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**Title:** 10 Unexplored Places on Earth
**Summary:** This video highlights 10 remote and largely unexplored regions on Earth, due to extreme conditions, inaccessibility, or intentional isolation. The top 10 list includes:
1. **North Sentinel Island** (India) - home to the isolated Sentinelese people
2. **Namib Desert** (Namibia) - one of the world's most arid regions
3. **Greenland** - vast, icy territories remain unexplored
4. **Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park** (Madagascar) - unique, inaccessible limestone peaks
5. **Yucatan Cenotes** (Mexico) - extensive, partly underwater cave network
6. **Star Mountains** (Papua New Guinea) - unexplored mountain range with unique ecosystems
7. **Gangkhar Puensum** (Bhutan) - highest unclimbed mountain, closed to climbers due to spiritual beliefs
8. **Mariana Trench** (Pacific Ocean) - deepest ocean point, largely unexplored
9. **Vale Do Javari** (Brazil) - home to 14 uncontacted indigenous groups, protected by the government
10. **Siberian Sakha Republic** (Russia) - vast, frozen region, difficult to access due to extreme cold.
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**1-10: Places and their Characteristics**
1. **Siberian Sakha Republic**: Covers about 20% of Russia.
2. **Siberian Sakha Republic**: Much of it is above the Arctic Circle.
3. **Siberian Sakha Republic**: Average temperature is between -40°F and freezing.
4. **Siberian Sakha Republic**: Roughly the size of the entire country of India.
5. **Vale Do Javari, Brazil**: Home to an estimated 3,000 indigenous peoples who have never been contacted.
6. **Mariana Trench**: The deepest point in the entire ocean.
7. **Mariana Trench**: Located east of the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean.
8. **Mariana Trench**: Maximum depth is approximately 36,000 feet.
9. **Gangkhar Puensum**: The highest unclimbed mountain in the world, located in Bhutan.
10. **Gangkhar Puensum**: Climbing mountains over 6,000 meters was banned in the area in 1994.
**11-20: Additional Place Details**
11. **Star Mountains, Papua New Guinea**: Stretches from the country's border with Indonesia to the Hindenburg Range.
12. **Yucatan Cenotes, Mexico**: A large cave network with parts underwater.
13. **Tsingy De Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar**: Named from the Malagasy word 'tsingy', meaning 'where one cannot walk barefoot'.
14. **Greenland**: The largest island on the planet, with 80% covered in ice.
15. **Greenland's Ice**: Up to 3,200 meters thick in places and 400,000 to 800,000 years old.
16. **Namib Desert**: Believed to be the oldest desert on the planet.
17. **Namib Desert**: Receives only 2 millimeters of rain on average every year.
18. **North Sentinel Island**: Located in the Bay of Bengal and home to the Sentinelese.
19. **North Sentinel Island**: The Indian government respects the Sentinelese desire to be left alone.
20. **North Sentinel Island**: Last recorded contact with outsiders was in 2006, resulting in the death of two fishermen.
**21: Miscellaneous**
21. **President George W. Bush**: Declared the Mariana Trench an official United States National Monument in 2009.