The 10 scariest places in the world

The spooky to scary scenery along with the murky atmosphere to the cold of the following locations will surely make you hair up if you miss it.

1. Manchac Swamp

The gloomy atmosphere, mass graves, ferocious crocodiles as well as ghostly tree trunks characterize Louisiana's Manchac swamp as one of the most horrifying places in the world.

Manchac swamp is also known as the ghost swamp. It has been associated with the legend of a mystic curse since the 1920s. Up to three villages and many people living in the ghost marshes have mysteriously disappeared after a storm.

2. The madhouse was abandoned in England

Cane Hill (Cane Hill) is a long-lost insane asylum in Croydon, London. Opening for the first time in 1882, Cane Hill Hiller at the peak was the treatment for 2,000 mental patients . It was not until the year 1991 when patients fell, this mad hospital was abandoned. While all the patients and staff of the madhouse had left, many sick beds and medical equipment were left, scattered, scattered all over and destroyed over the years. The history and ruin of this place turned it into a creepy, spooky place.

3. Ghost town Bhangarh

Bhangarh is an abandoned town in Rajasthan, India and is dubbed the most frightening, scary place in this South Asian nation. Initially, Bhangarh was erected to commemorate a prince in Indian history in 1573. However, due to a cruel curse , in 1783 the place was abandoned. The town's demise over the years has made it difficult for people in the surrounding areas to come here, especially at dusk and at night.

4. Ghost town Centralia

In 1962, a group of firefighters burned garbage at a desert mine for the purpose of cleaning up the town. Ironically, the fire burned fiercely, spreading deep into every corner of the abandoned mine. At the same time, the fire spread, burning in the ground, beneath the streets of the town. As a result, the townspeople fled to the country. Today, the danger of stalking around the town of Centralia includes toxic gases, streets that crack, collapse .

5. Gates of hell

This is a natural gas pit about 99m in diameter, burning violently for 40 years. In 1971, during a geological exploration in the Karakum desert, Turkmenistan , Soviet geologists drilled into an underground cave containing natural gas. Concerned that the toxic gas could be released from here, geologists decided to set fire to the fire and said that the fire would turn off for a few days. However, contrary to their expectations, due to too much gas, the pit still burns to this day.

6. Sanctuary of Tophet (Sanctuary of Tophet)

Discovered in Tunisia, the Hell Shrine contains thousands of children's tombs. According to many scientists, they may be victims of a devastating massacre. Even children may have been killed and eaten.

7. Ghost town Pripyat

One of the most spooky, spooky places in the world is Ukraine's ghost town Pripyat. The nuclear disaster in 1986 caused the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant to shut down and all residents in the surrounding areas had to evacuate, leaving behind a desolate area and dying when the radiation Radioactivity still exists here.

8. Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave

This cave in Belize also has the name of the glass skulls . The Actun Tunichil Muknal cave in Belize is littered with many skeletons that archaeologists say are victims of ancient Mayan sacrifice . There are 14 sets of remains discovered in this cave, of which the most famous is the remains known as Crystal Maiden of a young virgin who was killed when she became a spiritual item in religious ceremonies. .

9. Aokigahara suicide forest, Japan

Aokigahara means Sea tree but is also called by another name is Jukai - 'Suicide forest' because this is the place of death for many Japanese people. Has long been rumored to be possessed by demons, the entire forest is always covered in a very quiet, gloomy and dark atmosphere. Every year there are dozens of cases of suicide. Therefore, search workers are often sent to the forest to find the dead body.

The exact reason many people choose this forest as a place to end their lives is still a mystery, but people still hear each other a story about the first person to choose the forest to die due to the influence of a Novel.

10. Chauchilla Cemetery, Peru

Buried in the desert wilderness, 30 km from the city of Nazca in Peru, the chilling Chauchilla cemetery with many ghost legends is widely recited by the local people around the dry remains, white wilt. These remains are placed in pits and in a sitting posture. Founded in the 9th century, but the Chauchilla cemetery was discovered only in 1920.