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Obscure but Amazing Places are some of the most interesting destinations to visit. With so many travelers heading out to big name destinations such as Rome, Singapore, New Zealand, it could be very easy to forget that there are many corners of the globe that nobody would think to even look at, let alone travel to, even though there are some somewhat obscure but amazing places just waiting to be explored. The few people that have discovered these gems, tucked away behind mountains and forests cannot possibly keep these magical secrets to themselves forever, here is a list of 10 Incredibly Obscure but Amazing Places.

1. Tusheti, Georgia

Not a destination for the faint hearted, Tusheti is an almost completely untouched region, tucked far away in the Causcasus Mountain region. There’s a good reason why it’s considered one of the most obscure but amazing places to visit. The villages within this mysterious area are to be found perched precariously along sheer cliff faces and incredibly high, sharp slopes that although completely breathtaking, is not a location for those with height issues. Best explored on horseback or by foot, you will be able to experience life that almost appears to have stood still as you meander along watching the sheep grazing at their leisure and take in the spectacular scenery, gushing gorges, glacial lakes and rugged cliff faces.

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  1. May 8, 2012 at 1:27 pm Permalink
    Ale Salas says:
    i live an hour in a half away form buffalo wyoming. and by far its my favorite place on earth.
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    • May 8, 2012 at 1:30 pm
      Neecey says:
      Hi Ale

      Glad you approve of our inclusion of Buffalo in the list.
      Thanks for stopping by.
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  2. January 2, 2012 at 3:35 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Wow great post :) I’m actually from Georgia but sadly I’ve never been to Tusheti…
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    • January 2, 2012 at 8:36 pm
      Neecey says:
      I’m glad you enjoyed the post. I hope it has inspired you to visit Tusheti (or indeed any of the other obscure places) one day.

      Thank you for reading AWS.
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