Wyoming
Wyoming is the least populous US state, dominated by Yellowstone (the world's first national park, established 1872) and the Grand Tetons, and was the first US state to grant women the vote in 1869.
Wyoming is the least populous US state, dominated by Yellowstone (the world's first national park, established 1872) and the Grand Tetons, and was the first US state to grant women the vote in 1869.
Afghanistan is a landlocked, mountainous country in South-Central Asia, sitting at the historic crossroads of Persian, Indian and Central Asian civilisations along the ancient Silk Road.
Albania is a mountainous Balkan nation on the Adriatic and Ionian Sea coasts, bordered by Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia and Greece. Its rugged interior and Riviera-style beaches have made it a fast-growing destination for travellers seeking unspoiled Mediterranean coastline.
Algeria is the largest country in Africa by area, dominated by the Sahara Desert, with a Mediterranean coastline that hosts most of its population and capital Algiers — a UNESCO casbah of layered Arab and French heritage.
Andorra is a tiny landlocked principality in the eastern Pyrenees between France and Spain, famous for ski resorts, duty-free shopping and a uniquely shared headship of state.
Angola is a south-western African nation on the Atlantic coast, formerly Portugal's largest colony, with extensive oil and diamond resources and a culture rooted in Bantu, Portuguese and Brazilian influences.
Antigua and Barbuda is a twin-island Caribbean state in the Leeward Islands, famous for 365 white-sand beaches — locals say one for every day of the year.
Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world, stretching from the Andes to Patagonia and the Atlantic, with the cosmopolitan capital Buenos Aires and a culture rooted in tango and gaucho heritage.
Armenia is a small landlocked South Caucasus country with an ancient Christian heritage — it was the first nation in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301 CE.