12th February, 2024
ANUPA MUKHERJEE
This tiny island nation in Micronesia holds the title of the least-visited country in the world. Reaching it requires dedication and careful planning.
A volcanic archipelago in the South Atlantic, it's known as the most remote inhabited place on Earth. Supplies arrive only a few times a year by ship.
Scattered across the vast Pacific Ocean, many of Kiribati's 33 islands are incredibly remote. It offers pristine beaches and untouched marine ecosystems.
Home to descendants of the HMS Bounty mutineers, this British Overseas Territory in the South Pacific is accessible mainly by long sea voyages.
On Greenland's icy eastern coast, this settlement experiences months of near-total darkness in winter but has stunning wilderness to explore.
Nicknamed the "Desolation Islands," these windswept islands in the Indian Ocean boast rugged landscapes and abundant wildlife.
Famous for its Moai statues, reaching this remote island in the Pacific is a journey, adding to its mystique.
Far north in the Arctic, this archipelago offers otherworldly landscapes with glaciers, polar bears, and the midnight sun in summer.
Unique biodiversity thrives on this isolated island. Its otherworldly dragon's blood trees and desert landscapes create a sense of being on another planet.
Unique biodiversity thrives on this isolated island. Its otherworldly dragon's blood trees and desert landscapes create a sense of being on another planet.