Remote Atoll “One Foot Island,” Cook Islands – Kashi Samaddar, a Hindu traveler from India, has officially been certified as the “Most Traveled Person of the Planet” after visiting every one of the 197 independent sovereign countries, including Kosovo, South Sudan, Niue, and the Cook Islands.
On 25th February 2024, during his third visit to the Remote Atoll “One Foot Island” in the Cook Islands, Kashi completed a staggering journey covering 5,564 territories, dependent regions, disputed countries, straits, and tourism locations worldwide.
In a remarkable achievement, he also became the first person to bank in all 197 countries on the same day. His travels, spanning from 2007 to 2013, involved an expenditure of over US$3.16 million, including providing free visa guidance to travelers of all nationalities. This feat is recognized as the most expensive world record involving global banking and travel.
Kashi Samaddar’s dedication and passion for exploration have set a new benchmark in the world of travel and adventure.
