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Eternal Eden
With many travellers veering towards the remote travel trend, ditching well-known tourist spots for the most isolated and unexplored places, here are some unique destinations for the adventurer in you

Bordering the General Carrera lake in Patagonia — a remote glacial wonder — are the stunning Marble Caves, marked by unique textured walls, formed over thousands of years
Photo: Irina Dementyeva
Connecting the southern tip of South America with the Antarctic peninsula is the Drake passage. But the vast, tumultuous expanse of sea is not for the faint-hearted, and is a part of the attraction of going to the “white continent”
Photo: Mystic Stock Photography
The ethereal Svalbard Islands, a short flight away from Norway's mainland, fascinates with its wilderness, polar climate, wildlife and the Northern lights
Photo: ginger_polina_bublik
Perched in the northernmost part of Canada, Nunavut is an Arctic paradise that offers exotic experiences amidst fjords, crystalline lakes and polar bears
Photo: karenfoleyphotography
The remote island of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean promises a colourful journey through rare biodiversity, including baobab trees and geological wonders like Tsingy, which are fossilised shell formations
Photo: KENTA SUDO
The Macquarie Island, between Australia and Antarctica, is known to be the only place on the Earth where the rocks from the mantle are exposed above sea-level. It is home to penguins and seals
Photo: Charles Bergman












