Top 5 most extreme places to live in the world

Do you want ___ get away from everything? Tristan da Cunha is the most remote place ___ the world, somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

There ___ also spectacular scenery, including the Five Rivers Lookout, where five rivers flow in the sea.

It is between two mountain ranges so the cold air doesn’t move and the ground is always frozen. Schools close ___ the temperature drops to -52°C and locals say that breathing gets difficult at about -60°C.

Do you ever complain ___ the rain…? Then think about the people in Lloró near the west coast of Colombia. They have a lot of rain – more ___ 1,300 centimeters a year.

There is no airport, but there ___ a shop, and a swimming pool; which ___ strange, as there ___ many beaches along the beautiful coast where you can swim.

___ you bored with your home town… and thinking ___ moving somewhere more interesting? Here are a few suggestions of some of the most interesting – and extreme – places in the world where you could go!

From one extreme to another… Aswan in Egypt is the driest place on Earth where people live, with an average of 0.05 centimeters rainfall ___ year.

The people make their money by cutting down trees in the forest nearby, where you can be sure that ___ will rain every day of the year.

Fancy a warm climate? ___ hottest town in the world which is permanently inhabited is Wyndham in Western Australia. All year round the temperature stays ___ 31-39°C.

What ___ somewhere a bit colder? The village of Oymyakon in Russia is the coldest place where people live, with temperatures regularly ___ -40°C.