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Monaco to Liechtenstein: 7 least populated countries in the World

Embark on a journey to discover the world's smallest populations. From Nauru to Monaco, explore the unique cultures and landscapes of these fascinating destinations

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Nauru

Situated in the Pacific, Nauru faces environmental challenges due to phosphate mining. Its isolation and small population of 10,873 create a unique cultural setting

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Palau

This Micronesian paradise boasts pristine islands and coral reefs. Palau, with a population of 18,174, is known for its commitment to environmental conservation

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British Virgin Islands

In the Caribbean, the BVI, with 30,423 inhabitants, features stunning beaches and a robust yachting scene

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San Marino

Enclaved in Italy, San Marino, with 34,010 residents, is one of the world's oldest republics. Tourists are drawn to its medieval architecture

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Liechtenstein

Between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein, with a population of 38,254, is a principality blending alpine heritage with modernity

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Turks and Caicos Islands

These Caribbean islands, with 39,226 inhabitants, offer pristine beaches and turquoise waters. Tourism is pivotal, combining luxury resorts with natural beauty

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Monaco

Monaco, with 39,520 residents, is a glamorous city-state on the French Riviera. Known for wealth and luxury, it hosts iconic events like the Grand Prix

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