Anyone living in sparely populated area? My bucket list is to live in a sparely populated area, where it is very peaceful, very quiet, very serene, very blissful, very natural where is this place on earth?
Yes but only part-time (skiing, hunting, vacations with children, 3-4 day weekends, re-energize). Won't share the info about "where is this place on earth" especially in a public forum...secluded place in France, secluded place in South Dakota and secluded place in Québec. These places are near areas only frequent by hunters and has extreme weather (e.g. you need good snowshoes). wrbtrader
Most of those places when publically listed sadly have a tendency to go this way: https://learningenglish.voanews.com...o-dicaprio-film-the-beach-closes/4419647.html
You should get more specific. There are many places that offer your criteria. "The Beach" movie portrays an extreme. It's one end of the spectrum to be sure, but for many, "be careful what you wish for" is an unrecognized mantra when dealing with extremes. Identify what's important for your desired life(style) in addition to the criteria you listed... Internet access? Medical facilities? A Maw&Paw convenience store/gas station nearby or is a can of coffee and a bottle of bourbon a day trip by canoe? And what is sparsely populated to you? Regarding population, in the USA you might use the "Micropolitan Statistical Areas". There are almost 600 areas categorized as such. That list might be either a starting point or a not list depending on your desires.
Montana or Wyoming. I have more people living in a 20 miles radius than those states have individually. lol.
Places like what the OP wants have usually very bad internet connection, something what the poster most likely wants. So I guess the trick is to find such a place somewhere close to civilization, so one can close to people (and internet) if he wants to. Lots of suburbs can have that...