Top 20 Most Unexplored Places on Earth

Feeling claustrophobic? Why not move to one of these remote locations! For this list, we’ll be looking at remote locations around Earth that have seen very few or no human visitors. Our countdown includes Cape Melville, Northeast Greenland National Park, Surtsey Island, Amazon Rainforest, Devon Island, and more! Which of these do you find the most fascinating? Let us know in the comments below!

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[WatchMojo]

Which of these do you find the most fascinating? Let us know in the comments below!

[kindoe]

I love to listen to Sir Attenborough when he narrates the story of our planet and some of the wonderful things that exist. 😁🥰

[TheColdestWater]

It's not yet explored, and that's what makes these places so beautiful 😍

[Brman_]

Shouldn't North Sentinel island be here? I mean we can't really explore it and all we know is that a tribe lives there that attacks when you land there.

[breevictoria]

I’m a descendent of Fletcher Christian, this is the first time I’ve ever heard him mention!

[Benja]

Hranice cave being only measured in 2020 just shows it's not too late to be an explorer and name things after your name

[joec]

Pitcairn is a bit of stretch, no? There are residents there with a modern lifestyle. There are people that upload to YouTube there :')

[loretta_]

What a perfect name "where one cannot walk barefoot"!😄

[AlejandroLZuvic]

As an Argentinian, it's nice to see Patagonia here. It's a beautiful place. But I don't really know how "unexplored" it is, more so when you put it just below the Mariana trench lol.

Yeah, few people live there because who wants to live in the middle of a mostly barren and frozen desert but apart from a few glaciers we pretty much have everything mapped out. There are a decent amount of cities and towns, it's just they are small and far far between.

Heck, even the southernmost city in the planet is there. Ushuaia, 80 thousand people, which is not a lot but it's still technically a city.

[stevenholmes]

All the Risk players were like "Oh yes of course, Yakutsk."

[joermnyc]

The Namib is quite intriguing as it’s one of the driest places… but it’s western edge is right on the ocean.

[thebakedbeeble]

So this might be qierd, but i actually like how you guys explain how to turn on YouTube notifications on your phone. I genuinely didn't know how to for a long time, and im sure that was helpful to some people. Nice video

[jarrettowens]

#10 Knew it would be somewhere on this list. Although, I expected it to be higher. It is the deepest place on Earth. Last I heard, only 3 people alive have visited that depth.

[queenoh]

I love that British dudes voice. He could be saying nonsense and I would smile and listen for hours 😙

[MrGreen]

"Legend has it, no planes have ever landed on this island"
Well yeah lol. Airplanes kind of need runways 😅

[tammiea]

Every time I hear about Myanmar I think of my great uncle. Myanmar was known as Burma during WWII. My great uncle was shot down over Burma on April 9, 1944. KIA/MIA.

[jadrasibenik]

I love how you compared the size of Devon Island with Croatia, although I'm not sure if people know how big the country of Croatia is. Still, love the comparison.

[willCollett]

Rebecca, you are a youthfilled, absolute TREASURE to YOUTUBE. You've presented so many experiences to old folk like me. It's like I knew you when you were a child ha ha ha THANKS SO MUCH. 😁👍🙏🙏❤

[PhilipCarroll]

I bet the Google reviews of these places are gold.

[mikefallopian]

At 15:43 we're told that the Amazon rainforest covers 2 billion square miles.
Which would be about 10 times the surface area of the entire planet.