The city of George ###### is a tourist hot ######. It is a town ###### the Malaysian state of ######. Tourists go to explore ###### sherbet-colored shophouses, intricately tiled ###### and historic temples and ###### that all make for ###### photos. In recent years ###### else has been attracting ###### travelers: dozens of street ###### murals widely used as ###### backdrops for Instagram users.

###### and other cities are ###### to the wildly popular ###### social media apps. Instagram, ###### example, has 800 million ######, which is more than ###### tenth of the world's ######. There is a larger ###### of public and private ###### morphing to appeal to ###### of such apps. This ###### is changing our visual ###### bit by bit. Call ###### the "Instagramization" of the ######.]]> Viewing Museum Exhibits Via Smartphones

Museums are ###### playing the game. Large-scale, ###### exhibits such as "Wonder" ###### become Instagram hits. Nora ###### works at the Renwick ######, where "Wonder" took place. "It's impossible to prevent (photo-taking)," she says, "so why not get with the program and the 21st century and allow it as much as you can?"

###### the best illustration of ###### is an entirely new ###### place, the made-for-Instagram "experience." ###### best-known example is The ###### of Ice Cream in ###### Francisco, California, boasts over ###### posts with its hashtag, #######.]]>
###### Janelle is a famed ######. He has over 460,000 ######. He had just gotten ###### from a trip to ###### Museum of Ice Cream.

###### days, everything is experienced ######, Janelle says -- first ###### real life, then when ###### share it on social ######. He says that even ###### something isn't designed for ###### media, people will always ###### how to post it ###### social media.

Photo-Op Hopping

Instagram seems ###### be changing how people ######, too. Travel media sites ###### publish stories like "The ###### Instagrammable Street Art in ###### (Los Angeles, California)." These ###### often include places well ###### the tourist track. Travelers ###### up going to places ###### for the photo.]]>
Some ###### the Instagramization of the ###### makes everything look the ######. Kyle Chayka writes for ###### Guardian newspaper. She thinks ###### social media is spreading ###### generic or the same ###### across the globe. Coffee ###### and hotels decorated in ###### same style can be ###### in London (England), Hong ######, and Los Angeles. So what's the point in traveling, he asks?

There's ###### the idea that social ###### puts you in a ######. You do what your ###### on social media do.]]>
What Happened To Life Experiences?

Finally, ###### the belief that experiencing ###### through our smartphones is ######. Critics argue that it ###### us away from the ######. Instead of snapping pictures, ###### should simply be looking, ###### say.

Janelle is very ######. But even he thinks ###### is value in not ###### trying to snap a ######. "Ultimately what we want ###### really wonderful experiences," Janelle ######. "And sure we want ###### be able to document ###### on social media, but ###### also crave things that ###### just really wonderful and ###### in real life."]]>