A mysterious virus broke out in China over two months ago, and now, it seems like the entire world has been affected, if not infected. That’s not entirely true; there are still some places that don’t have any coronavirus cases. Let’s take a look at where they are.
Greenland
This secluded island is the largest in the world. Not only does it have no coronavirus, it hardly has a population, about 50,000. From the indigenous people there you can learn about the local fishing and hunting cultures. And you must be sure to check out the glaciers before global warming takes over and they melt away.
Bolivia
This South American country currently has zero coronavirus cases, though perhaps not for long since it’s so close to Brazil. The terrain is varied, but the most remarkable thing to visit is the Andes Mountains. Bolivia also has the world’s largest lake, which straddles Bolivia and Peru, another coronavirus-free country.
Ethiopia
Ethiopia cuisine has made its way to New York City, but luckily, no coronavirus has yet made its way to Ethiopia. The African continent is one of the few places on Earth where there are very few coronavirus cases. However, if you’re not vaccinated for tropical mosquito-borne diseases, you may still end up getting sick.
Mongolia
This country that is north of China has no reported cases of coronavirus. You can go snowboarding in Inner Mongolia, where there is plenty of wilderness to explore. There are a couple of reasons why there isn’t any coronavirus in Mongolia. Not many people travel there, or it could be because people haven’t been tested for it.
Antarctica
If you’re looking to get away from everything, then head to Antarctica. This is the only continent in the world where there is no coronavirus. To get there requires you to travel to the southern tip of Chile, and even from there, the trip to Antarctica proper will cost you a pretty penny. But you’re in luck; National Geographic is currently looking to give away an Antarctica trip!
