Like the title of the thread says, just take us to the tour to any website, that we don’t know about it! 
Like any website… 
Edit: Thank you admin for the approval!
Here are some useful websites:
1. theworldsworstwebsiteever.com: First in place is a really awful website with unambiguous animation running around.
2. catleidoscope.sergethew.com: It’s filled with some psychedelic mirrored cat pictures. It might amuse you if you are a cat person. No, It won’t!
3. wikipeetia.com: It’s the misspelt version of wikipedia.com and literally it’s nothing more. It’s also called “The misspelt encyclopedia”.
4. comingupmilhouse.com: It’s amusing somehow but also makes you hate yourself that you came to a website only for this!
5. mostexclusivewebsite.com: It’s so exclusive that only one person can visit it at a time while rest might stay in the infinite wait list.
6. theuselessweb.com: Really, It’s the most useless website on earth in a literal sense.
7. berniesingles.com — Here you can meet up with local Bernie Sanders supporters near your place.
papertoilet.com: Play with a toilet paper roll, if you like to.
hodor-lang.org: It’s one of the most technically intechnical websites. Is that even a word? Well, do you even expect The Hodor programming language to be a real language!
cybersquirrel1.com: Squirrels are on cyberwar. Disrupting at the highest levels, its #CyberWar4Ever! This website is a geographical visualization of all the unclassified cyber attacks done by squirrels.
There are millions of websites on internet but some of them are utmost useful or fulfil one of your usual need completely. I am going share with you a big list of such websites guys, Some of these you may have never heard about:
Bruh You REALLY took it to the next level 
Really worth the time spent… Missed this post 7 months ago… 
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Here is a list of 36 sites picked at random that I think you’ll find interesting and useful. (The Alexa rating is the site’s popularity). Actually, I think you’ll enjoy all of the sites on www.eflip.com Take a tour, and see the web.
https://www.bmj.com/ - British Medical Journal – Alexa 4827
https://www.politico.eu/ - Politico Europe – Alexa 18280
http://www.sportingnews.com/ - News of Sports – Alexa 5608
https://thewalrus.ca/ - Independent Journalism – Alexa 101351
http://www.vulture.com/ - about Entertainment – Alexa 1817
https://breakingdefense.com/ - Hi-tech Warfare – Alexa 111539
http://inthesetimes.com/ - Left bias news – Alexa 97779
https://spectator.org/ - Right bias news – Alex 55405
https://www.inverse.com/ - Pop culture news - Alexa 7628
https://www.commondreams.org/ - Left bias news – Alexa 23422
https://neurosciencenews.com/ - Latest about Neuro Science – Alexa 68438
https://www.justsecurity.org/ - Defense and Security News – Alexa 116047
https://www.todaysparent.com/ - Tips on Parenting – Alexa 52601
http://www.xinhuanet.com – News from China – Alexa 116
https://civileats.com/ - Business of Food – Alexa 177556
http://theinfluence.org/ - Politics of War on Drugs – Alexa 2176389
https://boingboing.net/ - Pop culture – Alexa 5963
http://www.taipeitimes.com/ - News from Taipei – Alexa 58234
http://thefederalist.com/ - Right bias news – Alexa 12631
https://www.americanthinker.com/ - Thinking man’s right-bias – Alexa 16524
https://www.motherearthnews.com/ - Back to the Land – Alexa 36500
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/ - What is Old is New again – Alexa 70542
https://thebaffler.com/ - Well written and timely essays – Alexa 55277
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/ - News that helps you think positively – 49271
https://www.howtogeek.com/ - How to Tech – Alexa 1009
https://www.city-journal.org/ - Urban Living – Alexa 82903
https://www.techwalla.com/ - Cool Tech – Alexa 3125
https://www.historytoday.com/ - Cool History – Alexa 58232
https://www.universetoday.com/ - News about the Universe – Alexa 30224
https://www.workingmother.com/ - Advice for the Working Mother – Alexa 69274
https://www.hcn.org/ - Focus on the Western US – Alexa 1117987
https://www.bonappetit.com/ - Learn to be a chef – Alexa 5109
https://www.carbonbrief.org/ - Climate Change – Alexa 153788
http://nautil.us – Online literary magazine – Alexa 31846
https://www.outsideonline.com/ - The Great Outdoors – Alexa 11420
https://www.mindbodygreen.com/ - Women’s Healthy Living – Alexa 9258
Knowledge media
TED / TED-Ed — spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks
Curiosity — hundreds of thousands of quality videos for your interests
Investopedia — largest financial education website in the world
Open Culture — compendium of free learning resources
HowStuffWorks — explains thousands of topics, from ESP to lock-picking
Popular Science — magazine on current science and technology
AEON — profound and provocative thinking for the web
The Atlantic — We know it’s a curveball… but it’s awesome!
Book of Life — for the most substantial things in your life
Matter — Award winning publishing platform and studio for storytellers
Blogs
Wait But Why — a stick-figure-illustrated blog about almost everything
Brain Pickings — an inventory of cross-disciplinary interestingness
Backreactions — theoretical physicist on recent news in physics
You Are Not So Smart — an attack on common misconceptions we all have
Hello Internet — Brady Haran and CGP Grey discuss. It’s worth listening.
Whizzpast — a very impressive history blog read
Barking up the wrong tree —science-based insights on how to get ahead
20 Minute VC — Want to get funding or begin a career in VC? Start here!
Engaging tools
Kahoot — engage with learning games, made from multiple choice questions
Lumosity — challenge your cognitive abilities with scientific brain games
Memrise — learning languages and vocabulary, made joyful
Macat — Platform for developing critical thinking
Duolingo — get your language education for free
Degreed — the lifelong learning platform, aggregating everything you do
Communities
Quora — connecting people who have knowledge to the people who need it
Socratic —Answers and content from a huge community of teachers
Declara — discover, collect, and share knowledge with like-minded people
Stack Exchange — expert Q&A communities, including Stack Overflow
Zooniverse — world’s largest platform for people-powered research
Instructables — user-created and uploaded do-it-yourself projects
Academia — Share and discover academic papers on all topics
Course platforms
Coursera — getting you access to the world’s greatest education
Highbrow — 5-minute courses brought to your inbox every day
Udemy — follow courses on yoga to photography–and much, much more
FutureLearn — go through courses from universities and cultural institutions
MIT OpenCourseWare — virtually all MIT course content
Udacity — acquire skills through series of courses and hands-on projects
edX — access high quality education, including from MIT & Harvard
Codeacademy — learn to code interactively, for free
Khan Academy — work on the skills you choose at your own pace
Academic Earth — free college courses and ongoing series of original videos
Chesscademy — free online lessons for those keen to play chess
How to start a startup — The best one-stop-shop for entrepreneurs
The Most Useful Websites and Web Apps are as under:
Lots of new websites Yay!!!
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