5 Most Isolated Communities At The End Of The Earth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2019
- Throughout history, people have moved across the great expanses of the globe to establish communities. Some of them have even grown into large cities which harbor millions of individuals.
However, some people have chosen to remain in smaller groups that are totally off the radar. These communities have withstood the test of time in near isolation. In fact, many residents have never left the small area of isolation they call home. Here are 5 Isolated Inhabited Communities At The End Of The Earth
#Isolatedplaces #islands #impossibleplaces
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9:00 pm: Im tired
2:00 am: 5 Most Isolated Communities And The End Of The Earth
This is me right now
Sounds like me!!
Me right now at exactly 2 am.
Doing the same now :)
Yep...that's me right now!
"So, you married your sister?" "Nooooooo! She's my cousin-aunt-grandma-niece. Marry my sister? What's wrong with you, man?"
Lol
U gonna be ok
moox blubble
But there is a huge difference between far away cousins than literal siblings.
Lol i had to pause and rewind so see if i herd correctly lol ( same blood line)
Happy I wasn’t the only one thinking about this
5 Palmerston Island
4 2:45 Supai village, Arizon
3 4:38 Tristan da Cunha
2 7:12 Utqiagvik, Alaska
1 9:40 La Rinconada, Peru
merci infiniment pour les coordonnées
Suddenly because of this pandemic everyone started liking these remote places as a safe home.
You are fucked if the pandemic reaches those remote places, though, since they are utterly lacking in medical infrastructure and everyone lives so close to each other far away from any helps.
not true , it probably covid19 came from there...travel by air. the air carrys alor we dont see , you know
@@joannafarias9432 covid isnt air-bourne lol.
@@berrykurniawanma4758 don't laugh lol 🤭
@@joannafarias9432 nevertheless nice imagination.. im actually giving you credit for that 😄
62 people, all from the same family.....? WTF?????????
chieftech714 Dead 💀💀🤣🤣
Some cousin fucken going on for sure lol
Mass incests
chieftech714 I know right??! How did they even allow incest to exist in this only one island 🌴 😂??!!
@Adia Darling HAHA
The way he went in on La Rinconada towards the end 😂😂😂
lool ..i was like alright then, La Rinconada is off the list.
Right?! I thought the camera was gonna pan over and zoom in on a group of residents smoking coca leaves or something. You’d have to be cracked out to live in that kind of filth.
As a introvert I spent the whole video trying to decide which island to move too🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂Me toooo
I also
You're not an introvert. You're just addicted to only communicating with people on social media.
The irony is that if you lived in any of these place you would pretty much be forced to spend more time face to face with people than in any modern city. Small communities may be isolated from the world but that doesn't mean that you are isolated from them. Tbh as an introvert any of these places would be my worst nightmare. Move to any gossipy town in middle America and you will get a taste of what I mean. The easiest place to actually be isolated, ie. have nobody notice you exist is ironically in any major Western city. Food for thought.
Palmeston might be good for me...
This made me open Google Maps and look for every small island in the world to see if there are available 3D/360 images. What an amazing world we live in.
Palmerston island.
Her: We can’t my mother would not approve.
Him: Now, Brandine she’s my mother too.
Palmerston island - Alabama of the seas?
dylan durose literally all I was thinking...incest
dylan durose exactly what I was thinking. He’s just going on and on and I’m like “so you’re just not going to mention that all these folks are inbred? Just gonna ignore that?”
I cannot...
Mike Bailey at least you’d give them a little drop of something different to mix with 😂
Cletus the slack jawed yokel.
Hello coming from Utqiagvik! It's 3 PM and it's dark out. Also, during the summers we have endless day so that's cool.
After hearing that the place had Internet connectivity, I quickly came to the comment section to see if there was any comment from Utqiagvik. Cool! And cheers from the lower 48!
Alaska?
There must not be anybody that has arthritis living there.
@@clairebordeaux ??
@@bounique1285 cold is hard on arthritis
There are some more isolated communities in the north of Canada. I worked as a speech language pathologist in Inuvik NWT, Canada and travelled for work to all of the 12 communities in the north of the territory. There are several that you can only reach by plane. Sach's Harbour, NWT, Canada is a small community along the Arctic Ocean with only ~100-150 people. From what I remember, the next closest community to it was about a 2-3 hour flight away. It's a beautiful place!
Yes, there must be many more remote places.
Omg so true my niece works there
I worked in Lutselk'e for 6 months very remote aswell
I used to live in Inuvik and agree. As a nurse I had to fly to some of these communities as a medivac nurse. Also there are a lot of isolated villages on Baffin Island.
Who else here by accident during COVID-19?
Me
Am here because am looking some where safe from the coronavirus
@@christopherdrummond9879 I am doing the exact same thing. I think these videos take me outta my own head for a little while and forget there is a virus killing people
i wana go here
Me
the narrator be like: so if you like death, destruction, and social isolation, this might be the right place for you.
"Be like".......please see Scott y's comment. He was talking about YOU.
bruh you missed the point, those place are incredibly peaceful and people out there are much more nice and welcoming that in the rest of the world
Sounds highly desirous to me! I've always wanted to live a life of total seclusion.
They really what he saying doe 😂😂😂
I am blessed that I live here in the Philippines with so much water, plenty of fruits, vegetables and beautiful islands.
What about the people get killed because of drugs in the Philippines?
@@noisy8937 people get killed when they involved themselves to drugs and hesistating to get a jailed. Although killing drug addicts is not good, but killing innocent people and child by drug addicts is far more worse. Sometime media's and rich Drug lords has it's ways of delivering the news in a different manner.
Typical life of an oldest sister mkv Ok, but the president said it on live TV, that people who are in contact with drugs, should get killed. so international news are not really exaggerating.
Also alcohol is killing innocent people, but nobody would get the idea to kill people who drink or sell beer.
We have a didferent views and perspective and I respect yours.. But I'll just voice out my thoughts same as yours, I'm not a Fan of the President, but as what I've said it is much worse when Drug addicts are killing innocent people especially child, because they refused to surrender themselves to the Gov't for their rehabilation or getting jailed, and also I personally have watched the TV when the President announces the war on drugs.. And as what I have remembered The President will not hesistate to kill the addicts when they refuse or fight against the police officers (I also personally belief that some of the killings of the addicts is not doing/orders by the President, but it is also some of the moves of the Drug lords so they can silenced they're pusher so they can't do the talking.) about to those alcoholic, the president imposed an order to have a curfew in every bar. Anyaway nuff said.. Let's just pray and hope for the best in our Country and always look on the brighter side. God bless you 😊
Typical life of an oldest sister mkv Thanks for this long text. I would like to discuss with you for longer, but my english is to bad for this. I dont understood what you were saying.
But I hope the best for you too.😊
Greetings from Switzerland!
The narrator sounds so excited saying, "So, if your interested in extreme cold, remote solitude, and perpetual night.." this is the place for you
I'm pretty sure he said "you're" not "your."
“They are all descendants of the same man”
Sweet home Alabama!
amazing! betray science
They alwayz twist shit....
Of all the tiny villages 100s of miles from anywhere in Alaska, you chose Utqiavik, a city with a retail grocery store, a hospital, an airport with commercial jets, and a university. Why didn't you choose something actually isolated like Saint Paul Alaska? That's a village of 300 in the middle of the bering sea
I love how you included both km & miles for people that can’t convert one into the other 💯❤️
Good looking video, and thank you for sharing
It is strange not to see any place located in Russia, Sahara, or the Himalayas❗
Actually on 5:40 the guy is checking the map with the name in cyrillic, called Gavrilov-Yam, located a bit over 200 km to the north-east from Moscow. While speaking of a tropical island. This is strange.
Yes. I expected Barentsburg to be in the list.
Looks like there are creepier places.
they are too isolated
"Welcome to Palmerston, where the only thing more shallow than our beaches is our gene pool."
I've been travelling since 1986 and have discovered some real remote gems around the world. And I agree with some posts here that it's better not to disclose those locations. The most amazing discovery I made was less than a mile from a main road in the Swiss Alps - a farming community only reachable on foot who got by by producing their own wine which they sold to 2 restaurants. I was just curious where a track would lead me - they said that I was only the second foreigner that had ever found them. The last was in 1958! They requested that I keep quiet about the exact location, and I have.
I love travelling maybe I can join u
😮😮😮👍🕊️🙏
Where u off to next
I kept it secret until now 😂 the second? Ok
What a nice bullshit
No matter how remote you’re bound to see a white person with a backpack.
omg lmfaooooo noo othis is so true
Lmfao
frrr
Or some asshole with his ball cap on backwards.
Lmaooo
I grew up down the road from Tristan Close in Calshot, near Southampton. The residents of Tristan da Cunha were housed there during an evacuation in the 1960s and some remained. Those who returned named the harbour on the island Calshot Harbour.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calshot
I was fortunate to work on Ascension island and from there I made two trips to St. Helena that was mentioned. It was and still is the best place I have seen in my life time. Never have I met such wonderful people and seen such a beautiful place. I married a local and she is the mother of my son as well. If you ever have the means to go any where I would suggest St. Helena island, there is air port access now as well. p.s. Learn how to play euchre before you go, you won't regret it. :)
Plm
Amazon would have a hell of a time delivering to these places
Writers Alive> Fed Ex with Tom Hanks got a volley ball there!
looks like amazon delivers to the second place tho
I have enough bleeding trouble getting them to deliver in the middle of somewhere!
Writers Alive g 3rd 4 TV
Wait till they start using drones and they’ll deliver no problem
Jaw dropping content.... very well compiled 👌👌
What a beautiful content watching from kuwait
"Isolated, cold, poor" I felt that 😂
Nhgh his sxblpp
Very interesting, thanks for the video!
I feel sad about La Rinconada. :(
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I feel sorry for all isolated communities around the world. There are more than these.
The video was completely unfair about La Rinconada. I know absolutely nothing about it except for what was shared here, but you can see one thing: The producers of this video won't accept anything less than tourism, vacationing, shiny aesthetics, and modernity, as they cater to middle-class people in capitalist societies. None of which are necessarily bad, but...come on. Roasting a town in an developing country simply because it is underdeveloped is abominable. Is there a better excuse for sticking their tongue out at this town?
@@standporter A filthy pile of trash is just that. Society is void of truth, trading accountability for feel good. Ignoring a problem doesn’t make it go away.
@@standporter I HAVE researched traveling to LaRinconanda quite a lot. The video really shows it how it is... and it’s nothing better then that. Most of the workers stay there to get a chance of being rich and hope to leave afterwards. There are those who have struck it rich, keep coming back and own nice homes a 150 miles away but the majority are desperate people in total poverty survival mode there. The men are not paid wages at all...they work for for 30 days without pay, in severe conditions- extreme cold, dark caves, lack of oxygen- for NO wages. The women and children work out on the scrap piles chipping away stones for a hope of some gold. On the 31st day, workers are allowed to fill their pockets and arms with any gold they find and leave. Many do not have gold...or just a tiny bit to survive on so start a new 30 day cycle of working for nothing. There are deaths due to cave-ins. There is a lot of prostitution, extreme alcoholism, and a lot of serious crime even on the road on the way to the town. Robbers abound, and the mine owned trucks carrying away the gold have been robbed and the drivers killed on the way out of town. Everyone has to chew cocoa leaves in order to breathe. There is a lot of toxic mercury exposure by everyone...even children. The tin shacks are like 10 x. 6 feet. A bar crammed with people drinking and girls dancing is a shack 10 x 15 ft. You wanna go there? The stench even in cold weather is nauseating from all the sewage and garbage.
Tristan de Cunha is the heart of the newest continent forming on planet earth. That’s interesting. Can you imagine the fresh air and night sky over such a place?
Es de África no es un continente
This has got to be one of the weirdest videos I have ever seen. Interesting, but, weird.
5. Palmerston Island, Cook Islands
4. Supai Village, Arizona, USA
3. Tristan da Cunha, British Overseas Territory
2. Utqiagvik, Alaska, USA
1. La Rinconada, Peru
saved you some time :)
Are you from South Africa?
Yes, but I live in America. @@lynetteroetslizemore4031
I noticed it by your surnames
It's just a username, it's not my real name. ;)@@lynetteroetslizemore4031
thank you for the list, its a interesting topic, but a terrible voice-over.
Always remain in circles of wisdom...
Big thumbs up from wisdom and Talks.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work lol I'm looking for one to move 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
Fresh content very informative .
I hiked with a group to Havasupi in 2006 and it was the best trip of my life. There is a lodge in the village but they limit the number of visitors so it takes a year to get a reservation.
This was interesting to watch, Keep up the hard work
You missed the best place. Rota in the Northern Marianas is known as the "Friendliest Island in the World". We only have 2500 people and the only nearby island is Guam which is expensive to fly to. I have been here almost 9 years and love it !
How does someone make a living in such a small remote place ?
My grandfather is from Tristan Da Cunha. Thanks also for mentioning my birth place/home St Helena Island :)
I was fascinated when I found out about Tristan Da Cunha. My husband secretly ordered me some stamps for my birthday. They took many months year to arrive, long after my birthday. I don't collect stamps, but stamps were all he could get. It was sweet of him.
Love these videos
Thank you
Amazing video 🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 The most Beautifull island
Liked . Nice video sharing.
New friend. Sending my full package support.
See you around.
I wonder if over time, the inhabitants of La Rinconada have had natural changes to their body to cope with the high altitude.
Amazing places... Nice
Thanks for the tour never been to this place, stay safe
Just subscribed /liked with thumbs up
9:36 "extreme cold"
Shows girl on screen with shorts
they do have a Summer you know
@@lisaotruba8974 The highest tempature Barrow Alaska has gotten is 26° C or 79° F
It's like a spring day for me if I move there rn
@@SavageKingsvge
As Algerian -26° would kill me 😂
Alaska barrow we do have summers but they are short and cold for outsiders snow stays year round
Shes Canadian
I used to live in Utqiagvik growing up. LOL, it's actually pronounced oot-kee-AHG-vik, except the /q/ is further back than an English /k/, and the g is voiced fricative so it's "dragged" rather than being a hard consonant. It used to be called Barrow, but the Inupiat people have reclaimed their heritage and renamed it. In the summer, it's not that bad, gets about 50 fahrenheit in the summer. The weirdest part is the 24-hours of daylight in the summer, and vice versa in the middle of winter.
Interesting video ! 👍
nice video, stunning views
It will be look so beautiful doing adventure on island such as these places... thanks for you did great job. I watched well
Thanks
I love this response
Clean the view or sorroundings its mean nothings,but its the deeds if every mortal human beings here on earth,after the mortal human beings Committed Big Sins to my Dad family,their good deeds are not counted but the Sins they've been Committed to my Dad family are not forgiven yeah! and it will carry on by individual mortal human beings here on earth for the rest of their lifes those committed big Sins to my Dad family yeah! ...
Individual mortal human beings those Committed Big Sins to my Dad family,including the false gods jesus christ son of David,No forgiveness at all,and it seems to me like the mortal human beings living today like living dead soul to carry on their own guilt,the evil been committed to my Dad family yeah! and every mortal human beings here on earth are in the circles of lifes,as long as these peoples doesn't admit the Sins and mistakes been Committed to my Dad family period.etc.thats all and thanks.
Such a nice list, I love isolation naturally and am somehow an introvert so wouldn't mind living in those places except the filthy town since I hate dirtiness.
9:31 - 9:40 " so if you're interested in extreme cold, remote solitude, and perpetual night..."
Everyy vampire and mythical creature booking their next vacations all at once.
Amazing thanks for the tour never been to this places tq❤️
Why the awkward placement of a 'traveller' girl in shorts and a shirt over the ice covered Alaskan town? Who thought that was a good idea?
I've seen that happen. We had 2 weeks with - temperatures. After that, it hit 20 degrees and we were all out in shirt sleeves because it was so warm. By comparison, that is.
it's reality. the ice is melting.
Nice legs are good anytime... For all the long nights in winter, remember there's long days in summer.
I think she's hot
@@MichaelTapel - if she went there in December, then she would be cold!
Very interesting and informative video. Never knew about these isolated places.
Very good video. Thank you much
Thank you to much for Video!!!
Suddenly this is in everyone's recommended videos
The Boss Stage1 dude fr though, TH-cam has our backs
There is an Oasis town located half way down into Baja Mexico called Mulege, it had a jail originally without bars, inmates were told to abide by certain rules and also know that no one has ever escaped (alive) do to the remote desert surroundings.
Today, it is a small town, teaming with friendly people, one of the best little pizza joints that make a super tasty thin crust pepperoni. I stayed here for 9 months. Try to not visit from July to September as it will likely be in the 100's them 9 weeks. Btw, John Wayne used to vacation here.
@roberthuttle, a jail without bars? Sounds like the jail in the hilarious old James Garner movie titled "Support Your Local Sheriff". If you haven't seen it, you should find and watch it.
Excelente video mi amigo ❤👈
Thanks for sharing
So basically, if I ever make the FBIs most wanted list, now I have options on where to hide. Thanks Mind Blogger :)
@Pretty Princess P P yes he can. He's Batman
Pretty much
Lol....Riiiiiight 😂
Bruce Wayne I already knew all these before watching!
Where to escape my family
Nice presentation, and +1 for using Outerra in the Tristan da Cunha sequence, this is a great 3D earth simulator !
Nice friend no skip ads Sending full support and complete package see you in my house kaibigan
Thanks for showing us
"62 people, on an isolated island, all from the same blood line" ... Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaait a minute. Something isn't right here
Thank you so much !! Very informing!! merci, ana maria
Good and interesting video!
great effort. thanks
Corona virus: here i come
Isolated community: am i joke to you
Congratulations! You win a prize for being the one millionth person to use that joke! Hurraaayyyy!!! 👏
@@joeschmoe3202 Golden my man,golden
I love how it's voiced as a holiday advertisement
agreed
😂😂😂😂
With backpack girl (in shorts by the way) takes a gander at Barrow Alaska
You should have put Pitcairn island in there as well. Nice video btw. ;)
Imagine how Covid has effected them getting goods and shipments
*AFFECTED
I remember when I was a kid, my dad actually was offered a job opportunity as post master on barrow Alaska, which was in this video. Thanks for keeping us on civilization Dad, it's appreciated! 🙄😂
Another note about Supai village, they only let in a certain amount of tourists at a time. You have to have a special permit and there is a long waiting list to get one.
Good video Thank u
Yes your videos inspire me alot, 😎
Austria has some beautiful little towns. They are somewhat off the grid, not like this, but something you guys should look into if you’re actually thinking of traveling to one of those discrete places for vacation
Kibber village in northern India probably should be included in this list. It's inhabited year round and located about 13.5K ft. It can be driven to by vehicle, but motorcycle is much more exciting and easier. The trip to get there is exciting, very dangerous and may be next to impossible with the huge snows that are hitting the Himalayas now. Summer trips may not even be possible this year because of landslides and washed out roads from melting snowfall.
@MXSENIOR Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh....I Was just at Chitkul a few months ago.
I've been there
MXSENIOR but it's India , so what does it smell like , the rest of India ? No thanks .
If only the Title said "6 etc."....
the rape country
Looking forward to your next video.
i grew up with a Marsters boy from this island. an amazing athlete, top scholar, and hard as nails, a 1 man wrecking machine. saw him drop 3 high school bullies when he was only 10yo. & the most dangerous fast bowler i ever faced.
"Landed on the island and proclaimed himself as it's ruler"
smh
why the fuck not? No one else lived there at all. Was he going to call an election and run against himself?
I think he is trying to make it a race thing
Hell I would have done the same thing if I would have been able to
Nowadays most islands with resources are claimed by governments. You can still try and declare independence, as long as you can fend off a military response :D
Sounds about “white”.
“Polar night”...over 60 days without seeing the sunrise...dear lord.
Big thanks 🙏
Wonderful view nice places to live
For isolation try McDowell County, West Virginia. Although center of the Eastern U.S., this isolated Appalachian Mountain location has no cellular service, land telephone connection 30%, and electrical service is down about 40% of the time. Expect at least two hours response from emergency services, if at all.
I liked Iaeger. Is it still there?
@@marknewton6984 Barely - everything has consolidated into the larger towns, especially essential supply stores.
Those in the Iaeger area must travel hours to Bluefield or Grundy to shop and doc visits.
@@bleikrsound6127 My mom was from Iaeger. I came up from Florida a couple of Summers and meant some nice people there. Tug River!
I wanna live any of this places... sounds peaceful
even La Rinconada? O.O
Not in #1 won't be peaceful at ALL.
Number 1 may not be peacefull but u can get rich FILTHY rich get it? Haha...
I appreciate you putting miles in
Reading these replies has reduced my IQ by at least 50%.
Lol. I was just thinking the same thing. 😂😂😂
Me..? I've got 10% left😨😨😨😨
So you're down to 22.....that's tough.
As opposed to the other youtube comments on other videos which are usually high brow, objective and poignant.
Unfortunately you can find comments like that on most videos. A lot of humans are quite dumb.
I didn’t like the green screen tourist thing.
It’s as bad of a decision as calling a lake Tittykaka.
Yeah that was cringe
Seven Churches for 400 people!!!!
Lmao home boy said” and the threat of volcanos” 😭😂😂😂
Fascinating!
Really learn something thanks
"At The End Of The Earth" I was expecting to see isolated communities at the edge of the Earth's atmosphere.
Lol...me too
Brent Gambrell 😂
Took the short bus to school, did ya?
@Adrian
Same 😂
me too 😂😂
Everyone else is actually discussing the locations. I'm trying to figure out how the hell I got here. It was a suggestion while looking up tire balancing....
Lmao that's TH-cam for ya.
lol it passes the time. Sometimes the tele is boring and if i don`t feel like reading a good book i end up on here watching documentaries and stuff like this :)
@Truth Seeker Edit* You should read The New North - The World in 2050 by Professor Laurence Smith, it`s an interesting read. I got the title wrong there lol
@Tomas AK lol!
@Tomas AK Epic!
Nice video my friend...
I can’t stand how loud he breathes in after a few words
Lmaooo I didn’t notice till I read this now I can’t stop hearing 🙉
Fuck me, i read this before watching the video, and now I can't focus anymore. Thanks my guy
god you've cursed me
Yes that happens when compressing audio. He should edit those breaths out or lower their volume.
Omg I can't stop hearing it it makes me so maddddd