The text explores different remote and less visited locations in the world, such as Ittoqqortoormiit, Kerguelen Islands, Nyi La Pass, Svalbard, Tuamotu, Machu Picchu, Milford Track, and Dynjandi. These are places that may only receive a few thousand visitors each year and provide a unique and potentially unspoiled travel experience. However, the text also raises concerns about the impact of tourism on the environment and local populations. Some of these remote locations, such as Zadar and Greenland, still attract tourists due to their beautiful landscapes. The text also mentions less-visited countries, including Tuvalu, Kiribati, and Niue, as options for adventure-seekers looking for a more off-the-beaten-path travel experience. Despite their potential for rewarding experiences, these remote destinations may face challenges in terms of limited infrastructure and access. Overall, the text highlights the importance of responsible and sustainable tourism in these remote and less visited locations.