The truth about mysterious rumors revolves around the world's most solitary home in Iceland

On a pristine island in the Vestmannaejar archipelago off Iceland, for many years there has been a white house on the green hillside. With the same scene as in the classic detective drama, rumors were constantly woven into this mysterious little house.

Lying in the middle of the immense green grass, listening to the mid-Atlantic waves day and night, this house was dubbed the place of the ends of the Earth . It is located on the island of Elliðaey of the Vestmannaejar Islands , Iceland and for a long time, many articles have questioned the inhabitants of this island. Who are they, who are they and how are they so isolated?

Small house lying dormant on lonely Elliðaey island.(Photo: Christopher Lynn).

One of the most popular rumors related to Iceland's pop star in the early 2000s - singer Bjork . According to The Independent, the singer used her influence to ask the government to allow the construction of a studio with a studio on Elliðaey Island - where she could rest peacefully after the busy shows.

However, this assumption is wrong. According to the Australian news.com.au website, Bjork did indeed request to be granted an island but she quickly retracted the offer because of the criticism of the local press. Oddly, the island that Bjork wants to ask for is also named Elliðaey but only the same name.

Singer Bjork.

Even so, other rumors continued to emerge as thousands of waves followed each other to Elliðaey Island. Obviously, apart from the small white house, this island does not have any other households. If not an entertainment star who wants to temporarily shelter away from town, which possible people want to set foot on here?

Netizens even believe that the house is owned by a bizarre billionaire, building a house for refuge during the day . apocalypse! There are also people who say the house was built according to the belief of a mystical cult. The less dreamy people claim, the image of Elliðaey island is just a Photoshop product, not a house.

In the novel "The Island", author Ragnar Jonasson "borrowed" Elliðaey island as the scene of the murder.

The mysteries surrounding the house on Elliðaey Island appeared long ago, spreading rapidly throughout the 2000s and were completely decoded in 2015 by news.com.au. It turned out that the reality was quite cruel because there was nothing scary.

According to the information of many people in the mainland near the island, Elliðaey had several families who lived for hundreds of years from the 18th century but were abandoned since the 1930s.

In the past, the island residents could be said to be very brave because they had to face harsh nature and extreme loneliness. They relied entirely on fishing and hunting ancient antiquated seagulls for food.

Ancient seagulls are processed into many famous specialties in Iceland.

By the 1930s, the only five people on the island decided they could no longer stand. The true life on the island is freedom, but if you return to the mainland, they will have a more open future. So the collapsed houses on Elliðaey Island were left behind, soon devastated by nature.

So, where did the small but quite solid white house on Elliáaey Island come from? It was actually built around the 1950s, or 20 years after the island was abandoned, by the Elliáaey Hunting Association. Although the island's living conditions are very difficult for humans, this is a paradise for the ancient group of albatross birds, so it is also ideal for hunting.

To make hunting trips easier, one and only one small white house were built. It seems calm but it is always lack of electricity and water . just a head cover that satisfies the most basic needs. However, the special thing is that this house is fitted with a hot tub with rainwater filter system; Because taking a dip in the bath will be the best reward for a long hunting day.

The house is too small for the island, while Elliðaey island is too small in the ocean.(Photo: zanthia, internet).

On the other hand, on the other side, Elliðaey island is home to the crowded ancient seagulls, it also provides shelter for many other seabirds. Therefore, Iceland has officially recognized the island as a nature conservation point protected by the government. Many travel organizations also regularly open tours of Elliðaey Island on the day. But most of the rest of the time, when there were no tourists or hunters, the island was completely alone, without a shadow. It is also one of the most unique points that Icelandic people enjoy about Elliðaey and the white house on the island.

(According to Vintage News)