The truth about 'Bottomless Lake' in Serbia
For centuries, the Sobolkho lake in Siberia has been associated with hundreds of mysterious legends and does not tell the rumors of
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For centuries, the Sobolkho lake in Siberia has been associated with hundreds of mysterious legends and does not tell the rumors of
The Indian River basin, 5,000 years ago, once had a thriving city suddenly in a very short time. Its relics are called
While secretly about the Bermuda area that scientists thought was discovered about 5 years ago, an equally scary version of the Atlantic triangle devil appeared in Jiang…
Khazalle is a prosperous Kingdom located on the banks of the Iquille River and the source of the River Gorgan. King Joseph took over the delta, blocking the gateway to a…
A Mexican archaeologist found a large amount of liquid mercury under a Mayan pyramid in Teotihuacan, America's most mysterious ancient city.
An amateur photographer believes that a ghost appeared in the camera during the New Year's Eve in London.
For years David Arceneaux - a man living in Port Neches, Jefferson, Texas, USA - came to the Oak Bluff cemetery every month to clear the grass on the grave of a friend a…
Works of Stonehenge monument located in southern England and western Wales may have been built as a symbol of peace and unity of the British peoples, researchers have re…
A big explosion occurred in the Tunguska River area, Russia on June 30, 1908, which is still a mystery.
On December 29, 2010, an amazing scene occurred in the very peaceful Goldstream Park in Victoria, Vancouver. The water on this river suddenly turned green like a neon.
Recently, scientists have speculated that Alexander the Great was killed by a deadly bacterium in the Styx river.
On October 4, 2009, when people and visitors were standing in line on the edge of the river, suddenly from the river surface dozens of bright pink balls flew up, like a…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Lithuania's Kernavé Archaeological Site as a World Cultural Heritage 2004.
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized Puero Princesa Underground National Park as a World Natural Heritage in 1999.
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Haghat Monastery of Armenia as a World Cultural Heritage in 1996.