Fengdu "ghost town" makes "adults" shiver - Top 4 scariest places in the world

No matter how "big liver" you are, you will have to shiver and have a heart a.ttack when you visit the following 4 famous "spooky" places:

1. Fengdu "Ghost Town" in China

The famous "ghost town" is located in Fengdu, Chongqing, China. This is the place with the most beautiful location right in the city center. In addition to the geographical location, the climate here is very comfortable, the summer is not very h.ot and the winter is not too cold. With more than 2000 years old, this place keeps many ancient vestiges, so it feels gloomy and cold. The highlight of the "ghost town" is the old houses, which look dilapidated and somewhat spooky.

Local people believe that Fengdu "ghost town" is the intersection between "human" and "dead". It's home to a number of fascinating cemeteries, abandoned temples, and unfinished hotels. Besides, the buildings here are not as simple as people see, they are intertwined with each other, making people who enter feel like they are lost in a maze of fear.

The most interesting thing is that when entering some secret rooms, the staff of the ghost town will dress up like clowns, accompanied by special lights and sounds, creating a very scary atmosphere. . Although it is not dark, during the day, many tourists have to scream because they are too scared. So at night, absolutely no one dared to come to this place.

In Fengdu ghost town there is a bridge named Modoribashi, this is considered the bridge to hell, helping to distinguish between Good and Evil. According to legend, the bridge has three identical stone arches. The arch in the middle is where the dead are tested, but will take different forms, depending on age, gender, and marital status. Good people crossing the bridge will have no problem, but Bad people will fall into the pool below. Although Fengdu Ghost Street looks scary, the original purpose of its construction was to remind people that if they do evil, there will be retribution and to actively do good deeds.

2. Aokigahara S.uicide Forest in Japan

Aokigahara forest in Japan is called "suicide forest" because so many people come here to d.ie. The forest is located at the foot of Mount Fuji, making it easy for visitors to get lost because the winding trees create a mysterious maze with no way out. This place has seen countless suicides, mainly of salaried employees who were laid off. In addition, many h.eartbroken people, terminally ill patients or people suffering from depression, ... also choose this place to "liberate".

Local people believe that it is the sacredness of Mount Fuji that has created a force that attracts people to come here to receive d.eath. Therefore, when entering the forest, a murky, creepy atmosphere with the scattered items left by the s.uicide or the nooses left on the branches made everyone's heart flutter. It is so scary, but the Aokigahara forest is extremely attractive to tourists. A lot of people come here to visit and take pictures. However, if you intend to explore this place, tourists must prepare carefully because iron deposits in volcanic soil carry magnetic fields that interfere with cell waves, GPS navigation devices, and even compasses. affect.

3. Island of Dolls in Mexico

Doll Island is located south of Mexico City. Called the island of swimming dolls, there are thousands of broken dolls dangling from trees, houses and covering the path on the island.

The island of dolls is said to be associated with the story of a man named Julian Santana Barrera, who discovered the body of a g.irl on the bank of a canal, next to her was a doll. Barrera believes that her spirit has not yet left and is still living in the dolls. Barrera believes that h.anging the doll from a tree can comfort and protect her soul. So he started collecting discarded dolls and h.anging them on fences and tree branches all over the island. Over time, this toy becomes a home for small creatures such as ants, spiders and insects. The scene of worms or spiders crawling around the doll's lifeless eyes is the most terrifying image that anyone who has ever witnessed can never forget. Locals also say they have seen dolls blink, move their limbs and whisper to each other. Meanwhile, some boaters near the island believe the dolls were trying to lure them in.

After Barrera died, there was a lot of talk about his d.eath. Accordingly, his body was discovered floating on the water at the same place where the g.irl's body was discovered many years ago. Some said he died of old age while others claimed the killers were dolls. It was the evil spirits that resided within that drove this man mad and took his life. Since Barrera's d.eath, the island has become even more attractive in the eyes of "big-hearted" tourists.

4. SanZhi Hotel in Taiwan

This is considered the scariest tourist resort in the world with abandoned buildings and mysterious flying saucers. In 1978, a real estate corporation built a series of flying saucer-shaped houses on the north coast of Taiwan, in Tam Chi, New Taipei for the purpose of tourism development.

However, after only 2 years, Sanzhi became a "ghost town" due to many suicides and mysterious deaths. Some workers began to commit s.uicide, although none had previously shown any signs of depression. Others were involved in a traffic a.ccident on a nearby road. Many theories suggest that this tourist area was built on a cemetery that once buried Dutch soldiers. Many workers also admitted that they had been visited by many spirits and expressed their displeasure when this sacred area was disturbed.

Another theory is that this place was cursed, after a large concrete dragon at the entrance to the city was destroyed. In Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of good luck and abundant energy. It is believed to bring prosperity and success.

Since 1980, no one has been allowed to set foot on the resort's land. But so far, Sanzhi has become an "underground" tourist destination for those who like... "ghost hunting" and paranormal phenomena.

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