11 Little-Known Places You Won’t Find on the Map

You thinking about where to book your next vacation? There are about 200 countries and more than 2.5 million cities on our planet and each of them has something interesting for tourists. Sure, you could be one of the millions of tourists that visit countries like France, India, or Mexico each year. But perhaps you wanna be more original than that?
If so, I’ve got some one-of-a-kind, uh, “destinations” that might peak your interest. Sometimes those places of interest are so unique that you may feel as if you are on the set of some movie.
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TIMESTAMPS:
The Republic of Mal di Ventre 0:49
The Republic of Lakotah 1:44
The Kingdom of Elleore 2:36
The Republic of Užupis 3:37
Westarctica 4:58
The Conch Republic 5:47
Ladonia 6:25
Wirtland 7:29
The Kingdom of Lovely 7:57
Asgardia 8:46
Surtsey 9:21
#amazingplaces #traveling #countries
République d'Uzupis: By Oscar W. Rasson, CC BY 2.0 ,
Flag of Westarctica: By Travis McHenry - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 ,
The sculpture Nimis of artist Lars Vilks in his self-proclaimed micronation Ladonia, here seen from a boat in the bay: By Erik Daugaard - Flickr, CC BY 2.0 ,
The stone-and-concrete sculpture “Arx” by Lars Vilks, located in the micronation Ladonia proclaimed independent from Sweden by Vilks in 1996: By Hakan Dahlstrom - Flickr, CC BY 2.0 ,
Wooden Wonderland of Nimis: By Per Salomonsson, CC BY-SA 2.0 ,
Lars Vilks: Arx. Sculpture at the coast of Kullaberg Nature Reserve, Skåne, Sweden: By Leif Bolding - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0 ,
Igor Raufovich Ashurbeily: By Mikhail Spokoyny - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 ,
One of the Užupis Republic streets: By Lee Fenner - , CC BY 2.0 ,
Entering the Republic of Užupis: By Keith Ruffles, CC BY 3.0 ,
Danny Wallace in 2008: By Le Rich Hardcastle - Published by Katie Johnson (Ebury publishing), asserting exclusive copyright over the image, CC BY 3.0 ,
Tony Blair: By The Wolr Affairs Council - , CC BY 2.0 ,
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SUMMARY:
- The Republic of Mal di Ventre, like a lot of the others on this list, is a micronation. The island is only 1.2 miles long and 0.5 miles wide, and it boasts some amazing Roman ruins.
- In 1996, a group of Lithuanian artists founded the Center for Alternative Art in a neighborhood of the capital city Vilnius. A year later, the residents of the district proclaimed the Republic of Užupis.
- Would you like to become a citizen of the Conch Republic? All you have to do is buy a passport! Only, you’ll probably have to pay for it in sand dollars, the country’s official currency.
- The micronation of Ladonia is located on the territory of the Kullaberg Nature Reserve in southern Sweden. Its independence was proclaimed in June 1996 by artist Lars Wilks.
- The creation of Asgardia was first announced in October 2016 by Russian scientist and businessman Igor Ashurbeyli. It’s floating in space on the Asgardia-1 satellite, which was launched at the end of 2017.
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