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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Places No Human Has Ever Set Foot on Earth! Siberian Sakha Republic - The Siberian Sakha Republic covers about twenty percent of Russia. Vale Do Javari, Brazil - This next one refers to a place that no modern, civilized human has ever set foot. The Mariana Trench - The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in the entire ocean.
Gangkhar Puensum - Gangkhar Puensum, meaning "White Peak of the Three Spiritual Brothers", is the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, and the fortieth highest mountain overall. Star Mountains - The Star Mountains are an enormous mountain range in Papa New Guinea that stretches all the way from the country’s border with Indonesia to the Hindenburg Range – a neighboring mountain range with a less cool name. Yucatan Cenotes - The Yucatan Cenotes are a large cave network located in Mexico.A ‘cenote’ is a particular type of cave that is formed when limestone bedrock collapses. Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park - Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park is located on the western edge of Madagascar. Greenland - Despite being, you know, a country, there are large parts of Greenland that are unexplored. The Namib Desert - You may want to bring at least one water bottle if you decide to go explore the Namib desert, as the region, one of the most arid in the world, gets only two millimeters of rain on average every year. North Sentinel Island - North Sentinel Island tops this list because, of all these places, it is the one I would most strongly advice against visiting.)
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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Places No Human Has Ever Set Foot on Earth! Siberian Sakha Republic – The Siberian Sakha Republic covers about twenty percent of Russia. Vale Do Javari, Brazil – This next one refers to a place that no modern, civilized human has ever set foot. The Mariana Trench – The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in the entire ocean.
Gangkhar Puensum – Gangkhar Puensum, meaning “White Peak of the Three Spiritual Brothers”, is the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, and the fortieth highest mountain overall. Star Mountains – The Star Mountains are an enormous mountain range in Papa New Guinea that stretches all the way from the country’s border with Indonesia to the Hindenburg Range – a neighboring mountain range with a less cool name. Yucatan Cenotes – The Yucatan Cenotes are a large cave network located in Mexico.A ‘cenote’ is a particular type of cave that is formed when limestone bedrock collapses. Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park – Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park is located on the western edge of Madagascar. Greenland – Despite being, you know, a country, there are large parts of Greenland that are unexplored. The Namib Desert – You may want to bring at least one water bottle if you decide to go explore the Namib desert, as the region, one of the most arid in the world, gets only two millimeters of rain on average every year. North Sentinel Island – North Sentinel Island tops this list because, of all these places, it is the one I would most strongly advice against visiting.
