Even though it may be difficult to find places without a crowd of travelers nowadays, there are still **remote and original destinations** in the world. Here are some of the **untouched places on Earth** that will leave you amazed.
## Nunavut, Canada
Nunavut, one of the coldest and least populated territories in Canada, is home to **abundant wildlife** such as polar bears, walruses, beluga whales, musk oxen, and Arctic wolves. This northern landscape remains largely intact.
## Daintree National Park, Queensland, Australia
Established in 1981, this park is a **World Heritage Site** and hosts a 110 million-year-old tropical rainforest. Its biodiversity includes thousands of plant and bird species, and trees over 2,500 years old.
## Seychelles
This archipelago of 115 islands in the **Indian Ocean** is known for its protection of endangered species and its pristine beaches and jungles. Seychelles is home to large **seabird colonies** and the Seychelles black parrot, now protected.
## Fiordland, New Zealand
Dominated by steep mountains and waterfalls, Fiordland is New Zealand’s largest national park and has remained virtually untouched. **Milford Sound**, one of the most famous fjords, is located here.
## Bhutan
Constitutionally protected to maintain 60% of its territory covered in forests, Bhutan is a **biodiversity hotspot**. Its pristine forests are home to animals like **red pandas, snow leopards, and Himalayan black bears**.
## Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
**Famous for their diversity of flora and fauna** that inspired Charles Darwin, the Galapagos are home to over 300 species of reptiles and birds, such as the blue-footed booby.
## Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Madagascar
This plateau of limestone karst pinnacles is one of the Earth’s untouched places. Its impenetrable habitat is home to 11 types of lemurs and 45 **endemic species of reptiles**.
## Ifugao Rice Terraces, Philippines
Hand-carved 2,000 years ago, these **rice terraces** are spectacular and have remained virtually unchanged for centuries.
## Ethiopia
Rich in incredible views, Ethiopia has nine World Heritage Sites. The **Danakil Depression** is famous for its molten lava lakes and boiling volcanoes.
## Mount Roraima, Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana
This **flat-topped mountain**, about two billion years old, is one of the oldest in the world and the tallest tepuy in South America, inspiring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel “The Lost World”.
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