6 Strangiest Place Around The World

The Doll Island, Mexico The Doll Island, Mexico: In Xochimilco island in Mexico, lies the Doll Island. Legend has it that one day, a little girl died in the canals surrounding this little island. From that day, dolls of all shapes and sizes would wash ashore! Only one person lives on the island, the caretaker. He hangs the dolls that float ashore on a tree with threads in memory of the dead girl.

Maunsell Sea Forts, English North Sea This may look like a still from a science fiction movie. These elevated chambers were built during World War II to protect England from a Nazi invasion. Today, they stand empty like ghostly sentinels guarding the mainland. The only living things that inhabit these little fortresses are sea gulls and other marine life.

Sculpture Park of Terror Start singing “Under the sea” from “Little Mermaid” while you’re diving to the bottom of the Caribbean Sea to check out what might be the creepiest place on earth. Over 500 statues will be staring at you, and if you know anything about the Weeping Angels – you’ll know better not to turn around, look away or even BLINK!

Llanfairpwllgwyngyll a village in NW Wales, in SE Anglesey: reputed to be the longest place name in Great Britain when unabbreviated; means: St. Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool of Llandysilio of the red cave After pronouncing it kindly check your tooth if they are complete

The Great Blue Hole This giant hole off the coast of Belize is an astonishing 407 feet deep and around 984 feet in diameter. Platinum Homes Belize It was formed during the glacial periods when the water level was significantly lower. The hole was brought to light by Jacques Cousteau who regularly scuba dived there and investigated the hole to mark its depths.

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Underwater City in Shicheng, China This incredible underwater city, trapped in time, is 1341 years old. Shicheng, or Lion City, is located in the Zhejiang province in eastern China. It was submerged in 1959 during the construction of the Xin’an River Hydropower Station. The water protects the city from wind and rain erosion, so it has remained sealed underwater in relatively good condition.