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                               MOST UNUSUAL, NEED TO KNOW, TRAVEL FACTS
Traveling can expand your mind and lead you to new and exciting experiences. You may have cultivated an idea of what your trip will be like based on reviews of past travelers and viewing the websites of popular attractions. While these resources can yield helpful advice and information, there are some interesting facts and unusual customs that might not be readily known by the average traveler. Here are a few travel facts that can help you embrace the etiquette, explore like a local, or maybe entertain a few people at your next dinner party.

1. 60% of the world's lakes are located in Canada

 

Canada is the second largest country in the world and an astounding 9% of its surface is covered by fresh water. The number of lakes exceeding 3 square kilometers is almost 32,000. These include lakes that disappear and reappear seasonally, lakes with mineral densities three times saltier than the ocean, and lakes located within larger lakes.

2. South Africa is home to the longest continuous wine route in the world

Stretching from the Cape Winelands to the Klein Karoo, this gorgeous route is one of South Africa's most renowned attractions and an important aspect of their agricultural industry. Wine tasting along the route yields a varied array of wines and expansive vineyard views. Find out more about the best ways to explore the wine route and other parts of South Africa through a luxury excursion of your own.
3. Over 30 million people in China live in caves

These caves have no indoor plumbing and cost around $30 US dollars per month to rent. Common in the dry climate of Northwest China, these cave dwellings are categorized into three types: cliff caves, independent caves, and underground caves.