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Explore fascinating facts about the world's smallest countries! Discover unique cultures, histories, and geography of these micro-nations, from Vatican City to Monaco.
Despite its wealth and unique status, Brunei occupies a relatively small portion of the vast island of Borneo. Its land area is approximately 5,765 square kilometers, making it significantly smaller than its Malaysian and Indonesian neighbors on the island.
Covering just 468 square kilometers, Andorra is a tiny independent principality nestled in the Pyrenees mountains. Despite its small size, it welcomes millions of tourists annually, drawn to its ski resorts and duty-free shopping opportunities.
