Top 10 most scary places in the world

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Hashima Island, Japan

Practical Trip to Hashima Island

Hashima is one of 505 deserted islands in Nagasaki prefecture and about 15 km from Nagasaki Prefecture. At the highest point, the island had 5,259 people living in 1958. Petroleum was used instead of coal in Japan in the years 1960, causing coal mining on the island to terminate in the year 1974. From a distance, the island looks like an abandoned battleship. Hashima Island has hospitals, schools, temples and several shops, restaurants and other works. But they are all present in a state of desolation. Return to the island in 2000 and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the year 2015. The island was once planned to become a huge garbage dump, but ultimately the plan was not deployed. The island began to be famous around the world after the Google Street service announced the image of the venue in 2013. Many people believe that the island has ghosts and this is one of the reasons for appealing visitors. People said they heard strange sounds when visiting abandoned works. The degradation of the works made the island look like a haunted state.

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Hashima Island, Japan

Practical Trip to Hashima Island

Hashima is one of 505 deserted islands in Nagasaki prefecture and about 15 km from Nagasaki Prefecture. At the highest point, the island had 5,259 people living in 1958. Petroleum was used instead of coal in Japan in the years 1960, causing coal mining on the island to terminate in the year 1974. From a distance, the island looks like an abandoned battleship. Hashima Island has hospitals, schools, temples and several shops, restaurants and other works. But they are all present in a state of desolation. Return to the island in 2000 and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the year 2015. The island was once planned to become a huge garbage dump, but ultimately the plan was not deployed. The island began to be famous around the world after the Google Street service announced the image of the venue in 2013. Many people believe that the island has ghosts and this is one of the reasons for appealing visitors. People said they heard strange sounds when visiting abandoned works. The degradation of the works made the island look like a haunted state.

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Natron Lake, Tanzania

In Natron Lake, Tanzania carries a magical beauty with a bright red blood, as the creatures that come to the rocks are filled with mystery. Located in northern Tanzania, Natron is no different than the death of the Earth. The cause of this rare phenomenon is that the alkaline concentration in the lake is too high to make the unfortunate species drop to the lake decomposition and calcification. When the water level is lower, the animals drift into the shore, on their coated with salt. With a large and bright, mirror-like Lake, it is not difficult to visualize why small, less fortunate animals slip their feet down the lake. The "culpriters" that cause the phenomenon on Lake Natron are a million-year-old volcanic Ol Doinyo Lengai in southern Natron Lake. Lava from the mountain flowing down carries a special amount of mineral salts with salt in the conventional seawater.

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Natron Lake, Tanzania

In Natron Lake, Tanzania carries a magical beauty with a bright red blood, as the creatures that come to the rocks are filled with mystery. Located in northern Tanzania, Natron is no different than the death of the Earth. The cause of this rare phenomenon is that the alkaline concentration in the lake is too high to make the unfortunate species drop to the lake decomposition and calcification. When the water level is lower, the animals drift into the shore, on their coated with salt. With a large and bright, mirror-like Lake, it is not difficult to visualize why small, less fortunate animals slip their feet down the lake. The "culpriters" that cause the phenomenon on Lake Natron are a million-year-old volcanic Ol Doinyo Lengai in southern Natron Lake. Lava from the mountain flowing down carries a special amount of mineral salts with salt in the conventional seawater.

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Catacombs Paris, France

Explore 6 million skeleton under the heart of Paris

Paris Flower Rules – the French capital city or also known as La Ville Lumière, meaning City of light. But few people know that beneath the bustling city the population of 12 million is a huge cemetery with 6 million remains. The Les Catacombes Cemetery, also known as the Parisian tomb, becomes a "Kingdom of the Dead", as the alias everyone puts on it. This giant catacombs is derived from limestone deposits that are located on the outskirts of the city. They began exploiting these minerals since the Roman era, they used them to provide construction materials for buildings and to expand the city. However, after the second half of the 18th century, the limestone mines were transferred to the burial place.