#5 Area 51
Area 51 is one of the most controversial places in the world that no one, other than the people that run it, know what’s in there. There have been a lot of speculation surrounded around this place, is it holding alien life? Is it holding nuclear weapons? No one knows, one of the most guarded places in the world. Will we ever find out what goes on in here? The Coordinates are 37°14′06″N 115°48′40″W to see what Area 51 looks like!
#4 Snake Island
Snake Island, also known as Iiha da Queimada Grade, is a Brazilian island off the cost of Brazil that has been given the name snake island due to the rise in snakes over the past few years. The reason why these snakes are trapped on this island is due to the rise in sea levels over time, which resorted in them getting stuck on this island. There is a lighthouse on this island however, it’s not in use since it was overrun by snakes. To see Snake Island on google maps, click here.
#3 North Sentinel Island
North Sentinel Island is the only island that has gotten a massive tribe living there, they are unaware of everything around them and have only got limited resources. They are not friendly to anyone at all and throughout all its time of us knowing about them, 4 out of the 5 encounters have ended badly, most recent being a man was killed by an arrow trying to visit this island. There is more information if you click here and if you want to see this island on google maps… click here.
#2 Surtsey Island
Surtsey Island is not like any other island, this island was formed by a volcano that erupted back in the 1960s, 14th November 1963 was the date the eruption reached the surface of the water and this eruption lasted until 5th June 1967. Scientist are only allowed on this island to do research and it’s off to the public due to research and the fact this island was made by a volcano. 63.303°N 20.605°W are the coordinates!
#1 Chernobyl
Chernobyl is a place people can go, it’s also not. There is a two-day tour to Chernobyl as visitors will be entering at low levels of radiation, however there are safety checks once you leave this place and there is a curfew in Chernobyl, so no one stays the night in the radioactive place. There’s still a lot of time before this place is going to be habitable again, however for now it’s on and off with visitors being able to visit and not being able to. 51°16′20″N 30°13′27″E rare the coordinates! Click here for some information about how the disaster happened!
