1.Antarctica
Being one of the coldest and driest places on earth, Antarctica is known
as an ice desert. It is mostly covered with snow and as a result have
become one of the loneliest places on earth. People coming to visit the
place are mostly researchers and scientists.
2.Iceland
The name itself denotes that how cool the place can be. This sparsely
populated country is one of the coldest and loneliest places on earth.
Moreover, this island is uninhabitable for its highly volatile
volcanoes. The island has got many glacial rivers which run downwards to
the sea. 7 Fantastic Photos of Iceland that Will Blow Your Mind The
Kalahari Desert, Botswana
3.The Western Sahara Desert
Sahara is one of the harshest places on earth. This merciless desert
area covers an area of about 250000 square miles with a very scarce
population. The scorching temperature has made it one of the quietest
places on earth.
4.Greenland
Greenland is one of the least populated destinations for your
adventurous trip. In an area of approx 800000 square miles, only 60000
people live, which is an ideal place for getting lost
5.Falkland Islands
Located around 300 miles off the South American mainland, this group of islands has a population of around 3000 people. The only city known as Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands and has a majority of the population in it. The islands are somewhat controversial as Argentina and Britain have both laid claim to them. Some islands in the archipelago are still considered as undiscovered and uninhabited. Falkland Islands is certainly a place to be if seeking to go away from the crowds and away from everyone else.
6.The Australian Outback
The Australian Outback areas are among the least populated areas of the world. The outback is also another name for a major part of the Aussie desert which covers most of this island continent. The outback is known to have more reptiles than human beings within its area. It is also often known to travelers as the end of the earth. The vast and unforgiving deserts are surprisingly home to many animal species too.
7.The Kalahari Desert
This South African desert covers a large part of Botswana, Namibia and some parts of South Africa. The entire region is a vast and unforgiving stretch of desert which receives very little rainfall and the temperatures here are the highest in the world. Although once upon a time this desert was well vegetated and was home to a lot of animals, the grasslands are now gone and most of the rivers that used to flow in this region have dried up. The Kalahari can’t really be called a desert as it also has many arable stretches of land however it is still one of the loneliest places on earth.
8.Snake Island(Brazil)
Snake Island or Ilha da Queimada Grande as it is known to locals is one of the most inhospitable islands in the world. The island is located off the coast of Brazil. It is mostly uninhabited because of the fact that the island is full of snakes. It is said that there is a snake for every square meter of land on the island. The two main species of snakes that inhabit the island are the Golden Lancehead Viper and the fer de lance vipers which are known to be poisonous as well as highly aggressive. Only scientists are allowed to visit the island as it is kept off limits to civilians because of the extremely dangerous nature of the island. Indeed, it is among the loneliest places on earth unless you are a snake.
9.French Guiana
It is said that there are more squirrel monkeys in French Guiana than there are people. The population density of the island is less than 3 people per square kilometer. This tropical paradise is home to many endangered species of plants and animals. It is the perfect getaway for anyone who would like to get lost in its tropical jungles for a long time.
10.Falkland Islands
Located around 300 miles off the South American mainland, this group of islands has a population of around 3000 people. The only city known as Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands and has a majority of the population in it. The islands are somewhat controversial as Argentina and Britain have both laid claim to them. Some islands in the archipelago are still considered as undiscovered and uninhabited. Falkland Islands is certainly a place to be if seeking to go away from the crowds and away from everyone else.
Being one of the coldest and driest places on earth, Antarctica is known
as an ice desert. It is mostly covered with snow and as a result have
become one of the loneliest places on earth. People coming to visit the
place are mostly researchers and scientists.2.Iceland
3.The Western Sahara Desert
4.Greenland
5.Falkland Islands
Located around 300 miles off the South American mainland, this group of islands has a population of around 3000 people. The only city known as Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands and has a majority of the population in it. The islands are somewhat controversial as Argentina and Britain have both laid claim to them. Some islands in the archipelago are still considered as undiscovered and uninhabited. Falkland Islands is certainly a place to be if seeking to go away from the crowds and away from everyone else.
6.The Australian Outback
The Australian Outback areas are among the least populated areas of the world. The outback is also another name for a major part of the Aussie desert which covers most of this island continent. The outback is known to have more reptiles than human beings within its area. It is also often known to travelers as the end of the earth. The vast and unforgiving deserts are surprisingly home to many animal species too.
7.The Kalahari Desert
This South African desert covers a large part of Botswana, Namibia and some parts of South Africa. The entire region is a vast and unforgiving stretch of desert which receives very little rainfall and the temperatures here are the highest in the world. Although once upon a time this desert was well vegetated and was home to a lot of animals, the grasslands are now gone and most of the rivers that used to flow in this region have dried up. The Kalahari can’t really be called a desert as it also has many arable stretches of land however it is still one of the loneliest places on earth.
8.Snake Island(Brazil)
Snake Island or Ilha da Queimada Grande as it is known to locals is one of the most inhospitable islands in the world. The island is located off the coast of Brazil. It is mostly uninhabited because of the fact that the island is full of snakes. It is said that there is a snake for every square meter of land on the island. The two main species of snakes that inhabit the island are the Golden Lancehead Viper and the fer de lance vipers which are known to be poisonous as well as highly aggressive. Only scientists are allowed to visit the island as it is kept off limits to civilians because of the extremely dangerous nature of the island. Indeed, it is among the loneliest places on earth unless you are a snake.
9.French Guiana
It is said that there are more squirrel monkeys in French Guiana than there are people. The population density of the island is less than 3 people per square kilometer. This tropical paradise is home to many endangered species of plants and animals. It is the perfect getaway for anyone who would like to get lost in its tropical jungles for a long time.
10.Falkland Islands
Located around 300 miles off the South American mainland, this group of islands has a population of around 3000 people. The only city known as Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands and has a majority of the population in it. The islands are somewhat controversial as Argentina and Britain have both laid claim to them. Some islands in the archipelago are still considered as undiscovered and uninhabited. Falkland Islands is certainly a place to be if seeking to go away from the crowds and away from everyone else.
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