15 Amazing Unknown Travel Destinations Yet To Be Invaded By Tourists

Be the first one of your friends to hit up one of these 15 destinations that are still unknown to tourists for a refreshing holiday.

If the holidays are supposed to be relaxing and exotic, too many tourists can break this spell. So if you're the type who wants to get away from your peers to fully discover another culture, you'll love these 15 destinations that have not yet been invaded!

15 Amazing Unknown Travel Destinations Yet To Be Invaded By Tourists

With less than 225,000 tourists a year, Benin is a small country in West Africa that is rich in cultural wealth. ©marine_lair

Belize is a low-income country in Central America, located south of Mexico and east of Guatemala. ©incitecityart

A small Himalayan Buddhist country, Bhutan has made sure to privilege nature at the expense of economic profit. ©deyerzworld

Myanmar has incredible landscapes but also an extreme cultural richness. ©whereivebeenwandering

A Balkan country, Bulgaria offers a wide variety of landscapes from the sea coasts to the mountainous areas. ©danara78

Long closed to foreigners, Kyrgyzstan is unjustly misunderstood. ©salomeguilleme

Rich culturally, Albania is a beautiful discovery for the few tourists who venture there every year. ©delfin_travel

Madagascar welcomes fewer and fewer tourists. Yet the island is incredibly beautiful. ©tothewonderblog

Located between Russia and China, Mongolia is an Asian country where the expanses of nature will give you a unique sense of freedom. ©tranhoanvu

While Papua New Guinea is a popular tourist destination, the Indonesian part of the island remains unknown. ©artefr

Paraguay is full of incredible landscapes where nature reigns supreme. ©david_rbz

Sao Tome and Principe is one of the smallest countries in Africa but is full of landscapes that will leave blow your mind. ©travelcoach_fr

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