Miracles, cult, ghost, and some kind of imaginary creatures are just some of the unbelievable, mysterious and questionable occurrence some people do believe in. It sounded strange but there are some people who believe that these actually exist because they had seen and experienced it.
And for some who don’t witness it and just heard some of the stories easily believed it. Well, it’s inevitable. Not because it really exists but more likely because it’s much better to believe than to be sorry later. You never know, they’re really here on Earth.. staring at you.. and always behind you..
Here are some of the most scariest places in the world that lies creepy stories that will chill your spine and steal your every night..
Hoia Baciu Forest, Romania
This is known to be the Bermuda Triangle of Romania. Different stories like missing people, electronic devices that spontaneously stop working, and UFO sightings are happening here.
Oradour-sur-Glane, France
This was a small French village that the Nazi SS made an example of. The entire city was burned and almost people here are executed.
Jacob’s well, Texas
This is a natural spring over 100 feet deep. Many novice swimmer have died exploring its depth. Water ghosts? Probably.
Maunsell Sea Forts, North Sea
It is designed to England from a possible Nazi invasion during WWII. Today, this is abandoned.
Varosha, Cyprus
This is a completely abandoned resort city on Cyprus coast. After the Turkish invasion, Varosha was quickly evacuated. Now, this stand frozen displaying exactly how life was in 1974.
Leap Castle, Ireland
This is one of the most haunted castles in the world, believing to have some Elemental (unexplainable force) patrolling in its hallways. This was also of historic slaughter, and it was also built on top of a torture pit.
Jatinga, India
Nothing horrifying except for the en masse bird suicides that happens every September to October and duly occur from 7-10 p.m.
San Zhi Resort, Taiwan
This was once created to be peaceful resort in Taipei, Taiwan. But construction stopped and this left abandoned when series of deaths happened here.
The Catacombs, Paris
This function as a gigantic ossuary and cemetery for approximately 6 million bodies.
Wonderland, China
This should be a Disneyland version of China but construction problems occurred and left this building incomplete.
Akodessewa Fetish Market, Togo
Since most of the Togo population still practices indigenous beliefs, their fetish markets sells shrunken heads and skulls (of everything).
Cincinnati’s Subway System, Ohio
This was built around 1990s, but not been finish because it ran out of funding. It still run along the city, half finished but fully creepy.
Kryziu Kalnas, The Hill of Crosses, Lithuania
This is originally a ceremonial site where Lithuanians would mourn the dead lost at war. The Soviet Union once twice bulldozed this area, only for locals to build it bigger. Today, over 100,000 crosses stand on the hill.
Kabayan Mummy Craves, Philippines
It is manmade caves full of the some most well-preserved mummies in the world, isolate from the rest of the world in remote mountains.
Muynak, Uzbekistan
This was once a busy port city on the Aral Sea. That was, until the Soviets unintentionally drained the sea for irrigation. Today, rusted-out boats litter the now-desert floor.
Centralia, Pennsylvania
This was once a bustling mining town, until the coal veins under the city caught on fire. This fire has been burning continuously right beneath Centralia since 1962. Today, the entire city lies abandoned.
Island of the Dolls, Mexico
It is an uninhabited island in Xochimilco, Mexico that believed that there’s a girl died in the canals surrounding the island, after which dolls began to wash ashore constantly. The island’s sole inhabitant took to hanging the dolls around the island as a vigil for the deceased girl.
The Door to Hell, Turkmenistan
It is originally a gas field set alight by the Soviet scientists that has been burning continuously for over 40 years. Inexplicably, spiders seem to love this place and swarm there by thousands.
Neo Tiew Village, Singapore
This known to be thriving housing estate in Singapore but now believed to be a ghost town.
The New Bedord Orpheum
This was once an old theater and entertainment building in Massachusetts.
Mirny Diamond Mine, Eastern Siberia, Russia
This is known to be the second largest manmade hole in the world.
Train Station, Abkhazia, Georgia
This train station was abandoned during the war in Abkhazia year 1992 and 1993. Now, it’s decaying.
Abandon Wooden Houses, Russia
These houses can be found in Russia’s deep forests. Isolated and no sign of people living.
Underwater City in Shicheng, China
This underwater city, which also dubbed as Lion City is 1341 years old. It was submerged in 1959 during the construction of the Xin’an River Hydropower Station.
Salto Hotel, Colombia
This hotel served tourists who came to marvel at the 157 meter-tall waterfall Tequendema Falls in Colombia.
Submarine Base in Balaklava, Ukraine
This is one of the most top-secret sites of Soviet Union which is now a national naval museum.
Military Hospital in Beelitz, Germany
This was built at the end of the 1800’s which helped Adolf Hitler recuperate from a leg wound he incurred at the Battle of Somme in 1916.
I.M. Cooling Tower, Belgium
This trumpet-like structure van be found in Monceau, Belgium.
Willard Asylum in Willard, New York
This asylum for chronic insane was built in 1869 and closed by year 1995 where more than 50,000 patients have died. One of the creepiest places imagined.
Wreck of the SS America, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
This former US ocean liner was wrecked in 1994 after 54 years of service.
Domino Sugar Factory in Brooklyn, New
Gulliver’s Travel Park, Kawaguchi, Japan
This was located near Mt. Fuji and was opened in 1997 but only lasted for 10 years.
Mutter Museum, Pennsylvania
