Places associated with the dead have in common a magical and mysterious look, sometimes challenging human discovery.
Holy Well of Yucatan
Many explorers have died while diving deep to explore the complex underwater tunnels here.
It is a natural skylight area in Yucatan, Mexico, formed by the collapse of limestone.
However, this is also the place that the ancient Maya believed was the gateway to the afterlife.
Door to hell Turkmenistan
The sinkhole burned for four decades.
That is the door to hell in Turkmenistan that was formed about 40 years ago.
Dark Hedges Road Northern Ireland
This road is both considered one of the most beautiful roads in the world and also called the dark road because of its magical scenery.
Dark Hedges is the most photographed street in Northern Ireland, but it is also a `hair-raising` place for those who have been here because of the ghostly scenery, making you feel strangely similar to when watching the movie.
Ancient Tomb of Luxor, Egypt
Luxor ancient tomb, where there is a gate leading to the afterlife.
In a place full of mummies and ancient tombs like Luxor, Egypt, many people believe that there is a door leading to the afterlife.
Pluto’s Gate Pamukkale
Pluto’s Gate World Heritage Site.
The new Pluto Gate was recently discovered in Pamukkale, Türkiye and was recognized as a world heritage site.
Hekla Volcano Ireland
The Hekla volcano has remained active for many years.
Ireland has about 40 active volcanoes, causing this country to `contribute` about 1/3 of the world’s lava.
Lough Derg Ireland
Make a pilgrimage to Ireland to know what it feels like before you die.
This is the penitentiary of Saint Patrick, located on Station Island in Donegal.
