Three mysterious places in the world
First, the inverted long forest. In Kayend Lake in Kazakhstan, there is an upside-down spruce tree with roots facing the sky, and the leaves form an underwater forest in the lake, because the earthquake of 1911 formed a valley, and the valley water eventually formed Hur, and the broken spruce trees stubbornly continued to grow in the water.
Second, the gates of hell. Located in the heart of the Karakum Desert of Turkmenistan, the burning fire and hot mud lasted for 47 years, and there was no way for humans to extinguish it. This is because the former Soviet team collapsed to form a large crater during exploration, and fearing that the natural gas leaking in the pit would explode, they lit a fire and did not expect to burn it until now.
Third, the eternal fire. In the United States, there is a legend under the abdomen that is a magical flame lit by Indians, which has been burning for 1,000 years, and the waterfall that is flying down and the droplets of water that splash cannot be extinguished, and the mystery of it cannot be explained even by scientists.
