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Its also in a region of the world thats very peaceful and isolated from every conflict going on in middle east/europe/n.america
Argentina is also peaceful, but less quiet (i dont include chile cause sadly they suffer a lot of natural dissasters). Though if you go to Patagonia is as quiet and peaceful (and isolated) as it can be.
Central Asian -Stans. Climate is too cold for ubiquitous noisy motorbikes, the concept of the boom box has not arrived yet, cars don't honk their horns gratuitously, people are more reserved and don't talk loudly in public places, constant loud TV/music is not considered obligatory in every closed space.. Decibel level about 1/10 of what it is in comparable cities/towns in Latin America or Southeast Asia.
^I heard many times about Bhutan in new channels.
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India is quite peaceful, outside the bustle of cities. I've only been to northeast India, near and beyond Bhutan, and it is very quiet. I am going to Sri Lanka in February, and I expect it to be much noisier -- tropical countries usually seem to be, with more people spending more time outdoors and taking their noisy lifestyle with them..
India is quite peaceful, outside the bustle of cities. I've only been to northeast India, near and beyond Bhutan, and it is very quiet. I am going to Sri Lanka in February, and I expect it to be much noisier -- tropical countries usually seem to be, with more people spending more time outdoors and taking their noisy lifestyle with them..
True. The state of Arunachal Pradesh in India is one of exceedingly few places that appear as a green blob on the map.
Also: Northern Myanmar. There was just a big article in a National Geographic (from September, maybe) where a team failed to make an expedition to the summit of Hkakabo Razi, Myanmar's supposed highest peak in the easternmost extents of the greater himalaya range. They couldn't complete the summit, and the whole point was to make a survey of its exact altitude. It's so remote that no one to this day is exactly sure of its height, and few people have even seen the mountain to begin with. The foothills in the area (Kachin state) must be like Nepal before tourism arrived in the 1950s.
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