COUNTRIES & ANIMALS

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Its official mascot is half lion half fish, home to the world’s largest indoor waterfall, and chewing gum is banned here

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This country has 22 national parks, including Gyeongju National Park. You can find Jeonju Hanok Heritage Village here.

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This Asian nation was formerly called Siam before it changed name in 1939. Elephants are a national symbol here.

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The smallest country in South America, this country has 94% of its land still covered in rainforest.

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This country celebrates the traditional festival of Naadam every year.

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This country is nicknamed the ‘Heart-Shaped Land’, and its official currency is the Marka.

Landmarks and its country

Landmarks and its country

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Landmarks and its country

Landmarks and its country

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This country gained independence in 1991, is 70% desert, and its most famous tourist attraction is a burning gas crater.

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 Its inhabitants refer to this country as the Land of a Thousand Lakes and are the biggest coffee drinkers in the world.

This is the least-visited country (only around 200 visitors per year) and is so small it doesn’t even have a capital.

This country has 11 official languages and is the only country in the world to have three capital cities.

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Day of the Dead is widely observed here, and you’ll also find a chocolate and chilli sauce used in its country’s cuisine

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This country has the most UNESCO-listed heritage sites in the world, including the Rock Drawings in Valcamonica.

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