The monstrous leaning church in the world's scariest 'ghost village'

In the northwestern region of Thessaly, Greece, there is a village called Ropoto known as the "ghost village" with its quiet, desolate wilderness. It's not because there are "devils" living in this place that people call it that, but because there is no sign of people living there, it adds a wild atmosphere, luxuriant trees and houses with oddly twisted shapes. but no one dared to go there.

It is known that in 2012, a serious landslide occurred in this Ropoto village , causing houses to collapse, some not completely but only tilted. 300 families living here were forced to leave the village to settle elsewhere. Since then, no one has lived there.

Because there is no sign of people living there, adding a wild atmosphere, luxuriant trees and houses with oddly crooked shapes, this place has turned into a "ghost village" that no one wants to visit.

Among the houses affected by the landslide, there was a church that was tilted but has remained standing ever since. And it is that strange inclination that has turned this place into an attraction for tourists to visit and experience.

The image of the church seen from the outside

Anyone entering this church must bow as if Michael Jackson performed the immortal dance. That's what makes many people excited. However, not everyone dares to enter that church because the tilt of the building makes it very difficult to move. Moving in a construction with such a deviation makes them feel like. having a vestibular attack, both dizzy and tired.

In 2021, a man named Bob Thissen and Frederik Sempels came to record at this leaning church and caused a stir on social media. Viewers at first glance thought this was a visual trick with certain tricks, but it turned out not, every angle was real.