Beautiful places, but visitors should not be sharp

Ancient citadel in Syria, the street of death . has a strong attraction to tourists, but is put on a dangerous list by the Foreign Ministry, recommending citizens not to come.

An abandoned village in Dagestan, in the majestic North Caucasus mountains in Russia.The last inhabitants of the village died in 2015.

The ancient citadel of Palmyra, Syria , once attracted thousands of visitors each year, but most of it is now ruined after ISIS occupied 2015 and destroyed many works of life up to 2,000 years.(Photo: Getty).

Despite the beautiful scenery , Karakoram Road connecting China and Pakistan is one of the most dangerous roads in the world due to frequent landslides.(Photo: Getty).

Mali , a country in northwestern Africa, has been put on the red list due to the risk of terrorism and kidnapping.(Photo: Getty).

Some areas in Beirut, Lebanon , are dangerous for travelers due to terrorism.(Photo: Getty)

The carefully guarded area Svalbard Global Seed Vault , Norway, also has the nickname "Doomsday Vault" , storing seeds used in the event of an environmental disaster.(Photo: Getty).

Danakil Depression in Ethiopia famous for its sulfur field is one of the hottest and harshest places in the world, and the political situation is unstable.(Photo: Getty).

The prolonged civil war has made CH Congo dangerous for travelers.(Photo: Getty).

The North Yungus Road of Death in Bolivia attracts crabs around the world, although every year 300 people die here.(Photo: Getty).

Yemen shares the border with Saudi Arabia with beautiful archaeological sites, but tension and instability.(Photo: Shutterstock).

Caves in the Lascaux region in southwestern France are famous for 17,000-year-old Paleolithic paintings.However, this area was closed since the 1960s for conservation.(Photo: Getty).