Like the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, there are many "forbidden places" in the world that humans cannot explain and fear. How daring are you, and do you dare to go camping in these mysterious "forbidden places"?
Today, let's take a look at the world's top 9 scary campsites to test how brave you are, and 3 of them are warriors.
1.Calico Ghost Town The ghost town of Calico
This place, located in California, USA, was a very famous silver mining town in San Bernardino County before it was abandoned. In 1896, the price of silver plummeted, the town's population plummeted, and by 1907, the town was empty, and after several years of abandonment, the governor of the state declared it a "ghost town" in 2005.
During the day, you can see historic buildings such as old houses, grocery stores, and courts, and you can take a train ride to visit the mines and buy trinkets. If you camp at night, the campsite is in the cemetery of the old town!
2. Erta Arei Volcano
Located in northeastern Ethiopia, Africa, it is a shield-shaped active volcano in the Great Rift Valley in East Africa.
The pungent smell of sulfur and the churning hot lava make you feel like you are in purgatory on earth. The BBC documentary The Hottest Place on Earth was filmed here.
The temperature here is generally above 40 degrees, the ground does not have any shelter, people come here to see the volcano, camping, like a piece of pork belly on the fire roasted, horror is full of excitement.
3.Antietam Creek Campsite
Located in Maryland, USA, this place is known as one of the scariest campgrounds in the United States.
I say this because it was "the bloodiest day in American history" — the site of the American Civil War, where 23,000 soldiers died.
According to those camping here, they saw ghost soldiers, heard gunshots and witnessed the military activities of ghosts. Although I don't agree with this statement, I really dare not camp overnight in such a place.
4. Aokihara Forest
Located at the foot of Japan's beautiful Mt. Fuji, it is famous not because of the scenery, but because of the terrifying "suicide forest".
In the 20th century, the Japanese novelist Kiyobari Matsumoto wrote a novel called "Pagoda in the Wave", in which the character committed suicide in the Aokigaihara forest. As the novel was adapted into a movie, more suicides came here to commit suicide.
According to Japanese official statistics, from the first suicide to now, nearly 1,000 people have committed suicide here. It has also become a "suicide mecca" second only to the Golden Gate Bridge in the United States. To this end, the police have erected many signs here, such as "Life is precious, think twice" and "Before you decide to die, please consult the police," to warn those who take their lives.
Who dares to camp here? Anyway, the editor is a little prodded.
5.Freetown-Fall River State Forest
Similar to Japan's "suicide forest" - Freetown-Fall River State Forest in Massachusetts, USA, its horror comes from paranormal phenomena.
Once inhabited by Native American Indians, they were forced to sell the land in the 17th century, leaving behind numerous graveyards full of grievances.
Rumor has it that the Bridgewater Triangle, including this forest, is like a miniature Bermuda Triangle, where a lot of paranormal activity has occurred. Such as UFOs, demon dogs, Bigfoot, glowing fireballs, Satan worship...
The famous KOA campsite is located on the border of this strange place, and to this day, many strange events are still playing out in this forest, do you dare to camp here?
6. The Great Crack in Kenya
It is located in Kenya, Africa, and is a fissure in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa. The entire East African rift, stretching from the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea in the Middle East to the southern part of Zimbabwe in Africa, is more than 3,000 kilometers.
Scientists have researched that this big crack is still growing every year, and it may divide the African continent in two, do you dare to camp next to the scars of the earth? Will it be that when sleeping, the cracks widen and people fall inside?!
Don't camp, just stand by the big crack and look into the abyss, it will make the timid person's legs tremble. Campers who dare to come here are brave, although they cannot be said to be brave.
7.Hunting Island State Park
The park is located in South Carolina, United States. Although this is the most visited state park in the state, many people are unaware of the haunted lighthouse here.
People who came to camp here said they had seen several ghosts roaming the lighthouse at night, one was the caretaker of the lighthouse, who blamed himself for the drowning of a child; The other was the daughter of another caretaker who committed suicide at the lighthouse. While camping, you can hear strange noises, laughter, singing...
8. Lake Morena Morena Lake
On the lake, not far from the Mexican border, is the Lake Morena campground, where many things have been witnessed that cannot be explained.
There have been strange corpses floating here, creatures like the Kanas monster have appeared, and even in the archives of the San Diego Alliance, there are records of "airwalkers" that several campers have seen...
9. Wawu Mountain Ecstasy
Not only abroad, but also China has many terrifying and mysterious places.
Wawu Mountain Lost Soul is located in Sichuan Province, located on the 30th parallel north latitude known as the "Death Latitude Line", and on this line there are also the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, Egyptian pyramids, Japanese Dragon Triangle, Naples "Death Valley"...
It is said that entering the "Lost Soul Road" of Wawu Mountain, the compass will fail and the clock will stop. Ordinary people can't get out of it, and many explorers get lost or even starve to death.
Do you find these campsites terrifying? Do you dare to go? How many more have you been to? Welcome to leave a message to share.
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