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The least visited country in the world Most people like travelling, within one's own country or a country of their dreams. But, not everyone has the resources to do so; or maybe they don't have the time for it. Still, many of us want to travel to a different country. If asked which one, most of us would have the answer instantly ready, because we know which country we like, which country we want to visit. A famous place; that gets a lot of tourists every year. Maybe that place is beautiful to us just because its famous.  There are places that are utterly beautiful, but not famous for some reasons; or for no reasons at all. In fact, these lesser known places outnumber the famous ones. Most of these are way more beautiful than those crowded with tourists. "Underrated" would be the best word to use. Well, that's enough of talking. Let's get back to the real question, the one that this page is all about. ...

  Similarities between Indian and Chinese culture India  and  China  are home to the oldest human civilizations in the world. These two neighbours has the largest human populations and are two of the most notable superpowers. People of both nations do not know a lot about each other. India and China have a love-hate relationship when it comes to politics. But here, we are going to focus on similarities between Indian and Chinese culture; or India and China as a whole. Let’s dive in. Family-oriented cultures Both Indian and Chinese cultures are family-oriented in contrast to most western cultures. Families play a key role in most of the important decisions in an individual’s life. Parents are considered the most important figures in life because they acknowledge the fact that their parents brought them to existence. In general, rural Chinese culture is much more similar to Indian culture than the urban. ...

LEAST SPOKEN LANGUAGES Ever wondered how our ancestors used to explain themselves through signs? How all these languages came into existence and who formed them? And so many other questions whose exact answers might never be known. We now are living in a world where we have more than 7117 spoken languages according to a research of Ethnologue (published by SIL International). Though this number is constantly in flux and beyond that languages themselves are in flux. There are some languages that we don't have any idea about are spoken in some remote parts of the world, say the language spoken by the people of North Sentinelese Island. Here are 6 languages that are currently considered as endangered languages. DUMI Dumi is a minority Kiranti Language (Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in Nepal and India). Based on the field survey, this language is roughly spoken by about 7,600 people as of 2011 census, most of them living in the hilly area of ...