(1) Flipkart.com – Score(4.86) -You can not only buy books online through Flipkart, but also mobile phones & mobile accessories, laptops, computer accessories, cameras, movies, music, televisions, refrigerators, air-conditioners, washing-machines, MP3 players and products from a host of other categories. After takeover of letsbuy.com now flipkart is largest  player of e-commerce of India.

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(2) ebay.in  -Score(5.08) After almost 6month of dominating at number 1 ebay has come down at number two on indiafreestuff.in list.  eBay.in is the Indian version of the popular online shopping portal eBay.com – world’s online marketplace. Ebay has a diverse and passionate community of individuals and small businesses. Ebay offers used and fresh items with a wide network of international shipping. http://www.ebay.in/

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(3) tradus.in - Score(5.32) Tradus.in is owned by ibibo from books to clothes they sell you everything. Tradus offers the Online Shopping in India to buy Books, Mobiles, Cameras, Watches, Apparel, Home Appliances, Ipods & Many More at Lowest Price & Free shipping although their refunding process takes more than expected time and they don’t ship all over India but still at no 3 on our list

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 (4) futurebazaar.com  -Score(5.39) -FutureBazaar.com is owned and operated by Future Bazaar India Ltd futurebazaar offers you wide range with good price The people of behind this company are same from bigbazaar, pantaloon and ezone

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(5) buytheprice.com -Score(5.42) Shop Online – Buy Mobile Phones, Laptops, Digital Cameras, MP3 Players, TVs and Hard Disks + Free Shipping .One of the unique feature of this site is item prices get reduce after selling in big quantity for example a 4 gb pendrive is listed at 350 if 5 people buys it price gets down at 320 if 10-15 people buys it gets down at 285 so on buytheprice is at no 5 on our top10 list

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(6) infibeam.com -Score(5.69) India’s Online Shopping Platform offers Buy Mobile Phones, Books, Apparel, Jewellery, Cameras, Watches, Send Gifts to India, New/ Used Cars & Bikes in India a report says 40 lakh visits per month by Indians on this site
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(7) homeshop18.com -Score(5.82) here you find large range appliances, kitchen, cameras, mobiles, laptops, site, indian, gifts, apparel, buy, online, gifts. and more, HomeShop18 is a venture of theNetwork18 Group, India’s fastest growing media and entertainment Group. Network18 operates India’s leading business news television channels – CNBC TV18 and CNBC Awaaz. HomeShop18 has also launched India’s first 24 hour Home Shopping TV channel. The company has its headquarters in Noida, UP. The website has received the ‘Best shopping site” award from PC World Magazine in 2008

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(8) Yebhi.com- Score(5.88)  Yebhi is India Largest Shopping Destination for your Wardrobe. Shop for shoes, apparels, jewelery, Bags and more. No matter yebhi rules in Apparel catagory and if you want to buy clothes or shoes online this is best site, Their deals become more lucrative with discount coupons, Now they are also selling mobiles at good price.

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(9) Snapdeal.com -Score(5.93)  SnapDeal offers everything from local daily deals on restaurants, spas, travel to online products deals. They offer you best price with free shipping.

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(10) indiaplaza.in – Score(6.06) indiaplaza.in is on 10th place of indiafreestuff.in  ranking, Shop online over 8 million items at India’s largest shopping site at lowest prices.

Indiaplaza.in (earlier Fabmall.com) pioneered the concept of online shopping in India. Since 1999, Indiaplaza.in has served millions of customers online with a selection of over 7 million items backed by low prices and reliable operation.

last Updated 10th June 2012

10. Garuda Airlines

Until recently, the Indonesian national carrier was so bad that in 2007 it was even prohibited from flying to EU countries. However, a couple of years later, the ban was lifted, and now Garuda successfully flies to Amsterdam and many Asian cities. Moreover, earlier this year the company awarded the title of “most significant breakthrough in quality.” Nevertheless, statistics of accidents states – four air crashes that have occurred since the company liners, killed 431 people. Most fatal crash happened in 1997 when caught in a trailing smoke from forest fires, plane crashed into a mountain, killing 234 passengers.
Flights: 2 million. Crash: 4. Died: 431.

9. Thai Airways

This year, the largest Thai carrier is celebrating its 50 anniversary. During its existence, the company has been honored with numerous awards for the quality of passenger service. In 2006, Thai Airways has received the prize “Best Crew” and “Best Airline of the world.” In 2007, it was nominated in the category of “Best Airline of the Year ”. In addition, the World Health Organization awarded “Thai Airways’ for best hygiene on board. But in the 1980′s and 1990′s flying on board of this airline was quite dangerous, as incidents haunted it, one after another. The biggest occurred in a flight from Kathmandu in 1992, when the airliner crash killed 113 people.
Flights: 1.98 million. Crash: 4. Died: 352.

8. Avianca

Avianca boasts the longest history of flight in the Western Hemisphere. The first carriage, it began to perform at the dawn of aviation in 1919. The company currently has the most modern fleet in South America, but its reputation was severely marred by several incidents. In the 80 years of airliners airplanes have been chosen for the attacks of the Colombian drug traffickers. To the sad list a plane crash in Madrid was added killing 181 passengers.
Flights: 1.47 million. Crash: 4. Died: 500.

7. Pakistan International Airlines

This state carrier of Pakistan was established in 1955 and now flies to 25 countries. Despite the fact that the company was established with the birth of the state, it has always tried to keep pace with the times and follow the latest trends in the airline industry. For example, PIA became the first airline in Asia, in a park of which there were jets. However, incidents involving airliners PIA has happened a lot. The most fatal of them killed 167 people in 1992, when the plane crashed into a mountain due to poor visibility.
Flights: 1.43 million. Crash: 5. Died: 440.

6. Egyptair

The largest airline flies to the African continent more than 70 destinations worldwide, annually transporting about 10 million people. Alas, since the 70′s the company pursued a series of mishaps that occurred as the fault of the terrorists, and as a result of errors of pilots. The biggest tragedy, which killed 217 people, occurred over the Atlantic Ocean. Transcript of “black boxes” then led investigators to the unequivocal conclusion about the guilt of what happened putting the blame on crew commander.
Flights: 1.07 million. Crash: 4. Died: 402.

5. Kenya Airways

The airline was established in 1977 to meet the increasing demands of tourism industry of the country. And although it accounted only two plane crashes, statistics are alarming since it has not done that many of operations. In addition, two incidents occurred in the past 10 years, and both during night flights. In 2000, Kenya Airways plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, killing 169 people, and in 2007 another airliner airlines crashed in a swamp, killing 114 passengers.
Flights: 450 000. Crash: 2. Died: 283.

4. Philippine Airlines

Established in 1941, the Philippines state carrier made to the list of dangerous airlines solely because of the unfortunate coincidence. If it had not taken a liking to flights of terrorists, Philippine Airlines could boast of an impeccable past. However, during the 70-year history of the company’s planes blew up at least three times and once the plane was seized by terrorists. Fortunately, despite a large number of incidents of people in them died a little. Highest number of deaths, 36 people, was when the plane broke up in the air due to bomb exploded in the toilet.
Flights: 1.18 million. Crash: 6. Died: 107.

3. Iran Air

Before the revolution of 1979 the airline was the official carrier of the country, but then things began to go get worse. It reduced the number of flights to many international destinations and in the end, this year the European Commission forbade it to fly to EU countries. The reason for this was found sufficient. Over the past 10 years the company has suffered three crashes (the one without casualties). But the biggest disaster occurred in 1988 and immediately claimed the lives of 300 people.
Flights: 970 000. Crash: 5. Died: 708.

2. China Airlines

Chinese national carrier is actually based in Taiwan and is one of the largest in Asia. For unclear reasons, it is with these airlines that a large number of incidents occurred causing major casualties. The most serious accident occurred in 2002 during the voyage Taiwan-Hong Kong and killed 225 people. Then, all blamed on too old technique, and the airline promptly got rid of this type of aircraft. Now the average age of the fleet of the company is 7 years. Also interesting is the fact that China Airlines has a few years unsolved problems concerned the lack of pilots’ communications during flights,especially passing over the territory of the Czech Republic. For example, last year because of the alarm raised by Air Force fighter jets of the BBC countries.
Completed flights: 910 000. Crash: 6. Died: 763.

1. Cubana Airlines

Cubana Airlines was established in 1929 and is one of the first commercial airlines in the world. The national carrier has a fleet of Liberty Island, in the mass, consisting of “Antonov” and “Ilyushin” inherited from the time of the Soviet Union. So a huge number of accidents are expected to take place. Despite the fact that Cuban authorities are currently engaged in work to replace liners, and the latest incident in the airline occurred in 1999, yet it is worth considering, choosing it as a carrier.
Completed flights: 320 000. Crash: 8. Died: 404.

Source: http://www.travelvivi.com/top-10-most-dangerous-airlines/

1. Democratic Republic of the Congo

Not to be mixed with the neighboring Republic of Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has become the poorest country in the world as of 2010. Democratic Republic of the Congo was known as Zaire until 1997. Congo is the largest country in the world that has French as an official language – the population of D.R Congo is about six million larger than the population of France (71 million people in D.R Congo vs 65 million in France). The Second Congo War beginning in 1998 has devastated the country. The war that involves at least 7 foreign armies is the deadliest conflict in the world since World War II – it has already killed 5.4 million people. In Africa the war is called African World War. It is estimated that in 2010 at least 45,000 people in Congo are killed monthly.

2. Zimbabwe

Thanks to hyperinflation Zimbabwe has become the second poorest country in the world dropping from first position in 2010. It used to one of the 10 poorest countries but the 87.9 sextillion percent inflation has left the countries economy into ruins. The inflation worrying the country since 2007 saw the government printing 100 billion dollar bills that were only good enough to buy a few eggs.

3. Liberia

Liberia is one of the few countries in Africa that have not been colonized by Europe. Instead, Liberia was founded and colonized by the slaves who escaped from America. These slaves made up the elite of the country and they established a government that closely resembled that of the United States of America. In 1980 the president of Liberia was overthrown and a period of instability and civil war followed. After the killings of hundreds of thousands Liberia is in a deep economic crisis. Statistics indicate that about 90% of the population lives below $1.25 a day.

4. Burundi

In addition to being one of the poorest countries in the world this small landlocked African country is known for its wars between the inhabiting competing tribes. The reason Burundi is so poor is because they have never really had any peaceful time between the everlasting civil wars. Corruption, poor access to education, and a high percentage of HIV and AIDS are all the things that Burundi is known for. Approximately 80% of Burundians live in poverty and according to the World Food Programme 57% of children under 5 years suffer from chronic malnutrition. 93% of Burundi’s exports revenues come from selling coffee.

5. Somalia

Unlike many African countries Somalia has never been officially colonized by any country. The efforts of the British Empire were successfully driven back at least 4 times. While Somalia is situated in Eastern Africa it has close ties to the Arab world. As a Muslim country it also belongs to the Arab League.

In recent years the poor people of Somalia have found a new way to make money – hijacking international boats and taking the crew and the cargo as hostage. International companies are known to pay pirates from 1 to 20 million dollars just to get the ships back. An oil tanker filled with oil can be worth a few hundred million dollars.

6. Eritrea

The location of Eritrea gives it an advantage of controlling the sea route through the Suez Canal. This is why Italy made it its colony just a year after the opening of the canal in 1869 and why the British conquered it in 1941. In the present Eritrea has been accused by the USA of having relations with terrorists. In 2009 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused Eritrea in supplying weapons to Somalian militant group al-Shabab which is believed to have relations with Al Qaeda.

7. Central African Republic

As the unoriginal name suggest this former French colony is right in the middle of Africa. Being among 1 of the poorest countries in the world means that the governmental control of the country is extremely weak. The well-being of the population is entirely dependent on foreign aid and numerous non profit organizations. The very present of aid workers in the country is the largest source of revenue for Central Africans. An estimated 40% of import revenue comes from selling diamonds mined from the countries rich land.

8. Niger

Niger is one of the poorest countries in Africa – over 80% of its land is covered by the giant desert of Sahara. While it might seem like a hostile place to live it is actually even worse – ongoing droughts are leading to more desertification. One day the whole Republic of Niger might be swallowed by the mighty desert. Currently most of its terrain is made up of desert plains and sand dunes with some savanna around the Niger river. Over 5000 years ago the same land was actually covered with fertile grasslands – the desertification has took place in the last 2000 years.

9. Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone is a poor west African country that has English as its official language. Over the years however the locals have used English to derive their own language called Krio. It uses English vocabulary but the grammar comes from 12 different African languages. As is the case with a lot of the top 10 poorest countries, Sierra Leone is also one of the largest diamond manufacturers of the world. If you have seen the movie Blood Diamond you should know that it is based on Sierra Leone.

10. Afghanistan

Over 70% of Afghanis live with less than 2$ a day. To make money a lot of people have gone into drug trafficking. Afghanistan is the worlds largest exporter of heroin. The drug problem in this poor country is so large that a drug test in the Afghanistan police force showed that 17% of the countries police officers had lately used drugs. Even worse – only 30% of the police can read! No wonder Afghanistan is one of the poorest countries in the world.

1. Earthquake and tsunami, Japan (2011)

Cost: $235 billion (by the World Bank)

So far, 8,649 people have been confirmed dead and another 13,262 are missing since the 9.0-magnitude quake struck off the coast near Sendai, Japan, on March 11, 2011. The degree of damage caused by the earthquake and resulting tsunami was enormous. Videos show that almost no parts of any structures were left standing in the worst affected areas.

Failure of the cooling system at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant intensified the situation, resulting in evacuation of about 200,000 people residing around the plant.

The World Bank on March 21 said that damage might reach $235 billion, while Japan's government had a higher estimate of $309 billion. The damage estimate could go even higher as it does not include losses in economic activity from planned power outages or the broader impact of the nuclear crisis, making the disaster world's most expensive on record.

2. Kobe earthquake, Japan (1995)

Cost: $100 billion (by the World Bank)

The Great Hanshin earthquake, or Kobe earthquake, occurred on Jan. 17, 1995, in the southern part of Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The focus of the quake was located 16 km (10 miles) beneath its epicenter, 20 km (12 miles) away from the city of Kobe. Measured at 6.8 magnitude, the earthquake killed nearly 6,500 people, making it the deadliest disaster in the world that year.

The Kobe quake caused about $100 billion in destruction, according to an calculation by the World Bank, but Japanese trade rebounded within a year, with imports recovering fully and exports back to 85 percent of normal levels.

3. Hurricane Katrina, U.S. (2005)

Cost: $81 billion total damage cost (by NOAA)

Hurricane Katrina of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season was one of the worst disasters in the U.S. history. It made landfall along the Gulf Coast on Aug. 25, 2005. At least 1,836 people died in the hurricane and in the subsequent floods. Five years later, thousands of displaced residents in Mississippi and Louisiana were still living in temporary accommodations.

The total damage from Katrina is estimated at $81 billion (2005 U.S. dollars). It also generated the largest single loss in the history of insurance - $41 billion, according to the Insurance Information Institute.

4. Northridge earthquake, California, U.S. (1994)

Cost: $42 billion (by NOAA)

While there have been more powerful earthquakes than the magnitude 6.7 Northridge quake, it caused large-scale damage throughout Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley due to the location of its epicenter.

The Northridge earthquake occurred on Jan. 17, 1994, in Reseda, a neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles, Calif., and lasted for about 10-20 seconds. The quake resulted in more than 60 deaths and more than 5,000 injuries. More than 25,000 people were left homeless, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. In addition, the earthquake caused an estimated $25 billion in damage, making it one of the costliest natural disasters in the U.S. history.

5. Sichuan earthquake, China (2008)

Cost: $29 billion (by the World Bank)

The May 12, 2008, Sichuan earthquake was a deadly earthquake that measured at 8.0 magnitude. The quake killed about 70,000 people and left more than 18,000 missing. The epicenter was 80 km (50 miles) west-northwest of Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, where almost 4 million people resided.

Estimates put direct damage and losses from the earthquake at $29 billion, with indirect damage much higher.

Note: The Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, which caused about 250,000 deaths, is not included on this list. Economic losses there amounted to only $14 billion in today's prices, partly because of low property and land values in the affected areas.

However, money is only one scale of evaluating the impacts of natural disasters.

Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

1. Tsar Bomba: This nuclear weapon is one of the most powerful nuclear weapons ever made. It was detonated and developed by Soviet Union in 1961. It was 1400 times powerful than Little Boy and Fat Man combined. It detonation took place on October 30, 1961. Its blast yield was 50 mega ton. It mushroom cloud was 64 km high and could be seen from 1000 km. This bomb is in the first position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

2. B-41 or Bassoon: This nuclear weapon is in the second position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons. It was with a blast yield of 25 mega ton. It was made and tested by United States in 1960. In two years 500 of this bomb was made. The US claimed that its blast can yield up to 35 mega ton.

3. B-53: It is one of the destructive and efficient nuclear weapons. It was with the blast yield of 9 mega ton. Parachute drop mechanism was used for this bomb. 5 parachutes were used. It was intended to be a bunker buster. Total of 340 of this bomb were made. This nuclear weapon is in the third position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

4. Castle Bravo: This nuclear weapon is in the third position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons. It was mainly a nuclear hydrogen bomb. It was detonated at Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands in 1954. It was with 15 mega tons of blast yields. It had a fireball with the diameter of 7 miles and the mushroom cloud was 14 kilometer.

5. Mk-36: It was the updated version of MK-21. It is much more dangerous and efficient than the predecessor. 920 of these bombs were produced. It was used for five years. In the year 1962, these bombs were retired. This nuclear weapon is in the fifth position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

6. Mk-21: This bomb is the first nuclear gravity bomb of United State. 275 of these bombs were made. Mk-21 was with the blast yield of 4 mega ton. Later they converted this bomb to a nuclear weapon which is Mark-36. This nuclear weapon is in the sixth position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

7. Ivy Mike: This nuclear bomb is in the seventh position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons. Ivy Mike is the first Hydrogen Bomb test of United States. It was tested in 1952. This bomb was with the blast yield of 10.4-12 mega ton. Its fireball was 3.25 miles and the mushroom cloud was 33km.

8. Hurricane: This test was conducted in 1952. Its code name was Operation Hurricane. It was similar to Fat Man although the design was modified. Its blast yield was increased to 25 kilo tons. It was again updated to Trident missiles. It was Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile. This nuclear weapon is in the eighth position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

9. Fat Man: It is that notorious bomb which was dropped on Nagasaki. It happened on 9th August 1945. It was the second nuclear that has used in any war. It was 10 times powerful than the Little Boy which was dropped on Hiroshima. Fat Man’s blast yield was 12-22 kilo tons. This nuclear weapon is in the ninth position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons.

10. Little Boy: This nuclear weapon is in the last position in the Top 10 List of Nuclear Weapons. It was used by United States against Japan in Hiroshima. It blast yield was 20 kilo tons. At least 194,566,000 people were killed by Little Boy. For both Fat Boy and Little Boy the B-29 bomber of USA Air Force was used.

Source: All Top 10 List

10. Candice Swanepoel

 

Candice Swanepoel is a South African model having height of 5’9″ and is best known for walking runaways especially her work “Victoria’s Secret”. In addition to appearing in the lingerie brand’s commercials, she was a featured model in the 2010 “SWIM” catalog. Her blonde hair, blue eyes makes her poses strikingly stunning; with this she has sexy accent and admirable predisposition.

9. Rihanna

 

Rihanna is a Barbadian artist and she moved to United States at the age of 16. Rihanna has named Madonna as her biggest influence, and said she wants to be the “black Madonna”. In her memoir Bossypants, Tina Fey cheered Beyonce for “bringing back the leg meat.” When she dances, the viewers forget the stick leg supermodels.

8. Kim Kardashian

 

Kim is an American socialite, model, actress, television personality, and businesswoman. She is known for starring in Keeping Up with the Kardashians. She is single again after having a divorce from Kris Humphries. Their marriage didn’t last long. These publicity hounds are ignored when Kim is around cause of her attention driving body curves.

7. Scarlett Johansson

 

Scarlett Johansson is an American actress, model and singer. She started her career in the film “North” in 1994. Her prominence rose with her roles in the Horse Whisperer and Ghost World. Her roles in “Girl with Pearl Earring” and “Lost in Translation” made her win BAFTA award. By Channel 4, Johansson is considered as a “peerless sex symbol”. Of March 2006 issue of Vanity Fair she appeared on cover in the nude alongside actress Keira Knightly. She regularly appears on the top lists of sexiest women round the world.

6. Emma Stone

 

Emily Stone registered herself as Emma Stone for Screen Actors Guild. She is known as redhead but naturally she is blonde. Her attractive smile and low pitched husky voice makes men to fall for her. In “Crazy, Stupid, Love” she played the role perfectly and won “People’s Choice Award” as a Favorite Comedic Movie Actress. She won five awards for her movie “The Help”.

5. Nicki Minaj

 

Onika Tanya Maraj, is known by her stage name Nicki Minaj. She is a Trinidadian-born American musician. She is “Supper Bass” rapper. She is constantly on the Billboard Hot 100 charts and is expected to be a regular on Top 99. Minaj is in high demands these days. Her alter egos, changing wig styles and her odd fashion choices are making her influential.

4. Miranda Kerr

Born in Australia Miranda Kerr is a model. Her model trademark is her dimples. She was given rank 4 on the Top 20 sexiest models by Models.com. She has been ranked at number 56 in FHM’s ’100 Sexiest Women’ poll in 2009, number 36 in 2010, and number 44 in 2011. In 2011 Kerr was elected to unveil $2.5 million Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Treasure Bra. She is said to be married to Orlando Bloom and gave birth to a son on 6th Jan 2011. In Jan 2012, she was named ambassador for Qantas.

3. Rooney Mara

 

Rooney Mara is an American film and television actress. In “The Social Network” she indirectly contributed to facebook arousal. She was asked for a lead role in “The Girl With A dragon Tattoo” and for that role she had a complete transformation, from those cute innocent looks to the heavily pierced look. Due to the role she was nominated for Oscar.

2. Kate Upton

 

Kate Upton is an American actress and model known for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for the first time in 2011, when she was named Rookie Of The Year. She was 2011’s best find. Then again in 2012 Upton was announced as the cover model. She has got girly looks and classically curvy body which makes her far appealing.

1. Sofia Vergara

 

Sofía Margarita Vergara is a Colombian television hostess,comedian, actress and model. Vergara had been widely known for co-hosting two television shows in the late 1990s for Univision.

She currently stars on the critically acclaimed ABC series “Modern Family”, for which she was nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards and three Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Comedy Actress. Vergara has earned international fame from this role. She is a mother of a 20 year old and funny woman with the perfect timing in cracking jokes.

Source: http://www.toptensthings.com

1. Vatican – population 832

Vatican is probably the most interesting country in the world, because it is a state into the city of Rome and it is a sovereign city-state. It is also the least populated country in the world with the phenomenal 832 citizens only! The total area of Vatican is only 44 acres, but we will not be wrong if we say that some of the greatest masterpieces of mankind are gathered in this small area! St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and The Vatican Library, where masters like Bramante, Michelangelo and Botticelli created their chefs-d'oeuvre, are just some of the places that one should definitely see in life. The gardens of Vatican are famous all over the world, they cover more than half of the territory of the country and their beauty is incomparable. On the contrary to the small area and the minimal number of population, Vatican is one of the most attractive places in the world!

2. Nauru – population 9,322

In the Southern part of the Pacific you can find one of the smallest countries in the world – Nauru. The Republic of Nauru is the smallest in the world and its population is 9,322 people. This is not a problem for the people, because they have quite a happy life on their island and it is not by chance that it was also called the "Pleasant Island". This is an amazing place, where people used to live quite well thanks to the phosphate mines they were exploring. Unfortunately when the mines were already exploited the country had to face some financial difficulties. But no matter what the economic conditions are the island remains one challenging place and it is rather interesting destination. Its main industry after mining was over is financial operations, as taxes there are really low and also tourism is a business that locals are now developing!

3. Tuvalu – population 10,544

The third least populated country in the world is Tuvalu and it is also located in the Pacific, close to the second one – the Republic of Nauru! Tuvalu is the fourth smallest country when it comes to territory, with 26 square kilometres and it consists of three different reef islands. This beautiful paradise is like a magnet attracting the tourists, who would like to spend their vacation in a nice place, surrounded by pristine beaches. The tourism in Tuvalu is very well developed and the accent is upon the Eco-tourism. Most of the people go to the main island of Tuvalu – Funafuti, because there is the only airport in the country. The wonderful nature and the variety of water sports available are not the only reason for people to choose this destination – the reefs are definitely some of the most interesting and divers from all over the world go there because of them. A Tuvalu vacation might be one of the best experiences in life.

4. Palau – population 20,956

The archipelago of Palau in the Pacific Ocean consists of more than two hundred islands but only about a dozen of them are inhabited. The population of a little more than twenty thousand people makes it the fourth least populated country in the world. The four main islands of the republic are Peleliu, Angaur, Babeldaob and Koror, the last one hosts more than half of the population of Palau. The islands are famous with their typically tropical climate and thanks to the regular rainfalls the nature is more than gorgeous. It is normal for such a beautiful piece of paradise to be a tourist attraction, because everybody dreams of a perfect beach, under the pleasant sun, a view of endless ocean and tropical greenness all around. Tourism is the main business for the country and for that reason it is so well developed – Palau is ready to welcome all the people who decided to have a tropical vacation there!

5. San Marino – population 31,887

San Marino is considered to be the smallest republic in the world and it is entirely surrounded by Italy. Located in the Italian peninsula, the total area of the country is only 61 square kilometres. Its population is a little more than 30 thousands of people and it makes it the fifth least populated country in the world. It is known that the country was established in 301 and this is also the country with the oldest constitution still in use! It is interesting to note that this small country is very well developed and the number of visitors is much higher than its own population. Many people feel attracted by the beautiful nature, Mediterranean climate and the possibility to cross it all and see every interesting site for just one day! Most of the people of course spend much more than just a day, because no matter the small size, the country has a lot of nice sites to offer!

6. Monaco – population 35,986

Monaco is the second smallest country in the world after the Vatican and its location is more than attractive – it is bordered by France on three sides and on the other side is the Mediterranean Sea. Monaco does not have much of natural sources and this is why the country has developed really good tourism, and at the same time it is a paradise for the business, as the taxes are really low there. There are a lot of beautiful places to visit in Monaco and everybody, who has visited it, finds out that this is one of the most beautiful places in the world! As it has been a superb destination for a long time, we can say that it is not exactly suitable for a budget holiday, but everybody who has visited it will agree that it was worth it! This is a romantic place perfect for young couples, having in mind that champagne is something like a national drink!

7. Liechtenstein – population 36,010

The seventh least populated country in the world is the Alpine Principality of Liechtenstein. Surrounded by Austria and Switzerland, Liechtenstein has a total area of only one hundred and sixty square kilometres. The whole country is located in the Alps and it makes it one of the most beautiful mountain countries in the world. The beautiful nature of the most famous mountain in the world makes the landscape of the country more than gorgeous. It is interesting to note that there are very favourable conditions for business and this is why there are many companies registered there. Tourism is also very well developed and all mountain lovers could have a wonderful time exploring the beauty of the Alps! Those who enjoy skiing could find superb conditions on the picturesque mountain slopes and enjoy the hospitable attitude there!

8. Saint Kitts and Nevis – population 51,300
These two amazing Caribbean Tropical islands are the dreamed paradise for everyone, who enjoys being on a sunny beach, bathing in warm water, watching the sunset over the endless ocean and spending a holiday that will never forget surrounded by the gorgeous tropical nature. The fact that the country is in the list of the least populated in the world is not a problem for being one of the most desired tourist destinations in the world. The two main islands Saint Kitts and Nevis are famous for the superb pristine beaches, the nice climate and magnificent tropical plants. There are several carnivals and feasts and there are many people to attend the country especially for those events. There are many options for water sports and tracking, but the most famous sport there remains cricket. People come to the islands to have a sunny tropical vacation, relax or enjoy some of the wonderful cultural events, no matter what the reason is result is always a great vacation.

9. Marshall Islands – population 68,000

The Republic of Marshal Islands is located in the heart of the Pacific and consists of many picturesque green islands covered with tropical plants, surrounded by soft sand beaches and crystal blue water. This is the ninth country in the list of least populated, but definitely comes in some of the first places in the list of best vacation destinations. Except all the water sports and wonderful treks, there is an incomparable underwater beauty that divers could explore. The islands are famous all over the world for offering great touristic opportunities and they are one perfect escape for everybody feeling tired. The Marshal Islands are famous with their decision to create the biggest shark sanctuary – about 2 million square kilometres are a protected area, where sharks are protected by law and fishing sharks is forbidden. This is attractive for all scientists or enthusiasts, who admire them!

10. Dominica – population 72,660

Dominica is located in The Caribbean area and is officially known as Commonwealth of Dominica. Its population is only a little more than seventy thousand people, but this is definitely the place with most beautiful and diverse nature in the whole region. This is a best destination for tracing, diving, exploring, sunbathing and swimming, exploring hot springs and even volcanic peaks. Going there is like buying a ticket to the Earth's paradise, because being welcomed of the kind people of Dominica, makes you feel at home. The place offers not only amazing time in the incomparable beaches, but many cultural events like festivals and traditional customs revealing the local culture and habits. This is the right place for people of all ages – young couples, families with kids and elders! Main industry there is tourism and this is why the level of services is extremely high. Dominica is one destination that should be taken into consideration, if the vacation you are planning is really special and you want to make it unforgettable!