Treasure Island (Nova Scotia)
This treasure is considered one of the undiscovered mysteries of the world. The story began in 1975 when a group of young people saw a strange light emitting near Oak Island. After investigating further, they found traces of a newly dug hole. Thinking that this was a treasure hidden by pirates, the group decided to dig the hole and found only wooden fences and layers of clay. Finally, they gave up after digging 3 meters. Over the years, many curious people around the world have flocked here to find the treasure that is said to be Captain Kidd's, and of course, no one has found the real treasure.
Odessa Underground Labyrinth (Ukraine)
Located below the city of Odessa and possibly extending all the way to Paris, France, is the mysterious underground labyrinth of Odessa. It is estimated that this underground tunnel system was built in the 1600s, mostly made of limestone, forming a giant maze about 2,500 km long. Because access is not restricted, many explorers have explored the underground labyrinth. However, for this reason, many people have gone missing in the tunnels when they got lost here and could not escape this maze.
Candy Park (Denmark)
BonBon Land amusement park was built to meet the needs of some children who were very excited to visit the Danish candy factory, which specializes in producing candies with strange and funny shapes and names. Due to the restriction of visitors at the factory, this park was opened exclusively for children. The park is designed and decorated with funny images, such as animal statues urinating, defecating... Because of its strangeness, BonBon Land has become a famous tourist destination, attracting thousands of visitors every year, especially in Europe.
Killing Fields (Cambodia)
The Killing Fields with 20,000 mass graves are the burial place of more than about 1.3 million bodies inCambodia. This is where the Khmer Rouge committed genocide in the late 1970s, leaving many streets strewn with human bones to this day. The seemingly film-like scene of the skulls of victims in a temple became a horrifying image that denounced the crimes of the Khmer Rouge, and this is considered the worst crime of the 20th century.
Pink Lake (Australia)
Located on the Middle Recherche Archipelago island southwest of the Western Australia coast,Lake HillierIt is about 600 meters long and has a beautiful pink color. The reason why the water in the lake is so different is probably due to a species of algae similar to Dunaliella Salina that combines with the salt water here to create a characteristic sparkling pink color.
Island of the Dolls (Mexico)
A small artificial island near the capital of Mexico City was named “Island of the Dolls” by the creative hand of artist Don Julian Santana. According to rumors, he witnessed a little girl drowned here in 1950 and feared that her spirit would haunt the island, this artist hung toy dolls to remember and calm the girl’s anger. Santana collected different types of dolls, regardless of their condition. Currently, there are more than 1,500 dolls hanging on the island. The owner of this popular tourist destination said that the spirit of the drowned girl is still there, every night the dolls can move and talk to each other.
The Gates of Hell (Turkmenistan)
While other “gates to hell” are considered strange natural phenomena,the gates of hellin Turkmenistan is actually a fire pit, a combination of a natural area and the unwanted impact of human hands. In 1971, during geological exploration in the Karakum desert, Soviet engineers drilled into an underground cavern filled with gas. Fearing for the safety of the local people, they decided to burn the gas, hoping it would run out in a few weeks. However, contrary to expectations, due to the large amount of gas, the fire has been burning continuously for more than 50 years.
The Twisted Forest (Poland)
With more than 400 strangely curved pine trees, planted around the 1930s, the "twisted" forest in Poland is considered a fascinating phenomenon for both local people and foreign tourists. There are many explanations for the origin of this strange forest. Local people believe that Soviet tanks during World War II passed through the forest, causing the tree trunks to bend instead of breaking as they do today. However, the most reasonable hypothesis is that people shape the trees when they are a few years old. And these curved tree trunks will be used to make furniture in the house.
Sex Park (South Korea)
This park is located on an island.Jejuin Korea, is described as “a place to display works of art about love and sex between couples”. Throughout the day, the park will play videos about sex education, and there are 140 different statues but all are realistic and naked about love and sex issues. Only welcoming visitors over 18 years old, the sex park has become a favorite destination not only for Korean youth but also for foreign tourists, especially for newlywed couples, this is like a treasure trove of “love” experiences.
Underground Gem Capital (Australia)
Coober Pedyis a town in northern Australia, known as the “underground gem capital” due to the large amount of opal gemstones in the world mined here. Because the people here need to mine opal, they built houses underground to avoid the harsh desert climate and sunlight. Gradually, this underground town also built a system of churches, restaurants, and hotels underground and lived exactly like a town on the ground. Each house has a chimney and ventilation shaft protruding from the ground to get oxygen. At night, when the temperature drops, they come above ground and play golf together with balls that glow at night.
