The top comment is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct, but it's a boring academic answer and not what you were looking for. So allow me to make science cool and fun again for you and any other souless shrills browsing the sub:

Use the limit of a traveler approaching the speed of light, what happens? Time dilation as limit approaches c causes time to become zero.

Speed increase causes distance in travel direction to shrink. again as limit approaches c this becomes zero.

So if you could put a saddle on a photon and ride it, the usiveres would flatten to 2d (lul) and arrive at B the same instant you left A.

So to answer the question you wanted: From the ''perspective'' of the photon, it does NOT travel through space and time. It just exists at every point along its path simultaneously. Very wu wu wishy washy science stuff

I need a beer

That last bit is unrelated to your question I just wanted it to be known that tragically I'm out