11 Places on Earth No Human Has Ever Set Foot on
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Places on earth no human has ever set foot on. These are incredible locations and stunning spots which have never been touched before.
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Number 11 Mariana Trench, Pacific
The ocean is the least explored place on Earth, so it's no wonder that vast portions have remained untouched by humans. One of those areas is Mariana Trench - a narrow fissure in the sea floor, located in the western part of the Pacific. The trench is the deepest known region on the planet and was formed millions of years ago.
Number 10 Northern Patagonia, Chile
Hosting Chile's wildest landscapes, the area hides untouched rainforests, peaks, rivers, and lakes. The field of northern Patagonia is also home to one of the largest masses of ice found outside of the polar region.
Number 9 Machapuchare Mountain
Machapuchare is a sacred peak for the Hindu religion. It’s said that Lord Shiva, an important Hindu deity, lives here. The ‘Fish Tail Mountain’ gets its name from the shape of the peak as seen from a certain angle.
Number 8 Sarlacc Pit, Canada
A giant gaping cave was found in Canada in 2018 and it was named Sarlacc Pit, after the pit-dwelling beast in Star Wars. The discovery of the cave, concealed in the ground of the British Columbia's Provincial Park, was a remarkable achievement for the explorers.
Number 7 New Hebrides Trench
Although we’ve reached to the sky in exploration, very few attempted to go in the other direction. We may know more today about stars and galaxies than we know about Earth’s oceans. There are more than 30 deep-sea trenches around the world and most can be found in the Pacific Ocean. In 2013 an expedition to the unexplored New Hebrides trench in the Pacific has revealed, with the help of high-tech cameras, the abundance of crustaceans and cusk eels that live more than 23,000 feet deep.
Number 6 Star Mountains, Papua New Guinea
The Star Mountains is a massive mountain range extending from the Indonesian border to the Hinderberg wall. It’s a network of huge limestone plateaus, up to 6,000 feet tall and 30 miles long, that protect the area.
Number 5 Gamburtsev Mountains, Antarctica
Mountains the size of the Alps have been found in Antarctica, entombed in ice - suggesting that the ice sheet formed more rapidly than scientists initially thought. Using gravity and radar sensors, maps were created showing details of the Gamburtsev subglacial mountains.
Number 4 Yucatan Cenotes, Mexico
There are thousands of cenotes all across Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, places that once were revered by the Mayans as sacred wells, and still an attraction for people worldwide. The Yucatan is characterized mainly by its limestone bedrock, a soluble type of rock that can dissolve after being exposed to water for millennia. The collapse of limestones sometimes reveals the cave underneath, thus marking the birth of a cenote. The caves fill over time with water filtered directly by the earth, creating lakes and stunning views. Since there aren’t many rivers in the Yucatan, they were once the primary source of water for the Mayans.
Number 3 Gangkhar Puensum, Bhutan
Gangkhar Puensum, in translation ‘White Peak of the Three Spiritual Brothers’, is the highest mountain in Bhutan, with its peak reaching almost 25,000 feet. Most of the sources say that it’s located at the border with China. However, for many years, different maps would show it as various heights and even place it in completely different locations. It’s said to be the highest mountain in the world that has still not been fully summited by man. There have been four expeditions, none of them successful due to impassable terrain and sudden weather changes.
Number 2 Sahka Federal Republic, Russia
One-fifth of Russia is covered by the Siberian Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia. The major part is located above the Arctic Circle. The hard soil which is covered by permafrost, make Yakutia a deadly place to live. In July, some parts of Yakutia can reach up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, whilst the average recorded temperature is as low as -50 degrees. Sahka is one of the few places on Earth where the mountains, rivers, and lakes are still untouched by civilization.
Number 1 Tsingy de Bemahara National Park, Madagascar
Tsingy de Bemahara, translating as ‘Where one cannot walk barefoot’, is a national park located in Madagascar covered in huge rock formations. With the help of the locals, a set of suspended bridges and steel cables was built, allowing the landscape to be seen from the air. However, getting to the park is still no easy feat. Located on the remote west coast of Madagascar, Tsingy de Bemahara is only accessible by a dirt road, which becomes unnavigable for six months a year during the rainy season. - Zábava
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Do you know other places on Earth that are untouched by humans?
They will Kill You yeah the Sentineles Tribe Island
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@@wickesentertainment2377 There are humans there
@@wickesentertainment2377 This is the single stupidest comment I have ever seen.
The Sentinelese are humans. They live on an island.
How the fuck would said island be untouched by humans?
Think the title is a little misleading. Showing us this places and stinkin' humans are all over the place in some of these areas.🤣
No human has ever set foot on.... except for that one time
Lol
lol
you do realize they can use drones?
@@deniyahhalcatrel4597 thank u
@@reshawnamorgan3359 drones don't have a lot of range, and to classify and catalog fauna/flora you need to inspect the specimen
"No human has ever set foot on"
*shows 100 people chilling in that place
Lol
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“Places no human has ever set foot on”
Camera man:finally a worthy opponent
Maybe they took photos via an helicopter?
No humans have ruined the earth enough.
@@SunshineJoe-cx8yz you mean like helicopter in the cave🥴
@@SunshineJoe-cx8yz helicopter cant reach there
Give this guy an Oscar for the “most dramatic narrating voice that’s not really needed” 👏🤣👏
Lol
Thats Edris Alba the actor ftom GB his voice is deep.
😂😂😂
Should be hosting some police show lol
The glitchy flash transitions was also not needed and almost gave me a seizure.
I've been single for a few years now, I could be in this category..
Haha. Good comment. Sadly, me too.
Oddly enough, me too.
Same
this video is about things noone has set *foot* on, meaning noone has stepped on you yet but you want to be stepped on? each to their own i guess...
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If no one explored those areas then how are there photos of them?🤔🤨🤔
Drones! Probably drones. But seriously, for a video about places never touched by man, it seems all of of the have been touched be man at some point.🤔
The government
@@RonyTomo420 if they did then it should be labeled as "Areas discovered by man" not vise versa
facts -_- no one cares about ik I wasn’t the only one who was thinking that 😂😂
Stop just...stop
Perfect narrator: the voice you'd expect to hear from the reception desk of hell...
The background music is scarier than the actual video 😅
and theres spoopy skulls and stuff
czcams.com/video/3vDTu1FaxMY/video.html
🤣🤣
*it gives de spooks*
Its not meant to be scary
I can listen to this guy talk all day his voice is so soothing!
I agree
Yes you’re right.
"Placed no human has set foot on" - picks a location for #1 that literally has bridges built around it for foot travel. SMH
Just curious what does SMH stand for
@@lovenotwar598 shake my head
Shaking my head =smh
Exactly. And why would someone need to start a group to preserve an area when he's the idiot exploring it? Just stay the hell away.
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This should be titled 11 Place on Earth that have rarely explored by Humans
You could also say “rarely exploited” ;)
Billy Langham can't you spell?it's ''places''.you're welcome
@@reggieholder576 You should probably learn proper punctuation and capitalization before you start criticizing other people about spelling typos in a 4 month old comment.
@@duckhunter17 don't tell me,or anyone, what t d. OK.i just did that in the last part to piss you off.lighten up
@@reggieholder576 the fuck is t d
You know, its really nice that there's still mysteries out there. There are no new continants to explore or islands, so to know that there's some untouched parts of the world is a good feeling. At least we havnt ruined everything.
Unfortunately I feel like it will only take time.
if you hate people so much go live in a unhabited jungle or something
Sound like fun places to visit, I’m glad these places are hard to reach by humans and the wildlife can live freely.
Title: "Set Foot On"
First Entry: *in the ocean*
Do you think feet cant go in water or something?
@@EndingTimes0 Obviously they can, but "set foot on" implies that it's a location people haven't walked or stood in/on. You can't stand in/on the open ocean underwater.
@@rand0mn33ss not yet.
It means a place no one has gone. Are you dumb? You must be an American.
Like I ain’t tryna say anything but like Jesus set foot on water
It’s amazing how the work God has done years ago keeps us busy til this day.
Why the hell would a person be in a trench 1000s of feet underwater...i need to know places on land, so I can hide from people...
Discovery.
Set foot on the ocean floor? My cousin Thomaso did get to the bottom of the Hudson river in a drum.
unless they never wanted to be seen or heard from again...
Hahahah.i like that idea
Human curiosity and discovery. Same reason we explore space
I'm 40 and have still never been to Disney World.
Neither have I, and I'm 52.
Lukeamania same here
Road trip you guys!!!! Let’s do it!!!!
I would love to get out of Minnesota.... PERMANENTLY lol.
bruhhh. How can you live that long and not to have ever experienced the wonderful joy of Disney World's long lines, expensive foods, overhype rides, and the expensive parking tickets?!?!!!?!? I only go to Disney World these days to look at hot teen girls / college aged girls taking selfies and posting on instagram.
Johnny Cash has been to these places .Hes been everywhere .
Lol. Yea he has !
Now that is funny...
😆 😆 😆 😆 😆👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Sir you just made my day.
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Lol. Best comment ever.
I love watching videos like this. "No one has ever explored these areas; but, we have these amazing photographs that aren't satellite images."
The only place that I'm aware of is parts of Alaska are said to be untouched by mankind. I hope that there is still one thing inside the United States that is still sacred.
"though it's worth knowing, that they're both infested with crocodiles"
*shows a gharial*
Travis Wilkins ... Being an amateur herpetologist, I noticed that as well... Extremely narrow snout... Gharial...
Also when he first mentions 'sifaka' it shows a meerkat. Lol.
Gharials are crocodilians.
What a spectacular planet we live on
*In narrators creepy/stern voice*
This place is BEAUTIFUL and some even saying its MAJESTIC.....
The ladies room onboard the Starship Enterprise: "Where no man has gone before."
Was it built by female contractors?
I find these stories so interesting. Keep up the good work.
11 places on earth no human has ever step foot on....until someone took the picture😁😆😂🤣
Ever heard of a drone?
@@williamperry7531 drones build suspension bridges?
The Marianna Trench has always fascinated me. I'm surprised it wasn't #1 on this List! Thankyou for the Video! Keep up the great Work! Love this Channel! 💛👍🌛🌝🌜💛
Why does he make it sound like a scary video 😂😂if Morgan Freeman narrated this the vibe would be so different
Because.......people love dark shit because we are all depressed and suicidal
@@djimma5080 dont forget those of us who praise Satan
This isn't dark though it's about as dark as a carnival fun house. Be afraid theres muuuuusic and it's spooooooooooooky. Maybe this music could have been freaky if this video was about world record tape worms.
@@ChiodosBlowsDogs or world record carnival fun houses infested with tapeworms
I love his voice sexy
Enjoyed the video, keep up the good work.
Travelled to Mt. Everest base camp and machupuchare base camp as well and I didn't know the peak was undiscovered as it's one of the most famous hiking tracks in nepal. Beautiful place
Maybe some people have been on those places before but no one knows.
Maybe your mom has already been there tho...
@@archerspectre8058 maybe you think you're funny! Who knows?
@@missgibbonsx2376
Exactly!!! Nobody knows for sure...
Archer Spectre no we know you definitely aren’t, especially with that anime profile picture
@@missgibbonsx2376 i think it's funny, just like your mom
When a sub went into the Mariana Trench, they saw a plastic bag like you get at a store. Explorer and businessman Victor Vescovo descended 35,853 feet (10,927 meters) into the Pacific Ocean, breaking the record for deepest dive ever.May 13, 2019
Id love a vid on most deadly scuba spots
The voice of narrator is like telling a horror stories! 😵😵😵
the background music too😨
I don't like it either.
Because he always does
@@noemie6804 he always uses this music in all of his videos
😁😁
It’s good to know that there are places left on the planet that haven’t been touched by the destructive hands of mankind!
Vat! you not want a cement block shopping mall there? lOL
You did well getting and showing photos of the places where no human foot has stood.
" no human has step foot on" describes humans exploring on 1/2 the list. Shows footage of humans walking on places and one is actually a park and another is a touristy swimming attraction
Parts of Greenland , NWT and Nunavut, CA, and Nanibian desert. Parts of Patagonia Chile, Svalbard, and arctic islands.
Great list! You forgot large parts of Antactica.
Referencing explored - I think that means it has been thoroughly investigated for breadth, depth and length to document any fauna and flora that lives there. So, merely spotting it and taking a photo doesn't add up to that.
Here is a good visual of how deep our oceans are. When you see an airliner jet in the air, they are usually around 30,000ft. Now with that visual of the plane, it will give you an idea of how deep the oceans are.
The aircraft is at 30,000 feet ABOVE SEA LEVEL. So if you are 5000 feet ASL, then you are only 25,000 feet below the aircraft.
But you will still get a rough idea of the scale. It is not very good, because there is no reference for comparison.
What amazing scinerie, what amazing view, what amazing music and sound of nature..............
My wife's kitchen is untouched by humans. just say'n.
Dean Hudson Or, you could say your kitchen is untouched by humans. Just sayin’.
Never shut up I mean they might have 2 kitchens 🤷♀️
Not even your wife?
You have separate kitchens??
@@Sesquipedalia is it necessary his wife is a human? 🤔
Let’s keep vids like these coming!
It is ridiculous when I hear people say "we know more about space than under the ocean". Have they ever considered that there could possibly be infinitely many oceans on near infinite other worlds that are just as if not vastly more complex and mysterious than our own? We can't even begin to imagine what is out there. Just the shear amount of space should make this obvious.
Think we have to define what "know more about..." means. If that means proportion of the total, assumes we know the limits of knowledge of a topic, which actually we never know. Even if counting facts/ total research, maybe some of it is wrong/ misled. So people can keep yapping about their perceptions, still probably more that we don't know than what we know about most anything (more we know, more we realize we don't know much. Just speculation but maybe why it seems we "know more about space" because it's so distant, we admit we can't explore very far and just compartmentalize assumptions and observations... And maybe the assumption that "hey we haven't explored all the ocean yet, even tho we have coexisted with it pretty much since the beginning of time... What's up with that!? We don't know much about the mysteries..." XD
Also impossible since space, for practically all intents and purposes is (by our intuition at least) practically infinite, unlike the Ocean-- we can calculate roughly the total volume, estimate biomass, etc. sure we may never hit the nail on the head but sure beats whatever best estimates/ trends we can sum up about space (also eerie to think, least imo, we will never know what's beyond the observable universe, by definition)
You mean scientist say we know more about the surface of the moon, than the botton of ocean floor.
i love how this is like a cool nature video and then the music is like “𝗱𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵”
Okay I don’t mean to be weird but like why is this guys voice so soothing 😭😭
check this out:czcams.com/video/Sx8d--usWKI/video.html&ab_channel=K.L.K.L. listen to the narration at6:00 and compare!!!
Not true ! There’s a Starbucks at every one of those locations !
So your saying women step foot on those locations? OH HONNEY STARBUCKS ☕️
It’s a fucking joke chill out
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Good one
Is there a macdonalds too. ?
Lol
Very inspiring science. Learned something new. Thanks.
At last! A high quality voice over.
I'll highly recommend the Tsingy, as I have set foot on it. The dirt roads are fine, and the river banks are steep, so crocs aren't really a problem. Tsingy is incredibly beautiful, and Sifaka's are really cute.
Mount Kailash, this is the real sacred mountain of hinduism, no one set foot on.
Explorer Tech&Truth&Fun that is true but mount machapuchare is also considered sacred and there is no record of anyone climbing it to the top.
I remember a tibetan monk climbed and meditated there many years ago.
Hi! Manipur is a state in India bordering with Myanmar. It has many ancient books and verbal stories saying it is the place from where human beings spread all over the world. Also says that it used to have one of the oldest civilization in the world. There are also many interesting things about ancient scientific knowledge example, "Numit" is the local name for Sun ; Nu = Living things and Mit = Eyes which means the thing which makes living things eyes see other things. There are many ancient carvings on the rock and many other interesting things. In 2009 archaeological department of Manipur University excavated inside "Kangla fort" and they found an earthen wire. Surprisingly, when it was carbon 14 dated it tuned out to be oldest in the history of human civilization but government didn't even give a shit. Most interesting part here is no one has ever tried to discover this place. Very much neglected by the govt as well. So, this is my kind request to do something about this place which still remain untouched. Please...
I came to gain some general knowledge but fell in love with the deep voice that gives me goosebumps😬.
Me 2 girl... He can be talking about just about any thing and i wouldn't care just want to hear hiz voice .. 😂😂
@@swaylawalker7425 😂👍
Armstrong: one leap for man kind
*LEAPS OUT OF SPACECRAFT*
Sees beer cans laying around and bongs
Armstrong: ?????????????
Am I the only one who thinks his voice is lowkey satisfying😂😂😂😂😬😬
@Brenda Duesman it does sound like him now that you said something! 😄 😄
@Oggatha Christie If anything its educational. Not edgy at all
Trying to mysterious
No your not the only one I think he sounds quite sexy you ask me
No you are not only one
Who thinks his voice is lowkey satisfying. Me too
His voice is perfect for this types of videos
Do I know other places on earth untouched by humans? Yeah. My bed.
For things untouched you certainly have not only excellent videos, but with people in them.
Most are not the actual places, only nearby.
WoW so interesting! Thank you
All caves have spots that are untouched. Eventually there comes spots too tight to fit thru. And those areas could potentially lead to huge chambers. That no one will ever set foot in or know about.
Men do not need to set anymore foot on these parts of the earth. Everywhere they set their foot they spoil the area. Glad some of those place are unreachable.
Why do you think so?
Agreed nature is a beauty that should not be touched or polluted by us humans
You do know without people nature is just a lump of rock and some water right?
If you have a smartphone and live in a house, you are part of the problem you have created in your mind
The way it should be...
For you from New York City, if you want to walk the equivalent to the deepest part of the ocean seen on this video (which is over 22 miles or 36,037 meters) walk from the bottom tip of Manhattan at the Circle Line Boat entrance all the way up to the upper tip of Manhattan (called Inwood) and that is only 13 miles. That deepest ocean point is almost two lengths of Manhattan (going South to North) short by only four miles. That is insane.
It's 36,000 ft., not meters. Meters would be about 11,000. That's almost 7 miles.
I'm glad they're preserving that M...pare mountain👍
A very interesting and good topic to discuss music makes it really hard to concentrate with though cause it’s so suspense building Next you should make a video called most uninhabitable places in the universe
In the universe?😂😂🤣.well,pretty much everywhere else is,except earth...
“Has a length of 960 square miles”
...
Either there's something off about that or I've never understood area.
@@ChiodosBlowsDogs Nope... you're good... the writers on this channel are generally dumb as stumps.
There are Places in the Great Sandy Desert of Australia that I saw in the 80's by Helicopter that are unbelievable plateaus of limestone with palm trees and deep water pools no doubt known by the indigenous aboriginal peoples in the past but now probably forgotten, hidden by remoteness and the camouflage of sand dune country so repetitive out there. I will never forget those sanctuaries of life in the desert.
That scull coming after every countdown... scary as heck 😡
Skull*
Niraj Devkota cringed so hard at this comment
Interesting video and topic, but why the spooky voice/tone/music/theme? The fact that they're untouched makes them valuable. It's a happy topic.
Jack hendron exactly. He sounds like the Unsolved Mysteries guy.
That’s the role he’s playing lol
THANKYOU MY LORD FOR YOUR BLESSINGS
This video was one of the neatest yet.
That kept me spellbound, it was that interesting.
Set foot but camera man did😂
Bruh, there was no camera man or anything. These footages were taken by drones or the satellite or porbably aircrafts
@@el_jay83 Not all of it. For example, that one cave. The footage was taken by a person below the person in the video. And they used a rather strict definition. In at least one case, because people had not traveled all over in the area, they called it untouched. The same with the mountain climbers, who stopped about 200 feet below an easy walk to the summit because of the request by the country's government.
The music doesn't really fit like adding eerie music to a documentary about bananas.
I would watch tthat
Awesome video !
“Places on earth no human has set foot on.”
Number one: A place where people built a series of bridges to explore the area.
Lmao
I like his voice, it sounds legendary.
A video with out the tacky ‘doom’ background music would be great!!
🤣😂🤣🤣
The ocean shit always makes me so nervous but it's also so interesting. Imagine all the unknown species still lurking all the way down there
Couldnt agree with you more 😊
Interesting stuff!
There is one mountain named mt.kailash which has an history of untouched since many decades
They should catch one of those eels and somehow put a high pressure camera on one of them
Good show, thanks!
Fantastic, inspiring.
Title of the video says that no human has ever set foot on these 11 places, yet literally EVERY PLACE with the exception of the under water spots has had people set foot on them!!
Perfect vice for this video
Compared to "chills" this dudes voice is awesome. Great video too👍
Video: people dont go here much
Me: *sweats in extreme fear*
It's hard to believe that there are places on Earth that no human has ever stepped foot on.
untouched by humans "the deepest thoughts in my subconscious!
Penis
nice content i like few place from tht video.. especially lake in Mexico that they call gate the after life..
10,000 mm of rainfall in a year..? That's fuck**n insane.
I don't know why, but the fact there exists a cave named after a mythical creature on a space/magic/fairytale movie pleases me to no end. 😁
Mmm me too 👌
Vanessa. Can I please you till no end now ?? ;)
@@JBaked Why not. Sounds fun.😉😊
@@ladonamariposavigilis6447 hell yea shoot me a message beautiful I can give you my digits ;) haha
Friggin Canadians.
My man sounds like Idris Elba
“I am aware of the effect I have on women”
Someone just explored the Mariana trench. How cool.
You have a perfect voice for this
Tell again why am I watching this channel at 3 am?? Ye I don't know aswell
Interesting to travelers, geographers, and geologists, this is a very good video.
Awesome ⚡
this is so awesome
I believe when he is describing what he calls Machu Picchu, he is actually describing
Mount Kailash. They are both amazing places, but the 2nd matches the detail description better.
Machu is in Peru not India wth is he talking about in re to Shiva....has nothing to do with Machu, it's Incan.
He is talking about Machapuchare, not Machu Picchu. Machapuchare is in Nepal. Mount Kailash is hundreds of miles away in China. Three different mountains. Turn on subtitles/captions.
You know that there are places in the heart of Alaska that no one has ever set foot. With its massive size, almost twice that of Texas, there are vast areas of mountain ranges, especially in the northern half, that are too remote to access.
I heard the story about when Alaska belonged to Russia, their government sent a team of explorers into those northern ranges. They never returned. So they sent a second group, never saw them again. So, no one has attempted to go there since.
Amazing 👏