What is the most unknown place in the world

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It is an ideal destination for slow traveling. It is a sister town to the famous Banff National Park in Canada just 20 minutes outside of Banff.

From there take a short boat trip to the neighboring Rolas Island, cross the equator or relax at one of the best beaches in the whole country.Д¬anmore is a stunning town located in the beautiful Canadian Rockies.

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The best way to get around the country is by rental car, and thereвЂ™s no reason to be afraid of traffic jams, during a full day of driving did I encounter less than 50 other cars.В If you head to the southern part of SГЈo TomГ© you can stay at Praia Inhame Eco Lodge, one of the best places to see turtles during the season. SГЈo TomГ© also offers numerous hikes around the island, from short day hikes, and multi-day hikes that require camping.

ItвЂ™s probably the cleanest country in all of Africa and if you are there between October and March you can see four different types of turtle species lay their eggs on the Southern part of the island, including the rare leatherback. The tiny country of SГЈo TomГ© & Principe, often just called SГЈo TomГ©, is the second smallest country in Africa only after Seychelles.В A country that most people would have a problem pinpointing on a map and thatВґs maybe the reason only 29.000 tourists visited SГЈo TomГ© last year.В But donвЂ™t the let the small amount of tourists scare you away, the country is amazing. ItвЂ™s basic but has three rooms, aВ bar and a restaurant that serves traditional Ugandan food and is run by the Mihunga village community. A place to stay before and after the trek is Rwenzori Turaco Camp. The glaciers are (not so) slowly disappearing, but for now anyway, this is still a truly incredible place to visit. The Ugandan side of the mountains is safer and easier to access than the Kongo side. This helps employ local people, so that they have a vested interest in preserving this special environment, makes for an easier hike (itвЂ™s hard enough with all the mud to navigate), and helps minimize stress on the environment. It is mandatory to hire porters to carry your gear and a guide to lead the way, and there are huts to stay in at regular intervals along the route. For this reason, there is a cap of 10,000 visitors a year, and this limit is not usually met.

These plants like boggy conditions, however, so there is a lot of mud, and the environment is delicate. Huge trees topped with cabbage-like plants and three-meter high lobelias, shrouded in mist and backed by enormous peaks, create a magical, alien landscape. It takes at least a week to do a circuit trek of the Rwenzoris up to the peaks and back down, so this is not for someone in a hurry. They are home to incredible plant life that grows nowhere else in the world вЂ“ and almost no one knows of them. They straddle the border between two countries and the equator, have more than six massifs, five vegetation zones, and at least three (disappearing) tropic-zone glaciers. Human rights groups are working to compile lists of the dead.The Rwenzori Mountains are AfricaвЂ™s best-kept secret. One father just shared the cold message he got from his sonвЂ™s military commanders online that referred to a 'ship that died' but a sailor who was just inexplicably missing. The Russian military says there was simply a fire on board. Ukraine said it destroyed the ship with a missile. There has been a rising anger about MoscowвЂ™s refusal to admit to casualties on the battleship Moscow that sank in the Black Sea last month. Part of the ongoing discussion about what could make Russian President Vladimir Putin stop this war is the issue of fallen soldiers and how society will eventually react to a rising death toll that is likely now well into the thousands. But he believes it will never happen.В And we know from yesterday he is a bit worried about upsetting Israel.' 'HeвЂ™s really afraid of an oil and gas embargo. We can see what heвЂ™s afraid of,' Chichvarkin told Fox News.