번잡한 도시와 떨어진 세계의 휴양지 10

번잡한 도시와 떨어진 세계의 휴양지 10

Coober Pedy

The Coober Pedy settlement is completely built underground: the only way to protect yourself from the scorching sun that 

rages in this area of ​​Australia all year round.

Sapa

Vietnamese village surrounded by many rice fields.

Furora

It is not by chance that the houses of local residents are painted so brightly. 

People carry out the order of the mayor, who made sure that the village was generally visible from the sea.

Andredal

Located on the shores of the Aurlands Fjord. Until 1999, any tourist had to get here only by boat

 - in 1999 there was the only road to the whole village.

Huacachina

Not a single normal person would remain here of his own free will, because the local desert is considered almost the driest 

in the whole world. 

However, almost a hundred residents of the village of Uakachina think differently - for them the local climate is simply wonderful.

Isortok

Fairytale Village in Greenland

Tristan da Cunha

Napoleon used to love to be in this village at the time, having finished his days just at Saint Helena.

Gasadalur

On the cliffs of the Faroe Islands, a community of 16 took and built their own village. 

To get here is very difficult: to the through tunnel leading to the village, the traveler will need to climb another half a kilometer up.

Monemvasia

The stone island, behind which this small village hid, was separated from the mainland by a powerful earthquake that 

happened back in 375. 

Finding a settlement of Greek fishermen will not be easy, unless someone from the locals shows you the way.

Aogashima

The whole village is a real crater of the volcano. Of course, he has not acted for a long time 

- but who knows what surprises nature is preparing for residents.