These amazing places in nature are secluded from the whole world. If you ever visit any of them, it will be something you'll remember for the rest of your life.
1. Peak District, England
2. Qassiarsuk – Erik the Red’s former farm in Greenland
3. Benbulbin in the Dartry Mountains in Ireland
4. Ellidaey Island, Iceland
5. The Deer Stones of Mongolia
6. Mount Shuksan, Washington
7. Song Kul, Kyrgyzstan
8. The steppes of Kazakhstan
9. The Austrian countryside
10. The Phobjikha Valley in Bhutan
11. The fjords of Baffin Island
12. Mont Saint-Michel Abbey in France
13. Olchon Island on Lake Baikal in Russia
14. Thimphu, Bhutan
15. The Castles of Switzerland
16. Crescent Lake in the Gobi Desert
17. Meteora Monastery in Greece
18. Halstatt, Austria
19. Gasadalur Village in the Faroe Islands
20. Taktsang Palphug Monastery in Bhutan
21. The fjords of Iceland
22. Alcazar Caste in Segovia, Spain
Originally posted on: Travel Rew
WOW!! What fantastic places.
ReplyDeleteYes. #10, 12, 14, and 20. Amazing. Especially #20, that I climbed up to.
ReplyDeleteYou really should mention the photographers and/or at least link the photos to the original work.
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ReplyDeleteMt Saint Michel in France is far, far from secluded!!!
ReplyDeleteMt Saint Michel in France is far, far from secluded!!!
ReplyDeleteI like 22!
ReplyDelete19 is beautiful!
ReplyDelete21 is my home village, Bíldudalur! Best weather in all of Iceland.
ReplyDeletehow is the internet made available in such secluded place..??
DeleteI have been to Meteora, Greece. Very beautiful place indeed. It was a real trek to make for a lone girl who doesn't read or speak Greek to make, but well worth it.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I have not been to the deer stones in Mongolia, but I stayed in the Mongolian countryside back in 2005. It is SO amazing! There is no one around for miles and miles. The nomad people's animals roam free (horses, sheep, etc.) and while I was horseback riding we came across some herds just grazing in the middle of nowhere. And we also rode to a nomad family's campsite in which they invited us into their ger for some traditional Mongolian food. Neither of us spoke each other's language, but it's amazing what you can get across with hand gestures and a Lonely Planet book with Mongolian sayings in it that they can read.
ReplyDeleteYou left out my backyard with my pool an me siting on a deck, smoking cigars and drinking brandy. That is most beautiful place for me.
ReplyDeleteSometimes people looking too much over the fence and don’t realizing what they have.
You forgot Wells, B.C, Canada ^_~
ReplyDeleteFASCINATING BEAUTIFUL AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteSimply awesome places to go and explore..!! Their Seclusion from the rest of the world, further adds to the treat
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