The planet Earth is filled with places to visit, both natural and manmade. However, there are some incredible locations that you have probably never heard of as they are completely cut off from the rest of the world. While some are just difficult to access, the harsh climates of others make it impossible for humans to live there, leaving them completely uninhabited. Please take a look at these incredible places that are totally off the map!
1) Manacapuru, Brazil
This place is in the Amazon in Brazil, and has some incredible scenery. It is in the middle of the rain forest.
Sources: (Polar Escapes) (Australian Bureau of Statistics) (Statistics Norway)
2) McMurdo Station, Antarctica
This is one of the coldest places in the world, which makes it a very difficult location to live in the winter, in addition to being very far away from anything else.
3) Munnar, India
The town of Munnar is in the south of India, a long way from any other city. It is a paradise tucked away between the mountains.
4) Skeleton Coast, Namibia
Located in the northern part of the Atlantic coast of Namibia, this place owes its name to the whale and seal bones that once littered the shore as a result of the whaling industry.
5) Oymyakon, Russia
This isolated Russian village has just 500 inhabitants. It holds the record for the coldest temperatures on the planet, making it very difficult to live there.
6) La Rinconada, Peru
It's considered to be the highest city in the world. It is located in Peru, at an altitude of 5,100 meters. It is incredibly difficult to climb these frozen mountains.
7) Saas-Fee, Switzerland
This little village in Switzerland is surrounded by mountains, which makes it very difficult to get to, even more so because cars are banned.
8) Supai, USA
Located in the state of Arizona, in the US, it is one of the most isolated cities in the country. There are no roads, and the only way to get there is by helicopter.
9) Hanga Roa, Chile
Easter Island is famous for its stone sculptures, which have been declared a UNESCO world heritage site.
10) Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland










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