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The World’s Most Remote Hotels

The World’s Most Remote Hotels

If you’re a keen backpacker you’ll know that your travels can take you to all sorts of isolated and remote corners of the globe. While exploring the planet’s less popular destinations is a great way of getting away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, the major drawback is always the lack of places […]

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Is This Europe’s Grandest & Spookiest Abandoned Building?

Is This Europe’s Grandest & Spookiest Abandoned Building?

If you’re ever looking for the perfect venue for a horror movie then Chateau de Noisy in Celles, Belgium is tailored made. The spooky looking gothic castle dates back to 1866 and is said to have once housed Hitler himself. After the Second World War, the Chateau was used as an orphanage all the way […]

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Abandoned Beauty: 10 Breathtakingly Deserted Places

Abandoned Beauty: 10 Breathtakingly Deserted Places

Whether you are an urban explorer or just have a curiosity for abandoned and deserted places, we can possibly agree that the neglect witnessed by their desolation can provoke a sense of mystery, wonder and in some cases eerieness. Yet one day these constructions were once nice new places that were brimming with life. At […]

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10 Most Remote Places to Live on Earth

10 Most Remote Places to Live on Earth

With the population of the planet constantly on the rise, it would be understandable to assume there are very few truly remote places left to live on earth. Every continent now has huge cities bustling with millions of people, along with more and more towns and villages appearing every year. If you thought there were […]

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The Most Barren and Lifeless Places on Earth

The Most Barren and Lifeless Places on Earth

“Lifeless” is not an adequate adjective in this article, and perhaps not in life itself. Scientists have discovered that even the most hostile habitats harbor some sort of life in the form of extremophile bacteria and archaea, that can survive in hot springs, salt lakes and even in the most radioactive crevices of Chernobyl. There’s […]

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