You don’t want to be here for the night.
There are on our planet such places which sidestep daring travelers, curious tourists and even the most cold-blooded locals. Typically, this is the place where occurred the massacre or murder, or places that are “marked” by the fact that there was a supernatural phenomenon. In this review we will talk about these terrible places. Is it worth it to go there – you decide.
1. Hashima Island
Japan
Once on this island lived more than 5,000 people. Today hashima is an abandoned and scary place, which is about 15 km from the city of Nagasaki. Previously on the island were coal mines, near which grew a small town, but after the deposits were depleted, Hasimu left in the lurch.
2. The Catacombs Of Paris
France
Also, this place is sometimes called the “Empire of the dead.” Paris catacombs – one of the largest and worst in the world. In the underground tunnels, which stretch more than 200 miles, lie the remains of about six million people. Due to the extreme length and complexity of the catacombs they got lost and died many people.
3. Museum Vrolik
Netherlands
At the University of Amsterdam you can find one of the creepiest museums in the world. In named after the Dutch anatomist Willem Vrolik, the Museum houses preserved in alcohol the different parts of human bodies, fetuses, and models that demonstrate different aspects of the embryology, pathology and anatomy. Also among the exhibits there are numerous examples of birth defects and medical abnormalities.
4. The Hill Of Crosses
Lithuania
Hill of Crosses is located about 12 km North of šiauliai in Northern Lithuania, is a unique place of pilgrimage for Catholics. It is notable for the huge amount of installed on it crosses (at least their 250 000), giant crucifixes and statues of the virgin Mary.
5. The forest of suicides
Japan
The forest of Aokigahara, better known as “suicide forest”, is located at the base of mount Fuji in Japan. In Japanese mythology it is the place associated with demons. Aokigahara is remarkable because it is so tight with trees that in the forest in General is not blowing in the wind. This makes it extremely quiet and eerie place. Every year in Aokigahara there are about 100 suicides.
6. Cemetery Chowchilla
Peru
30 km South of Nazca in southwestern Peru is Chowchilla ancient cemetery, where you can find many mummified human remains, sitting in open graves. Because of the exceptionally dry climate of the Peruvian desert, corpses, dressed in embroidered clothing made of cotton is surprisingly well preserved.
7. Ranch Freeman
USA,Texas
The land area of 1400 hectares between the cities of San Marcos and Wimberley in Central Texas — farm that is conducting research on forensic anthropology. Throughout the ranch the scattered corpses in various stages of decomposition. As is studied here, as you can guess, the decomposition of human bodies under various conditions.
8. The City Of Pripyat
Ukraine
Pripyat is a city in Northern Ukraine, near Chernobyl, where occurred the worst in the history of mankind the accident at the nuclear power plant. Its consequences are felt till now. The town from which evacuated, is abandoned for over 30 years.
9. Island of the dolls
Mexico
Island of the dolls located on lake Tesoro near Mexico city, is one of the most horrible places in Mexico. Legend has it that the only inhabitant of the island, don Julian Santana found the body of the drowned girl in the canal. Once Santana began to pursue her spirit, the man decided to “appease” his puppets and continued to do so for many years until he himself drowned in the same channel. Today, the island is adorned with hundreds of terrifying mutilated dolls with severed limbs and heads.
10. Darvaz
Turkmenistan
Also known as “fire crater” or “gates to hell”, Darvaza – gas field in Turkmenistan. During the drilling of an exploration well in 1971, geologists discovered an underground void, causing all equipment fell to the ground and formed a big hole filled with methane. Geologists decided to ignite the gas, so it burned for a few days, but a crater with a diameter of 60 and a depth of 20 meters continuously lit since then.
11. Sedletskaya ossuary
Czech Republic
In the Central Czech town of Sedlec is a small Roman Catholic chapel, which is known for the fact that it contains the skeletons of 70,000, from the bones of which were made ornaments and furniture. Thanks to its unique frightening appearance and the atmosphere of this eerie place was filmed in several horror films.
12. Catacombs of the Capuchins
Italy
In the Sicilian city of Palermo are unique catacombs of the Capuchins, that they dressed and seated like human beings, the corpses on display as Museum exhibits. In the catacombs you can find about 8000 of corpses and mummies 1252.
13. The fetish market of Akodessewa
That
In the capital, lomé, is the world’s largest fetish market and goods for voodoo. This is one of the most horrible places in Africa where you can buy, for example, a human skull.
14. Bran Castle
Romania
One of the scariest castles in the world, allegedly, was the residence of Vlad III – the brutal Romanian ruler known as Vlad Dracula or Vlad the Impaler. It was he who inspired Bram Stoker to write his famous Gothic horror novel about the vampire Dracula.
15. Cave of mummies, Kabayan
Philippines
This place is in the Philippine province of Benguet is also known as “Caves of the fire mummies”. Here are some of the best preserved mummies in the world, which was 4 000 years. Before death the man was given a very salty drink, and then the corpse is washed and placed near the fire for a period of up to six months for it to dried up.
