10 forbidden places to attract curiosity on Earth

Some places in the world are so thoroughly protected that ordinary people find it hard to arrive.

Some places in the world are so thoroughly protected that ordinary people find it hard to arrive.

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Ilha da Queimada Grande, or Snake Island , is a small island of 0.45 km2 located off Brazil.This is home to more than 4,000 deadly snakes including the golden-headed cobra (Bothrops insularis), one of the world's most unique snakes, according to Mother Nature Network.Snake venom can kill people within an hour.Snake Island is so dangerous that the Brazilian navy banned everyone, except for some scientists to step on the island to study.(Photo: Flickr).

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Lascaux cave in southwestern France is home to ancient artworks, dating from 17,000 years ago.The cave image depicts the huge animals that live in the Paleolithic period.Currently, Lascaux cave is only open to scientists to study, not to receive tourists because the paintings in the cave are showing signs of being damaged.(Photo: iStock).

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The island of Poveglia, Italy , used to be a quarantine of European plague people in the 14th and 17th centuries. Their corpses were assembled into large yards on the island and cremated.Even patients who have only expressed mild symptoms are forced to leave home to take to the island.Today, the island is deserted and uninhabited.Tourists and fishermen are prohibited from approaching the island.(Photo: Wikimedia).

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North Sentinel is a remote island located in the Bay of Bengal in the Indian Ocean.People on the island find ways to avoid communicating with the outside world.Therefore, tourists or fishermen who set foot on this land were attacked aggressively.In 2006, Aboriginal people killed two men who were illegally fishing around their area.Even low-level aircraft of the government to scouts are stoned and shot arrows to destroy.Due to the dangerous nature, the government is forced to give up its desire to intervene in the lives of the islanders, and at the same time let them choose their own way of life.(Photo: Wikimedia).

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Area 51 is located 128km northwest of Las Vegas, USA, is one of the most mysterious places in the world.Many people believe that there is a fragment of a flying saucer falling in Roswell in 1947. The US government is rumored to use the site to hide the bodies and flying saucers of aliens, according to Reuters.Area 51 is not available on any US cadastral map.For decades no one knew of its existence.In 2013, the US Government confirmed the existence of Area 51, used to test U-2 reconnaissance aircraft.(Photo: iStock).

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The tomb of Qin Shihuang is located north of Ly Son Mountain, in Shaanxi Province (China), 50 km east of Xi'an. The tomb area is sealed and buried beneath the vegetation layer over thousands of years. Current technology cannot handle the entire underground tomb complex, as well as preserve excavated artifacts. Therefore, it is unlikely that the tomb will be opened in the near future.
Qin Shihuang's tomb is covered by vegetation that looks like a hill.(Photo: Wikimedia).

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The Global Seed Vault , or apocalyptic tunnel, is located deep beneath the permafrost in Svalbard between Norway and the Arctic.After being placed inside, seed containers cannot be opened nor removed by anyone except the seeding agency.(Photo: Wikimedia).

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Surtsey Island, Iceland , is a volcanic island formed in the 1960s. It has been protected as a nature reserve since birth.Tourists are not allowed to visit Surtsey Island but only researchers can visit the island.(Photo: Wikimedia).

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The Pine Gap base deep in Australia's Outback desert is an Australian and American ground satellite station.It is also known as the Integrated Space Defense Research Facility or Pine Gap Union Defense Base.Only employees are allowed to enter this area.(Photo: iStock).

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Mezhgorye is a small town located near Mount Yamantau, Russia.About 17,000 people live in this town.Many rumors suggest that Mezhgorye contained a secret nuclear base or underground facility.Strangers cannot enter the town of Mezhgorye without the government's permission.(Photo: Wikimedia).

Update 18 December 2018
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