The most isolated, uncontacted unplugged people on earth live on a small island in the Andaman

archipelago in the Bay of Bengal.

Their language and their culture are still almost completely unknown. In just a bit, Adam Goodhart tells us how he found that the people of North Sentinel Island

wore off anyone who tries to visit.

They do have some very rude gestures that they like to make to outsiders.

Tap into the gazelleck spirit of Amsterdam by navigating its famous canals.

We'll hear how to spend a day by the water like the Dutch do.

There's nothing more fun than taking a beer or a glass of wine and putting your feet over the

side of the canal and just sit there and watch the boats passing by.

And get a taste of Old World Portugal and Queenbra. It's home to one of Europe's

oldest universities. A campus that is coming from a palace, from a royal palace from

the 1500s.

Come along with travel, Rick Steves.

From a distance, you see a tropical paradise isolated from the rest of the world.

But up close, North Sentinel Island in the middle of the Bay of Bengal is home to one of the most elusive tribes on Earth.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steve's... of the most elusive tribes on earth.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steve's Adam Goodhart tells us what a visit to the Andaman Islands

showed him about the isolated Sentinel East people. And a guide from Portugal tells us why the venerable

university town of Queenborough is such a delight to explore. Let's start the hour

I'm getting acquainted with Amsterdam's charming canals.

Amsterdam, with 60 miles of canals, is known as the Venice of the north.

Amsterdam's can nows can teach us about its history and its culture,

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