Holiday: 15 Amazing Travel Destinations With Not Many 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

Siberia is a sumptuous place that will offer you a sensational natural spectacle. ©ira.khvatik

Suriname is a meeting place where Indian, British, Dutch, Chinese and Indonesian cultures mix. ©casacama.com_rentals

In Togo, you will find a great diversity of landscapes. ©manon_liechti