- Aokigahara Forest, Japan
Internationally known as the "Suicide Forest," it's located on Mount Fuji in Japan, and some consider it the most terrifying and haunted place on Earth. Since 1950, nearly 150 people have disappeared in the forest without explanation, and according to National Geographic, local authorities have recovered 36 bodies from previous searches.
- Overton Bridge, Scotland
Overton Bridge in Dumbarton, Scotland, is the site of several strange occurrences.
Most people know it as the “Dog Suicide Bridge”, because more than 50 years ago, many dogs jumped from it and ended up at the bottom of the valley.
So far, Science has failed to explain the cause of this phenomenon, when some dogs arrive at this bridge and suddenly something causes them to jump off the bridge.
- Mohenjo Daro, Pakistan
The Mysterious City of Mohenjo Daro, located in the Hindu Valley, Republic of Pakistan, is one of the Most Mysterious Places on Earth.
This city lies beneath the desert and is 4,600 years old. Everything indicates that its inhabitants vanished overnight. Several bodies have been found clutching each other, many of them apparently killed by radiation exposure. What happened here? Scientifically, no one knows.
- Lake Natron, Tanzania
Lake Natron in Tanzania has the ability to turn birds to stone, with a temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit and a pH of 10, making it capable of burning the eyes and skin of any animal that approaches it, but Flamingos can escape it.