10 world-record-breaking places you won’t believe are in India! 🌏🔥 From natural wonders to engineering marvels, India is full of surprises you never saw coming. 🇮🇳✨ #IncredibleIndia #WorldRecords #HiddenGemsIndia #IndiaTravel #ExploreIndia #TravelReels #DidYouKnow #BucketListIndia #RecordBreakingPlaces #TravelFacts #IndiaTourism

Norilsk, Russia is often called one of the most depressing cities on Earth, and here’s why this Arctic mining town is unlike anywhere else: 🧊 Extreme isolation: It’s one of the world’s northernmost cities, completely closed to foreigners and reachable only by plane. No roads connect it to the rest of Russia. 🌑 40+ days of darkness: Every winter, Norilsk enters a polar night where the sun doesn’t rise for over a month. ❄️ Brutal cold: Temperatures can drop below –40°C, with blizzards so strong residents can’t see a few meters ahead. 🏭 Heavy pollution: Built around massive nickel and metal smelting operations, Norilsk is considered one of the most polluted cities on the planet. The air quality and environmental damage are major concerns. 🏘️ Soviet-style architecture: Rows of concrete apartment blocks, harsh weather, and industrial landscapes create an atmosphere many describe as bleak and surreal. Yet despite all of this, around 180,000 people still call Norilsk home, building community and resilience in one of the world’s toughest environments. Would you visit? 🤔 📲 Download the FREE @Travly App to book your next trip 🤍 Link in bio! #DidYouKnow #TravelFact #russia

Off the coast of Miyagi Prefecture lies Tashirojima, a tiny fishing island where cats outnumber humans! 🐱 Once, locals believed that feeding and caring for cats brought good luck and prosperity in fishing. Over time, the feline population grew, and today, only about 100 people live there compared to hundreds of cats roaming freely. The island has even embraced its identity, with cat-shaped cabins for visitors and shrines dedicated to feline guardians. It’s become a paradise for cat lovers and a glimpse into Japan’s unique cultural connection with animals. Would you visit an island ruled by cats? 🐱🌊 🎶 ocean - Calvin Harris, Jesse Reyez #Japan #CatIsland #Tashirojima #TravelFacts #CatsOfInstagram

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Located in the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Colombia, this man-made island is home to about 500 people living on just 0.012 sq km (1.2 hectares) that’s roughly the size of two football fields. 🇨🇴 With no cars, no running water, and over 100 houses packed tightly together, the population density is over 100,000 people per square kilometer, more than 4x that of Manhattan. Despite its size, the island has a school, a church, and a strong sense of community. Residents rely on the mainland for fresh water and supplies, and fishing remains the main source of income. It’s one of the world’s most fascinating examples of sustainable living and community resilience. #SantaCruzDelIslote #ColombiaHiddenGems #DenselyPopulated #IslandLife #TravelFacts #GeographyNerd #UnusualPlaces

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly banned hot dogs, claiming they’re a symbol of Western influence 🌭🚫 According to South Korean media and defector reports, the ban is part of a broader push to eliminate Western-style foods and language. The regime has also discouraged the use of the word “hot dog,” promoting local alternatives instead. This isn’t the first time the government has cracked down on foreign culture—everything from slang to fashion trends has come under scrutiny in efforts to control outside influence and preserve ideological purity. #NorthKorea #HotDogBan #KimJongUn #GlobalFoodPolitics #TravelFacts #BannedFoods

In one of the wildest pizza runs ever, a Domino’s employee in Japan climbed 6 hours up Mount Fuji, Japan’s tallest and most iconic volcano, to deliver a single order at the summit. 🏔️ This stunt wasn’t just about customer service, though. It was part of a viral marketing campaign to show just how far Domino’s Japan is willing to go to satisfy its customers (literally). Mount Fuji stands over 3,700 meters tall, and the climb is no joke — thin air, rocky paths, and steep slopes. But somehow, that pizza still made it to the top. Hot and ready. 🔥🍕 #MountFuji #DominosJapan #PizzaDeliveryGoals #TravelFacts #MarketingMasterclass #OnlyInJapan #TravlyFacts

A Saudi royal once reserved 80 plane seats, not for people, but for his falcons. 🦅 In Saudi Arabia, falcons are more than animals — they’re symbols of pride, heritage, and nobility. Falconry has been practiced in the Arabian Peninsula for thousands of years, once essential for hunting in the harsh desert. Today, it’s a respected sport and tradition, especially among royals. Some falcons are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and their passports allow them to travel across the Gulf. They’re often treated like royalty — literally. So next time you complain about a middle seat… just know a falcon might be flying more luxuriously than you. 😂🛫 #Falconry #SaudiArabia #RoyalFalcons #TravelFacts #MiddleEastCulture #LuxuryTravel #FlyingFirstClass

Swiss couple Emil and Liliana Schmid have been on the road since October 18, 1984, traveling the world in their 1982 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60. They’ve visited over 186 countries across 6 continents, covering over 460,000 miles (740,000 km) and they’re still going. 🌍 They hold the Guinness World Record for the longest journey by car, living full-time on the road for 40+ years without a permanent home. Their secret? A love for travel, a reliable vehicle, and no desire to stop. #WorldRecordRoadTrip #LandCruiserLegends #TravelNonstop #Overlanding #TravelFacts #LongestRoadTrip

Japan now has over 9 million empty homes—a staggering 13% of all its residential properties. 🏚️ Known as akiya, these vacant homes are the result of a shrinking, aging population and rural areas being left behind as people flock to the cities. Some towns are so deserted they resemble ghost villages. 👻 In response, Japanese local governments are offering subsidies and creative incentives to attract new residents and breathe life back into these forgotten homes. Would you move into an abandoned Japanese house if the price was right? 🏠🇯🇵 #Japan #Akiya #EmptyHomes #PopulationCrisis #UrbanExodus #TravelFacts #CultureShift #Housing #Vacations #News #Tokyo #Kyoto #日本 #東京 #ニュース