
Off the beaten path: Belgian photographer David De Vleeschauwer has been traveling the globe for the past two decades. David De Vleeschauwer enjoys seeking travel experiences "off the beaten path." He took this photograph while visiting the Arctic islands of Svalbard.

Favorite experiences: De Vleeschauwer has collated 12 of his favorite experiences in a new photo book, "Remote Experiences: Extraordinary Travel Adventures From North to South." De Vleeschauwer's wife and frequent travel partner Debbie Pappyn wrote accompanying essays. Pictured here: sheep and goat herding in Abruzzo, Italy.

Spectacular landscapes: De Vleeschauwer's book includes stunning photographs of landscapes across the globe, including Argentine Patagonia in Argentina, pictured here.

Varied experiences: Some of the trips chronicled in the book are pretty costly, such as this charter superyacht trip to Antarctica. De Vleeschauwer tells CNN Travel this trip was one of his favorite ever experiences, but he wanted his book to feature a range of trips at a range of prices.

Pyongyang, North Korea: De Vleeschauwer was also interested in different definitions of "remote," and that's why he decided to feature North Korea in the book. "North Korea is remote in a different way," he notes.

People and places: Another experience highlighted in the book is the Kazakh Eagle Festival in Bayan-Ölgii, a province in Mongolia. Many of De Vleeschauwer's photographs focus on landscapes, but he's also interested in highlighting local wildlife and people. "I wanted to show everything," he says.

Island landscapes: Another spot featured in the book is the island of St. Helena in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, known for once being the home of an Napoleon Bonaparte.

Okavango Delta: De Vleeschauwer's book also chronicles a boat safari and the incredible watery landscape of the Okavango Delta in Botswana.