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  • North Sentinel Island
    Why Is it Illegal to Visit North Sentinel Island in India?

    …has been home to the Sentinelese, a hunter-gatherer community and one of the world’s most isolated tribes. Visiting the island has been illegal for decades. The government of India restricts entry to North Sentinel to protect the tribe from outside contact and preserve their way of life, largely because isolated…

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    …has been home to the Sentinelese, a hunter-gatherer community and one of the world’s most isolated tribes. Visiting the island has been illegal for decades. The government of India restricts entry to North Sentinel to protect the tribe from outside contact and preserve their way of life, largely because isolated…

    Read More