48 strange places around the world | 40 most mysterious places in the world |

 48 Strange Places Around The World  

Most of us want to know the mysterious places on earth. The best part is that the world will never surprise you. Every corner of the earth holds mysterious or special things for you, and they are quietly waiting to be discovered. The strange destinations all over the earth are shrouded in mystery and speculation. Conspiracy theories and stories have become entangled over time. These places are simply a mystery without any answers.

They range from far above the sea to high above the Atlantic airspace. The vibrant rocks in central Australia, the weird hotels, which look like jumping out of Stephen King’s novels, and the deformed trees in the depths of Slavic Europe, these attractions are bound to arouse people’s interest.

Whether you are a conspiracy theorist, a dedicated UFO hunter, a vampire believer, a medium or supernatural lover,

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Stonehenge, England

Stonehenge is located in the middle of the verdant lowlands in south-central England, and has long been filled with mystery and magic. This round, huge boulder stone was created about 5,000 years ago and is believed to be made of a unique sapphire material that can only be mined from the Preselli Mountains in Pembrokeshire, about 200 miles away in Wales. How people in the Neolithic Age carried such huge rocks along the way, as well as the purpose of construction, are shrouded in mystery.

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Sailing Stones, Death Valley

Since 1915, people have been seeing this rock moving on dry land. This sailing rock has been a mystery in Death Valley, California. People have recorded and further researched this kind of navigation stone so that people can understand their mysterious travels. Some people think that rock movement is caused by the formation of ice around the stone, which makes the rock move, while others still think this is a mystery. No one has seen those rocks moving. Some rocks move linearly, while others make elliptical turns.

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Magnetic Hill, Ladakh India

If you want to drive into Ladakh (Ladakh) land, then you must know the Magnetic Hills (Magnetic Hills) here, which is easy to pull vehicles. This mysterious hill is a narrow path that runs along the Srinagar-Leh highway. This uphill road looks mysterious. When you are driving on the road, if you turn off the car and keep it neutral, your car will slowly start to drive on its own and drive at a speed of about 20km/hr.

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Aokighara, Japan

As early as 2016, the movie "The Forest" showed the ghostly nature of this forest, which has plagued people for a long time. Aokigahara is also known as the suicide forest and is located at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan. It is said that a lot of entanglement and apparitions are felt inside the forest. In addition, it is believed that more than 500 people committed suicide in this forest. This is interesting because the forest is also considered to be the most fascinating forest in the world.

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Area 51, United States

Area 51 has always attracted conspiracy theorists, and this is nowhere else in the United States. So much so that it even shines in the 1996 Roland Emmerich alien masterpiece "Independence Day" (Independence Day)! The site is located in the middle of the Nevadan Desert and has been kept secret by the U.S. government since the development of reconnaissance and reconnaissance aircraft began in the 1950s. Nowadays, speculators think what this might be, from the public surveillance center to the weather control station to the time travel station.

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Longyearbyen, Norway

In the Norwegian archipelago north of Greenland in the Arctic archipelago, the name of a small town literally means "a city for many years." From April 20 to August 23. Under this astonishing situation, the people who live here have no chance to witness the starry night for more than 4 months. During this time, night became their story because the sun did not set. This phenomenon is called the midnight sun.