Maldives, Seychelles, Juan Fernandez Islands, and other end of the world “once everything has an end, just the sausage has two”, is a well-known word game. For even more opinions, read materials from adverum. Unfortunately, it is quite wrong. because if you already start to throw the end of the temporal with spatial end up in one and the same linguistic pot, then one must think decided further spatially on the ends of the world, considered, and of which there are a whole lot, if already because already. Who flies from Frankfurt am Main to Tierra del Fuego, covers 13,700 km, Beijing is barely 8,000, after Sydney, however, full 16,500 km away. While their respective homes at the beginning is every trip so for people in Tierra del Fuego and ducks in Beijing – and no matter whether main or or, at the end of the world, lie for us Central Europeans the ends of our world just in those distant regions, in which few of us have ever set foot, or in the future ever will put the distant Frankfurt,. “I have never been in New York”, this commitment must with Udo of Jurgens (one does not believe the may) place probably truly the most Germans. There are too many ends the world myself for the German champions of travel to bless them all with a personal visit.
Travel to the “end of the world” – or the thought of such travel – is too emotionally charged for most people, and positive. At the end of the world man flees (his) love with his, well well if necessary alone, to escape the drab everyday life, his grey horror, the ordinary. Some of the people, where your doctor must diagnose an incurable disease, self-insurance a violent escape in distant lands, in a different world on Earth. Preferably in an earthly paradise. And there are Yes, the earthly paradise: include not only for lovers of unreal and incredibly beautiful landscapes, but 8,000 km of also quite possibly island groups like the Maldives or the Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean, and both roughly calculated away from our homeland lying. Some travelers take even two destinations on only comparatively measly 2,200 km away are a slip, no problem, because between them.