The most terrifying tourist destinations on the planet

Just know the secrets hidden behind these locations, surely visitors will not dare to dive into.

 

Deep in the island of Spitsbergen in Norway, there is a secret hidden cellar. This is a place to preserve plants, store a lot of precious plants, no matter how many human disasters happen, be assured that if this place is not destroyed, everything will be restored. It was built to last about 200 years and withstand earthquakes and explosions.

 

Island North Sentinel is one of the few tribes in the world not exposed to modern civilization. It is believed that the tribe survived by hunting, fishing, and weed trees, with no signs of agriculture or fire. In 2006, the tribe killed two people when trying to invade their territory. Currently the island is a secret place where no one is able to come.

 

An ancient historian Strabo visited this place and said 'Any animal that goes inside will die instantly'. The danger of the pit proved in 1986, scientists measured normal CO2 levels during the day, but at night when the temperature felt, CO ₂ became elevated, turning This into a deadly pit.

 

One of the most mysterious and scary places to be known is the tomb of 6 million people buried at the foot of Elffel Tower. Inside this crypt is a 170km labyrinth, and only partially allows tourists to visit.

5. Poveglia Island, Italy

Poveglia is the most mysterious and scary island in the world. It all began when the Roman Empire used the island to house patients with plague. Later, during the medieval period, when the disease returned, the island once again became the burial ground of thousands of dead. It is said that about 50% of the land here is ash of human bones. In 1922, people opened a mental hospital here and confirmed that this place was safe. However, this place is still really obsessive.

 

Ilha da Queimada is located off the coast of Brazil in the Atlantic Ocean. The island is threatened with extinction, people have closed it to protect snakes. It is estimated that 1 snake per square meter appears.

7. The Chernobyl exclusion zone, Ukraine

1986 was the year of the most tragic nuclear accident known as the Chernobyl disaster. Due to the high radiation level, the people here were ordered to leave immediately and the land was quickly abandoned. Up to now, no one has dared to come because the level of radioactive contamination is still very heavy.

 

Area 51 is an American military base north of Las Vegas. It is considered one of the most mysterious places in the world since the US government refused to exist. This place is also considered the base of UFOs, few people dare to come here.

9. Metro-2, Line D6, Russia

This mysterious subway system is used to connect administrative agencies such as the Kremlin, Vnukovo-2 airport. It is also said to be a tunnel for high-ranking officials to escape during the war. The Moscow metro government denied the existence of this tunnel, but in 1994, an urban mining group found an entrance to the underground system.

10. Lascaux Cave

This cave is covered by ancient paintings on the wall. It is believed that the age of the paintings is estimated at 17,000 years. In 1940, it was discovered by Marcel Ravida (18 years), many people questioned their origin and meaning. The opening of the cave during World War II changed the atmosphere inside, along with with the light of electricity caused irreparable damage. The cave was closed in 1963.

11. Death Valley, USA

If the Earth is our home, Death Valley is the furnace that burns the Earth. Temperatures up to 56.7 ° C will make you exhausted very quickly. Without water, you can only live here for about 14 hours.

12. Danakil Desert, Ethiopia

The temperature here is usually higher than 50 ° C, there are many active volcanoes. Many people believe that this is "hell on earth". It attracts many brave adventurers from all over the world. Note that entering the Danakil desert alone without instructors experience is strictly prohibited.

13. Mount Washington, USA

Wind speed on Mount Washington holds a world record with 327 km / h. However, strong winds are not the only concern. Freezing temperatures can drop to minus 40 degrees Celsius and continuous heavy snowfall makes Mount Washington a dangerous place.

14. Sinabung Volcano, Indonesia

This is an active volcano located on Indonesia's Sumatra island. The nearby towns and villages were covered with lava and ash in 2010, 2013, 2014 and 2015. The most recent volcanic eruption occurred on February 27, 2016 and no one knew anything. will happen tomorrow.

15. Madidi, Bolivia National Park

At first glance, this place looks very beautiful, but very dangerous. The reason is that there are the most toxic and aggressive animals in the world. Plants can cause itching, rash and dizziness. For any cut, or even a small wound, can be infected with tropical parasites.

16. Death Valley, Kamchatka, Russia

The Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East also has Death Valley. High levels of toxic gas in this area seriously threaten all organisms. People who come here will quickly feel powerless, have a fever, dizziness and chills.

17. Bikini Atoll Island, Marshall Islands, Oceania

The island looks like a paradise, but this is where many nuclear testing programs are located. This turned the picturesque island into a radioactive wasteland. People are forced to leave their homes because of the unusually high levels of radiation that can cause cancer.

18. Erta Ale volcano in the Afar region of Ethiopia

This is one of the most dangerous volcanoes on the planet. Small earthquakes are constantly rocking the area. Erta Ale contains two lava lakes in the crater. The amount of lava changes makes the ground here vibrate continuously.

19. Ho Natron, Tanzania

The alkaline salt crust on the surface of the lake is so dangerous that all creatures will die when exposed to it. Therefore, swimming in the lake is strictly prohibited. The smell of hydrogen sulphide from the surface of the lake will not allow visitors to admire this stunning landscape for long.