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Greenland to Honsu: 7 largest Islands in the World

Explore the majesty of Earth's largest islands, from Greenland's icy vastness to Borneo's lush rainforests. Join us on a journey of discovery and wonder

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Greenland

The world's largest island, located in the North Atlantic Ocean, is known for its vast ice sheet and stunning natural beauty, attracting adventurers and scientists alike

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New Guinea

Shared by Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, this island boasts incredible biodiversity, with dense rainforests, diverse cultures, and unique wildlife

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Borneo

Home to lush rainforests, endangered orangutans, and diverse ecosystems, Borneo is shared by Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia, offering unparalleled opportunities

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Madagascar

Situated off Africa's southeastern coast, Madagascar is a biodiversity hotspot, renowned for its lemurs, baobab trees, and other endemic species, making it a paradise

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Baffin Island

Canada's largest island, located in Arctic, is characterized by rugged landscapes, towering mountains, and icy fjords, providing a habitat for polar bears, seals, artic wildlifes

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Sumatra

Indonesia's sixth-largest island is renowned for its lush rainforests, diverse wildlife, and unique cultures. From the iconic Sumatran tiger to the ancient temples of Borobudur

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Honshu

Japan's main island, Honshu, is a blend of modernity and tradition, with vibrant cities like Tokyo and Kyoto coexisting alongside serene countryside, majestic mountains

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