Forbidden Places On Earth We DARE YOU To Visit

As beautiful as they are ... there are places that you cannot visit ... Planet Earth has endless places worth visiting, from the high and cold mountains of Everest, through the burning sands of the Sahara, to the humid Amazon jungle. Although these locations are remote and sometimes difficult to explore, there are some beautiful but forbidden places.
Mysterious islands and real-world entrances to mythical locations, there are undoubtedly a great number of places that we are not allowed to visit. What secrets are kept there? Are these places really too scary for anyone to know about? Accept the challenge and come with us to the Forbidden Places in the World that We Challenge you to Visit.

The Kingdom of the Fairies
An Irish legend claims that long ago, the fairy king Finvarra kidnapped the wife of a great Irish sovereign and brought her to his kingdom. To get his wife back, he dug for several days in Knockma Forest, until he reached the Kingdom of the Fairies.

Excursions in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
The Chernobyl nuclear accident occurred on April 26, 1986, killed about 31 people and caused irreparable damage to all flora and fauna in nearby cities. And although for many years visiting the place was prohibited, over the years the radiation has decreased and it is allowed to make tours with strict security measures.

Lightning Tours
In Venezuela, there is a place known as the unofficial capital of lightning and which is home to the eternal storm. This area is located exactly where the Catatumbo River meets Lake Maracaibo and brings together hundreds of tourists each year to witness a natural light show.

The Route of Death
Known in English as Shade of Death Road, this street has earned its name through history, as the place has been home to mysterious plagues, several murderers, and a gang of violent criminals.

Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital
According to local legends, patients at Gonjiam Hospital in South Korea began to mysteriously die in 2009, forcing its complete closure.

Sedlec ossuary
The builders of this Catholic church in the Czech Republic had a sinister idea. The Sedlec Ossuary, a small Roman Catholic chapel, contains the skeletal remains of about 40,000 people from all over Europe.

The Island of the Dolls
Isla de las Muñecas, close to Mexico City. This island is home to countless hideous dismembered dolls, which hang from the tree branches as if they were sacrificed to an unknown entity.

The Waverly Hills Sanitarium
Waverly Hills Sanitarium, located in Kentucky, United States. According to history, in this hospital, about 8 thousand died at the beginning of the 20th century, due to an outbreak of tuberculosis that devastated the country.

The City of Savannah, Georgia
One of the most haunted locations in Savannah is the Hampton Lillibridge House, which was built on top of a very mysterious underground crypt.

North Sentinel Island
This island has been inhabited by the same indigenous tribe for 60 thousand years. The most surprising thing about this is that in all this time its inhabitants have not had any contact with the outside world.

Serpent Island
This island is located 145 kilometers off the coast of Sao Paulo, Brazil and is famous for having between 2,000 and 4,000 poisonous snakes, the largest concentration of this type of reptile in the world.

Christ of the Abyss
Although the original statue is located in Liguria, Italy, multiple replicas have been recreated and placed in different parts of the world.

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