<\/p>\n Visiting new countries and exploring new cultures is an amazing experience \u2013 it\u2019s exciting, not super difficult, and, in most cases, quite safe. Plus, you can easily find a variety of resources to help you plan a trip to the most popular tourist destinations. However, have you ever wondered about other destinations or thought about the worst places to travel to?<\/p>\n Well, I certainly know that I have wondered about the not-so-desirable destinations, and that inspired me to do some research and compare many countries<\/b>\u00a0to discover what is the worst place to visit in the entire world. Even though I didn\u2019t come up with one definitive answer, I managed to create a list of the 19 countries that are a no-go for travelers. <\/p>\n The list of the worst travel destinations is separated into continents, so if you have a specific geographic area in mind, you\u2019ll know what to avoid. Better yet, for each of the countries featured on this list, I provide an alternative destination where you can have a pleasant holiday and list several reasons why it\u2019s a good destination for your travels! <\/p>\n Now, let\u2019s take a look into some of the less desirable parts of the globe! <\/p>\n Europe is generally a safe place to travel to; millions of people flock to the continent every year, and the overwhelming majority report pleasant experiences. However, there are a couple of places you would do best to avoid. <\/p>\n Bordering Russia to the East, Belarus is not just close to a war zone, it\u2019s also an active facilitator in the war. Russian military forces are widely present in the country, and there\u2019s also a buildup of weapons near the border, so it\u2019s possible that the conflict might spread here at any moment. <\/p>\n But these are not the main reasons why you should avoid visiting Belarus; the current government arbitrarily enforces the law, and there\u2019s always a risk of detention for foreign citizens. So, unless you don\u2019t want to be unlawfully detained for just being in the country, skip this country and move on to the next. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Poland<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it has an incredibly rich history and culture and a very unusual (and tasty) cuisine<\/p>\n Unfortunately, Ukraine is an active war zone<\/b>, and there\u2019s a constant risk of missile and drone attacks, even in former tourist areas like the capital city, Kyiv. So far, the war has resulted in a large number of civilian casualties, and you don\u2019t want to risk your life while traveling. <\/p>\n Ukraine used to be one of the most popular travel destinations in this region of Europe \u2013 it has many historic landmarks and immense natural beauty. Hopefully, once the war is over, the country will be restored to its former glory (and safety), and you will be able to visit it one day. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Romania<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it boats a few well-preserved medieval towns and many beautiful churches and monasteries<\/p>\n The Asian continent is home to some of the most dangerous countries in the world, as well as some of the most developed ones. There\u2019s a stark difference between one destination in Asia and the next, so here\u2019s a list of the ones you should avoid: <\/p>\n Syris is a high-risk destination and has been since the start of the civil wa<\/b>r in 2011. The ongoing conflict between rebel forces and terrorist groups is extremely violent and has resulted in many casualties and the destruction of many cultural sites. <\/p>\n Foreign travelers face the risk of being kidnapped, injured, or unlawfully detained by the government. And if this wasn\u2019t enough to turn you away, Syria imposes strict visa requirements, so it\u2019s unlikely you\u2019ll be granted access to the country. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Lebanon<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it has gorgeous ancient towns, numerous hiking trails, and amazing cuisine<\/p>\n Iraq, including the Kurdistan Region, is under constant threat of terrorist activity<\/b>. Bombings and drone attacks are constantly reported across the country, with targets ranging from government and religious buildings to vehicles and residential areas, so it\u2019s equally dangerous for tourists and locals alike. <\/p>\n Even though Iraq has an incredibly rich history, hospitable people, and much lower prices compared to other countries, the risks of traveling here still outweigh the benefits, so I advise you hold off on your trip until the situation in Iraq settles down. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Jordan<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the country has many noteworthy attractions, especially the ancient city of Petra<\/p>\n Much like other Middle Eastern countries, Iran faces the threat of terrorist attacks<\/b>. Although the country has many distinct monuments that are worth visiting, such as the Imam Reza shrine, one of the largest mosques in the world, there\u2019s still a high risk of terrorist activity, even in places of worship and tourist areas. <\/p>\n In case you\u2019re determined to visit Iran, be prepared to undergo a lengthy and complicated visa process. What personally turns me away is the country\u2019s treatment of women, and as a woman myself, I would not dare to travel here and potentially face the brutal treatment Iranian women are sadly experiencing. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Azerbaijan<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it has stunning landscapes, amazing architecture, and affordable prices in both hotels and restaurants <\/p>\n For years, Afghanistan had the highest percentage of terrorist attacks<\/b>\u00a0in the world, and although it\u2019s not currently at the top of the list, little has changed in terms of safety. The capital city, Kabul, which has been under Taliban rule since 2021, is extremely unsafe for foreigners, especially for visitors from Western countries. <\/p>\n Kidnapping is a very real risk in Afghanistan, as well. Even if you\u2019re staying in a city, you can still be kidnapped, especially at night. Other concerns about traveling to Afghanistan include not being able to cross the border to exit the country and not being able to use any foreign cards or exchange foreign currency. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Nepal<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 home to most of the world\u2019s highest mountains that attract many visitors each year; just avoid the rainy season <\/p>\n Yemen is experiencing an ongoing armed conflict<\/b>\u00a0and poses several risks for travelers, including bombings, land mines, kidnappings, and health risks. No part of the country is safe, including Socotra Island, native home to the dragon\u2019s blood trees<\/a>; even though the trees are a sight to behold, the island is a breeding ground for criminal activity, so I\u2019d skip this, too. <\/p>\n Some other unsafe countries in the Middle East can provide organized tours and guarantee the safety of tourists, but unfortunately, Yemen can\u2019t guarantee the safety of anyone entering the country. Many Western embassies have closed due to the security station, so you\u2019re also unlikely to get assistance from your native country. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: United Arab Emirates<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 major cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi boast futuristic architecture, amazing restaurants, and many shopping opportunities.<\/p>\n In recent years, Myanmar has witnessed countless cases of violent crime<\/b>, both among local communities and foreign travelers. Even though the country has been welcoming tourists since 2010 (it wasn\u2019t open for tourism before then), the military rule in Myanmar turns away many people interested in this destination. <\/p>\n Myanmar is also one of the worst places in the world for journalist freedom, so we have very little information on what exactly is going on in the country\u2019s day-to-day life. However, we do know that some foreign reporters were unjustly jailed, and we also have reports on foreigners being kidnapped, even during the day and from public places. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Thailand<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 one of my favorite places to recommend, offering beautiful beaches, bustling cities, rich culture, and mouth-watering food<\/p>\n Well, you were probably wondering when I was going to mention North Korea, and of course, I couldn\u2019t create a list of the most dangerous countries without including it. Even though criminal activity in North Korea is not as prevalent, and there\u2019s virtually no risk of terrorist attacks, the country has probably the most repressive regime<\/b>\u00a0in the world. <\/p>\n The first thing to keep in mind is that it\u2019s unlikely that you\u2019ll be able to visit North Korea at all; the visa requirements are extremely strict, and people are often denied access for no reason. But in the case, you are granted a visa, you will constantly have to be accompanied by a government employee, and you won\u2019t be allowed to take photos or talk to the locals. <\/p>\n The main risk of visiting North Korea, especially if you\u2019re from a Western country, is unlawful detention. And, if you are detained, the negotiation process with your native country could take years, and you don\u2019t want to be stuck in a North Korean prison for that long. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: South Korea<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the country has a unique culture, a bustling nightlife, and tasty food \u2013 just get ready for the long lines in the nightclubs.<\/p>\n Sadly, Africa is the most impoverished continent on the globe, and in some parts of the continent, most people live below the poverty line. Seeing as the living conditions in some African countries are far from ideal; it\u2019s no surprise that the tourism industry is not as developed \u2013 the high crime rate in some countries and oppressive regimes also contribute to the fact that a few countries found their way to this list. <\/p>\n The high crime rate<\/b>\u00a0in Libya is the main factor that deters travelers from exploring the rich history of this country. There is a constant threat of armed conflict, and foreigners are at risk of being kidnapped for ransom. <\/p>\n Libya is a country that has a lot to offer and a large tourism potential, and even though the situation is not extremely dangerous at the moment, things could take a turn for the worse at any point. So, if I were you, I\u2019d hold off on visiting Libya for at least a couple more years or until things settle down completely. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Egypt<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it offers countless ancient treasures, some great beaches, and many adventure activities<\/p>\n The threat of civil unrest<\/b>\u00a0in Ethiopia is quite high, as well as the likelihood of terrorist attacks. The whole city of Addis Ababa is under constant threat of attack, even in places frequented by tourists, such as hotels and restaurants. Unfortunately, poverty is also very evident in the city, and it\u2019s a very unpleasant thing to witness. <\/p>\n In case you decide to visit, keep in mind that you won\u2019t be allowed to take any photos, the traffic can be extremely difficult to navigate, and communicating with the local people can be tricky as well \u2013 people report that not too many locals speak English. Tourists should also be aware that petty crime is also quite prevalent in Ethiopian cities. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Kenya<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 it has a rich culture, stunning beaches, and the most impressive wildlife, so it\u2019s the perfect destination if you want to embark on a safari<\/p>\n The Central African Republic, also known by the acronym CAR, has experienced political instability<\/b>\u00a0ever since it gained its independence back in the 1960s. Demonstrations are quite common, and they can often become violent; unfortunately, foreign visitors can get caught in the middle of it. <\/p>\n The capital city, Bangui, is dotted with armed patrols and roadblocks, and gang activity is quite common. Besides violent crime, there are certain health risks to visiting the Central African Republic, such as contracting the Zika virus or Dengue fever. If you do visit, you will have to receive vaccinations for many diseases, but I\u2019d still advise against traveling here. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: South Africa<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the country boasts some beautiful beaches, has a very diverse culture, and it\u2019s also a great place for a safari experience<\/p>\n Sudan, particularly the capital city Khartoum, has an ongoing armed conflict<\/b>, and criminal activity \u2013 everything from pickpocketing to militant attacks \u2013 is quite prevalent in the country. Furthermore, people that visit the country are constantly asked for money, i.e., a bribe, so if you do wish to visit, be prepared to overpay for everything. <\/p>\n People who have visited Sudan report that the visa process was lengthy, and if you want to take photos, you need an additional photography permit. Also, you\u2019ll need to have a full security detail to accompany you for the duration of your stay and protect you from unwanted attacks \u2013 it is an authentic experience, albeit a costly one. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Tunisia\u00a0\u2013 the capital city, Medina, is stunning, and the food is super delicious<\/p>\n Situated in the Horn of Africa, Somalia is the Easternmost country on the African continent. Unfortunately, the security situation in Somalia is very volatile, and there\u2019s a constant risk of domestic terrorism<\/b>. Kidnappings are also a common occurrence, and violent crime is omnipresent in the country. <\/p>\n Another reason why you should cross off Somalia from your to-visit list is the health situation, seeing as cholera<\/a>\u00a0is still prevalent \u2013 if you absolutely have to visit, avoid drinking the water. Droughts are common during the summer, while rainy weather often results in floods, which contributes to the widespread famine around the country. <\/p>\n NOTE: I have to mention Somali pirate attacks; even though they\u2019re not a direct threat to travelers, there have been cases of Somali pirates attacking cruise ships off the coast of Somalia. Just keep this in mind if you\u2019re going on a cruise along the coast of Africa \u2013 it\u2019s an unlikely scenario, but it\u2019s best to be aware of the situation. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Tanzania<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, and Zanzibar, an island with amazing beaches and lively beach parties<\/p>\n Besides being one of the hottest countries in the world, Burkina Faso is also a very dangerous place, with a high level of political instability<\/b>, a constant threat of terrorist attacks and kidnappings, as well as civil unrest. <\/p>\n Insurgent attacks are quite common in the country, and no place is safe from them, including places of worship, police stations, and urban areas that might be frequented by tourists. Other concerns for people traveling to Burkina Faso are rabid dogs and other wild animals and the risk of contracting rabies, as well as the lack of treatment options for the disease. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Morocco<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the country has amazing cuisine and gorgeous architecture, as well as some of the most stunning Saharan views; although some people deem Casablanca as a boring city \u2013 I still think it\u2019s worth a visit<\/p>\n In this last section of the post, I\u2019ll be covering the countries that you best skip when exploring Central and South America. Some of these countries have the highest crime rate in the world, and are quite dangerous for locals and tourists alike. <\/p>\n Haiti is a country in Central America, specifically on the Hispaniola\u00a0Island in the Caribbean Sea. In addition to a large number of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and cyclones, Haiti is also plagued by high rates of violent crime<\/b>, poverty, and famine. <\/p>\n Kidnappings for money, i.e., ransom, are a very serious concern in the country and one of the main reasons why I advise against spending your holiday in Haiti. Other widespread crimes in Haiti include armed robberies and carjackings. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: The Dominican Republic<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 situated on the same island as Haiti, this country is a lush tropical paradise for beach lovers and surfers<\/p>\n Moving to Honduras, another country in Central America that unfortunately sees many instances of violent crime and drug activity<\/b>. In many parts of the country, there\u2019s no police presence or any type of security services. <\/p>\n Honduras is one of the poorest countries in Latin America and has one of the highest murder rates, so governments of many different countries advise against all non-essential travel to the country. Unlike in many other countries on this list, US citizens are better received in Honduras, but I\u2019d still advise checking out some other destinations in Central America. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Belize<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 a small country that\u2019s easy to navigate, with gorgeous white sand beaches and the 2nd largest barrier reef in the world<\/p>\n Venezuela has the highest crime rate in the entire world<\/b>: homicides, kidnappings, and armed robberies are very common in the country, and no one is safe, neither locals nor tourists. The unemployment rates are constantly rising, so people are often turning to criminal activity to make a living and often target foreigners.<\/p>\n Some of the most stunning natural wonders in Latin America are found in Venezuela, and that might be enough to convince some people to travel here. Once again, I have to tell you that regardless of its natural beauty, you need to avoid all non-essential travel to this country, <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Colombia<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 is a country with a very diverse natural landscape and is home to many magnificent national parks and beaches<\/p>\n Bolivia takes the final spot on the list of the worst places to travel right now. Although it\u2019s not as dangerous as some of the other countries featured on this list, it can still be unsafe for international travelers. The main concern when traveling to Bolivia is civil unrest<\/b>, as protests and demonstrations (often violent) are very common in the country. <\/p>\n However, there are also other risks of visiting Bolivia; muggings are very common, so even if you do visit, you shouldn\u2019t walk alone, especially at night. Also, if you find yourself here, don\u2019t drink the tap water, as there\u2019s always a risk of contracting a tropical disease. <\/p>\n Best alternative destination<\/b>: Peru<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the country is home to the ancient Inca ruins, the people are super friendly, and the food is awesome<\/p>\n In an ideal world, all countries would be safe, and travel would be affordable for everyone. Unfortunately, that is not the case, and as you can see from the list above, many places around the world are unsafe travel destinations and what\u2019s even more disappointing is that there are plenty of other places that can be risky for travelers. <\/p>\n I want to help you make informed decisions before you travel anywhere, so I also compiled a brief list of places where you should exercise caution while traveling. Don\u2019t get me wrong \u2013 I still recommend you visit all of these places; just put your safety alert on high and take some extra precautions before you embark on your trip. <\/p>\n The worst vacation spots in terms of safety are Afghanistan<\/b>, the Central African Republic<\/b>, Iraq<\/b>, and Libya<\/b>. Each of these countries has an ongoing armed conflict and is under constant threat of terrorist attacks. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Tuvalu<\/b>, a remote island nation in the Pacific Ocean, is the least-visited country in the world, with only 3,700 visitors per year. However, that doesn\u2019t mean the country isn\u2019t safe; it doesn\u2019t get many visitors due to its remote location and the difficult visa application. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n The hardest country to visit in the world is North Korea<\/b>; the country is ruled by an oppressive regime, and its borders are closed to international visitors. Getting a visa for North Korea is an extremely long and difficult process, and often unsuccessful. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Phuket, Thailand<\/b>, is a popular tropical getaway. It boasts beautiful beaches and attracts many digital nomads, but unfortunately, it\u2019s battling over tourism issues. It is estimated that Phuket was visited by 118 tourists per 1 local resident in 2023. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n That\u2019s the end! Thank you for reading my (fairly) comprehensive list of the worst places to travel. Hopefully, you now have a better idea of which countries to avoid on your next trip. <\/p>\n Lucky for you, I provided alternatives for each of the high-risk countries on this list, so if you wanted to visit any of the dangerous countries, you now have a backup plan. <\/p>\n In case you have a different opinion on the worst places to travel in the world, please let me know in the comment section below. And if you have any other questions or concerns about traveling somewhere, feel free to ask \u2013 I\u2019m more than happy to assist you! <\/p>\n Have fun traveling cautiously, <\/p>\n Hristina<\/i><\/p>\n RELATED POSTS:<\/p>\n 5 Tallinn Locations for Your Upcoming Trip<\/a><\/p>\n TOP Kathmandu Hotels for a Memorable Nepal Stay<\/a><\/p>\n 6 GREAT Manila Neighborhoods for Your Stay<\/a><\/p>\n 11 AMAZING Towns & Cities for Your Japan Trip<\/a><\/p>\n![\"A](\"https:\/\/misstourist.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/0-Worst-Travel-Destinations.jpg\"\/)
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1. Belarus<\/h3>\n
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3. Syria<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n7. Yemen<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n9. North Korea<\/h3>\n
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10. Libya<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n11. Ethiopia<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n12. Central African Republic<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n14. Somalia<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n15. Burkina Faso<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nCentral & South America<\/span><\/h2>\n
16. Haiti<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n17. Honduras<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n18. Venezuela<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n19. Bolivia<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nPlaces to exercise caution<\/span><\/h2>\n
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FAQs about the worst places to travel<\/span><\/h2>\n
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<\/figure>\n\u274c What are the least safe vacation destinations?<\/h4>\n
\ud83d\udeab What is the number 1 least visited country?<\/h4>\n
\ud83d\ude45 Which country in the world is hardest to visit?<\/h4>\n
\u2753 Where is overtourism most common?<\/h4>\n
Final thoughts on the worst places to travel to<\/h4>\n
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