1. Java Valley Cave, Indonesia
The most terrifying caves in the Java Valley in Indonesia are the weirdest, there are 6 large caves in this valley, the caves are in the shape of horns, all of which are big traps. As long as humans or birds and beasts stand five or six meters away from the entrance of the cave, they will be dragged into the valley cave by an invisible force.
Still, many people are driven to explore out of curiosity. It is a pity that these people who broke into the forbidden place without permission ended up becoming members of the pile of bones. Because this valley cave is weird and terrifying, it is naturally also called "Cannibal Valley Cave" by the world.
In pursuit of the truth, many explorers came to Java Valley Cave to explore and investigate, but they all disappeared mysteriously, and the number of missing people continued to increase with the passage of time. The Indonesian government has now also made the Java Valley Cave a five-kilometer cave restricted area, prohibiting anyone from entering for any reason.
2. Japanese Inumei Tunnel
Located in today's Miyawaka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, the scary-sounding tunnel is not the current new Inuari Tunnel, but the old Inuari Tunnel, which is now closed.
The old Dogming Tunnel was closed due to frequent traffic accidents, and these stories became more and more terrifying, and slowly became urban legends. However, there was indeed a very terrifying incident in the Inuming Tunnel, which was the Inuming Tunnel Burning Incident, which later became the most famous urban legend of Inuna Village.
It is said that once, when a man drove into a tunnel, he saw several fierce-looking people leaning over, holding axes in their hands, and he turned around in a hurry and drove away, but the rear of the car was still cut very badly.
Inumei Tunnel is one of Japan's most famous supernatural locations, and the main reason why it is called a supernatural location is that most of the vehicles passing through the tunnel will get into traffic accidents. Although the Inuming Tunnel looks very short, it takes less than half a minute to pass through the tunnel, but as long as the vehicle is driving in the tunnel, the vehicle will hit the wall uncontrollably, or crash into other vehicles, which is also a weird Japanese Inu Ming Tunnel supernatural event.
The nearby Inumaki Dam is also one of Japan's most famous supernatural locations and is considered to be the most spooky and sinister place. Some people also say that the reason for these strange things in the Inuming Tunnel is caused by a nearby dam. In the end, the Japanese government blamed the narrow pavement of the tunnel and closed the old Inuming Tunnel for abandonment.
3. Ghost Island in the South Pacific
Located in the western part of the Kingdom of Tonga in the southern hemisphere, Ghost Island is a small island that appears to float in the South Pacific. Over the years, the island has appeared and disappeared inexplicably several times, which is extremely strange and unpredictable. It was named Ghost Island because it was too mysterious.
Some experts believe that the island has a long formation amplitude, and a large amount of lava accumulates during the eruption of submarine volcanoes. Due to the undercurrents of the ocean and many other reasons, it will float and sink in a few years, and the strange and unpredictable will appear and disappear.
4. Reaper Island in the North Atlantic
In the Atlantic Ocean, 300 kilometers southeast of Canada, there is an island called "Reaper Island", which is only about 80 square kilometers in size. Over the centuries, about 500 ships have sunk or run aground on the island.
At least 5,000 people lost their lives, ships ran aground or lost their way as soon as they approached the island, and the compass failed. The crew on the routes sailing around this island are fearful of this island, named Shinigami Island because of the frequent shipwrecks nearby. There are also myths and legends about the island of death that are widely spread in the West, which is chilling.
5. North Sentina
North Sentinai is located in the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal and is a small island with no contact with the outside world. There are only people from indigenous tribes on the island, who are short in stature and dark-skinned.
The indigenous tribesmen living here live by hunting, and their food is fruits, fish, wild boar, etc.
In 1991, the first friendly contact with the local indigenous tribesmen was allowed, and the local people died of certain diseases due to contact with the outside world, and some groups called for no forced contact with indigenous tribesmen, so the government abandoned the plan to contact the local people in 1996 and established a three-mile quarantine zone that prohibits tourists and others from approaching.
The last contact was in 2006, when two anglers were shot within the confines of the island and no one has touched the island since.
6. Moscow Metro Line 2
Construction began before construction of the public lines began, and is even longer than other public metro lines, with some sections as deep as 200 meters underground. Construction of this metro line is said to have begun during Stalin's time, and no one has ever ridden the subway since its completion.
The disappearance of the Moscow subway in 1975 also made the Russian subway a hot topic of public opinion. 1994 An urban expedition team claims to have found part of Moscow Metro Line 2, which later became known to adventure enthusiasts as Line D6.
The mysterious Moscow Metro Line 2 has for years only heard fragments of what people have heard in word of mouth. This line has not been officially confirmed by Russia until now, but it is likely to exist.
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