In “Into the Mystical Unreal Reality of the Faroe Islands” New York Times described the archipelago of 18 upthrusted hunks of igneous rock in the middle of precisely nowhere, “maybe the most curious place left on earth,” and for good reason. Take a look at the stunning set of photos below then read the full article over on NYTimes.com to get an idea of why the Faroe Islands might be the most mystical place you can add to your travel bucket list.
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Images: Faroe Islands photo source via shutterstock.com
Faroe Islands photo source via faroephoto.com
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