August 2, 2026, Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal: Monkeys, identified as rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) sit around the premises of Swayambhunath, known as the Monkey Temple, one of Nepal's most significant Buddhist heritage sites and is home to a large population of monkeys that live around its sacred monuments and temple surroundings. The site attracts devotees, visitors, and tourists throughout the year.

August 2, 2026, Guwahati, India: Member of Sur Bahani collecting money from the people for flood relief. A total of 82 person lost their life in the recent flood.

August 2, 2026, Haar, Bavaria, Germany: A father and son enjoy a break from cycling in the warm evening light of the sunset.

- 02 August 2026, Bavaria, Bayreuth: DJ Alle Farben, also known as Frans Zimmer, raises his hands in the air and gets the crowd going. At a special party celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Bayreuth Festival, the DJ incorporated selected motifs from Richard Wagner·s classical works into his live electronic sets.

August 2, 2026, Chicago, Illinois, USA: Slovak singer ADELA performs during the Lollapalooza Music Festival at Grant Park.

August 2, 2026, Chicago, Illinois, USA: CRUZ BECKHAM performs during the Lollapalooza Music Festival at Grant Park.

August 2, 2026, Wellington, New Zealand: Hawkes Bay Magpie's player WILL COLE (#15 centre) athletically dives over to score a try during the National Provincial Championship 2026 Round 1 fixture against Wellington at Hnry Stadium.

August 2, 2026, Lytham St Annes, United Kingdom: SHIHO KUWAKI of Japan celebrates on the 18th green after winning the AIG Women's Open 2026, at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

August 2, 2026, Paris, France: CHIARA PELLACANI of Italy competes in the Women 1m springboard event during the Day Three for the European Aquatics Championships Paris 2026 at at Centre Aquatique Olympique in Paris, France.

July 31, 2026, Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands: Waiting for the Tram in Weesperplien neighborhood. The streets of Amsterdam which are buzzing as it celebrates WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 from July 25th to 8 August 8, 2026. Over half a million spectators for its signature Canal Parade alone, with hundreds of thousands more expected across the two-week festival. Bevy of concerts with 25,000 attendees each. The 10th WorldPride since first in Rome in 2000. First time in Amsterdam. The global event raises visibility and awareness of LGBTQIA+ issues worldwide. Amsterdam, home to more than 180 nationalities, is one of the most diverse cities in the world and a strong LGBTQIA+ community gives the city a unique atmosphere of freedom, creativity and tolerance. The world's first legal same-sex marriages took place at midnight on April 1, 2001, in Amsterdam. The mayor of Amsterdam married four same-sex couples live on TV. In 2026 the Dutch celebrate 25 years of marriage equality, a milestone that is still not a given in many places around the world.

July 31, 2026, Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands: Oxfam campaign poster on street of Amsterdam: MY PRIDE IS NOT FOR SALE. The streets of Amsterdam which are buzzing as it celebrates WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 from July 25th to 8 August 8, 2026. Over half a million spectators for its signature Canal Parade alone, with hundreds of thousands more expected across the two-week festival. Bevy of concerts with 25,000 attendees each. The 10th WorldPride since first in Rome in 2000. First time in Amsterdam. The global event raises visibility and awareness of LGBTQIA+ issues worldwide. Amsterdam, home to more than 180 nationalities, is one of the most diverse cities in the world and a strong LGBTQIA+ community gives the city a unique atmosphere of freedom, creativity and tolerance. The world's first legal same-sex marriages took place at midnight on April 1, 2001, in Amsterdam. The mayor of Amsterdam married four same-sex couples live on TV. In 2026 the Dutch celebrate 25 years of marriage equality, a milestone that is still not a given in many places around the world.

July 31, 2026, Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands: Boats on the canals of Amsterdam which are buzzing, as it celebrates WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 from July 25th to 8 August 8, 2026. Over half a million spectators for its signature Canal Parade alone, with hundreds of thousands more expected across the two-week festival. Bevy of concerts with 25,000 attendees each. The 10th WorldPride since first in Rome in 2000. First time in Amsterdam. The global event raises visibility and awareness of LGBTQIA+ issues worldwide. Amsterdam, home to more than 180 nationalities, is one of the most diverse cities in the world and a strong LGBTQIA+ community gives the city a unique atmosphere of freedom, creativity and tolerance. The world's first legal same-sex marriages took place at midnight on April 1, 2001, in Amsterdam. The mayor of Amsterdam married four same-sex couples live on TV. In 2026 the Dutch celebrate 25 years of marriage equality, a milestone that is still not a given in many places around the world.