (one per line) and represents a famous tourist attraction.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, April 8, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Shereen, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Forbidden City.” Shereen has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Kick off your weekend with another edition of our Friday Travel Puzzle! You can solve it by tying the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words (one per line) and represents a famous landmark.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, April 1, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Catherine Eck, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Brandenburg Gate.” Catherine has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman

Kick off your weekend with another edition of our Friday Travel Puzzle! You can solve it by tying the photos together to make words. For example, a photo of an eye, combined with a photo of a full glass of water would be eye + full = Eiffel. Get it? (For another example, check out last week’s puzzle.)

This week’s puzzle is two words (one per line) and represents a famous landmark.

Once you think you know the answer, post it below. You have until Monday, March 25, at 11:59 p.m. ET to post your response. We’ll keep all comments private until then. On Tuesday morning we’ll choose one winner at random to receive an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Note: Although all are welcome to play, we can only ship prizes to the Continental U.S.

Editor’s Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Patti Merritt, who correctly guessed that the pictogram spelled “Sacre Coeur.” Patti has won an IndependentTraveler.com travel mug. Congratulations! Stay tuned for further opportunities to win.

– written and created by Dori Saltzman