How many of these unusual travel facts do you know?
You might have good general travel knowledge, but these quirky questions will really put your mind to the test…
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What is the only country to be named after a woman?
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After the UK and Ireland, which country drinks the most Guinness?
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3
The Japanese like to celebrate Christmas day by feasting on fast food from where?
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The adrenaline-pumping sport of bungee jumping originated from which country’s land diving ceremony?
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Bracken Cave is home to more than 15 million bats, the largest colony in the world. But where is it?
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Despite China spreading across five geographical time zones, how many official time zones does it have?
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Which country has more pyramids than Egypt?
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What percentage of the world’s population has travelled by plane?
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Can you name the world’s most densely populated island?
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What is the only country that’s current capital is an anagram of its former capital?
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Which South American country has both the highest and lowest points on the continent?
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Which country is home to 62% of the world’s lakes?
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What was the first mixed UNESCO World Heritage Site, declared in 1979?
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