Speaking of forbidden lands, talking about unexplored places on earth, I don't know how many people know? I believe that many people will say that with our current science and technology, there is no secret to us on the earth, there is no place that no one knows, but in fact, there are still many undeveloped lands on the earth.
So today we will take stock of the 6 most eye-catching forbidden places, and let's see if they are worthy of the name.
This first: Merry Snow Mountain
Located on the border between China and the Tibet Autonomous Region, The Meili Snow Mountain, also known as the Kowagbo Snow Mountain, is a 6,000-meter-high mountain range that, although it is not as high as Mount Everest, is considered one of the most difficult snow-capped mountains in the world to reach.
The reason for this is that the Meili Snow Mountain, which spends most of the year in a strong snowstorm, is also one of the four sacred mountains of Tibetan Buddhism, a sacred place in the hearts of the villagers.
In 1990, there was a Sino-Japanese joint mountaineering team that wanted to conquer the mountain, at the beginning, the local villagers did not know that the Meili Snow Mountain was the Wagbo Snow Mountain, and later the local village name was angry, but there was nothing to do.
There was no way, more than 300 villagers came to the nearby Prince Temple, burned incense and prayed, they shouted: "If you don't drive the mountaineering team down, we will no longer respect you", the result is that the Meili Snow Mountain really changed the sky, when the mountaineering team was only more than 200 meters away from the summit, the weather in the clear sky suddenly fell a blizzard, and 17 team members suffered an avalanche, without surviving, and this became the second mountain difficulty in the history of climbing at that time.
After that, many mountaineering teams from China, the United States, Britain, Japan and other countries tried to climb Meili Snow Mountain, but none of them succeeded, and in 2000, due to religious reasons, Meili Snow Mountain climbing was banned, which also made the area never explored. clause
Two: Kashmir
Kashmir is located at the junction of Pakistan, India and China, with an altitude of 7452 meters, although it is not as religiously restricted as the Meili Snow Mountain, but Kashmir is very difficult to climb.
In the limited records, only a Spanish climbing team in 1999 and a british climber in 2014 have tried to climb, but unfortunately both teams have failed, and the latter gave up at 6,000 meters.
Third: Karejan Peak
Karejiang peak It is located in Tibet on the mainland, unlike the other two mountains, Karejan peak consists of three peaks, these three mountains are 7221 meters high Karejan I peak, 7216 meters high Karejan II peak, and 7018 meters high Karejan III peak, which is represented by the highest peak of these three peaks, Karejan I peak.
Although its altitude is not as high as Mount Everest, it is extremely steep overall, which also adds to the difficulty of climbing, in 1986, a Japanese expedition team challenged The Karejan I Peak, but eventually because it was too difficult, it was diverted to the Karejan II Peak.
Later, from September to October 2001, a Dutch mountaineering team also tried to climb this peak, but due to the weather, they changed their goal and climbed The Kazejan III Peak, and it can be said that so far, no one has successfully climbed the Kajejan I Peak
Fourth: the underwater world
Although there are many places on land that we have not set foot on, but there are more places on the seabed that we have not been exposed to, even if we now have, we can dive to a submarine of 10767 meters, but we simply cannot stay under the sea for a long time, especially the Mariana Trench in the deepest sea in the world, according to acoustic detection, it is 10,920 meters deep, the water pressure is as high as 8 tons per square inch, and it has not been able to reach the bottom of the sea at all.
Fifth: Bhutan
Bhutan is considered a "holy land" by Bhutanese, and since it was lifted in 1983, four climbing teams have tried to climb mount Bhutan, but they have all failed, and then for religious reasons, a ban was issued on climbing over 6,000 meters, and later in 2003, the then king announced a permanent ban on climbing.
Another famous religious forbidden mountain is Mount Kailash in Tibet.
Sixth: North Sentinel Island
Located in India, north sentinel island, which covers an area of about 70 square kilometers, is inhabited by many indigenous people who never let outsiders approach, but who approach them en masse.
For example, in 2006, two fishermen who slept on a boat and drifted to North Sentinel Island were killed by the islanders, and in 2018, an American missionary who went to North Sentinel Island to preach never returned.
Since no one landed and returned alive, what kind of creatures lived on the island, what language the "sentinels" spoke, and what kind of way of life they lived, this is still a complete mystery, and it can be said that this is still a land that no one explores.
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