10 of the world’s quietest places for a dose of calm - SilverKris
"A 5,000‑hectare sanctuary in the South African Karoo recognised as a Quiet Conservation Area, this reserve hosts roughly 900 large mammals and 133 bird species—such as eland, kudu, plains zebra, springbuck, black wildebeest, black harrier, lanner falcon and blue crane—so the dominant soundscape is wildlife rather than human noise. The remote location encourages immersion in undisturbed nature and reflection, and on‑site programming like a one‑week Spirit of the Wild course helps visitors deepen their understanding of quiet as a pathway to inner peace. Accommodation options on the reserve support multi‑day stays for a thorough retreat." - Tamara HinsonandErica Fong
