10 Mysterious/Haunted Places You Won’t Believe Exist On Earth!

Do you love traveling? Do you prefer bustling and modern crowded places or unspoiled places to immerse yourself in nature? This world has a lot of interesting things that we have not yet discovered. If you are a travel lover, you should not miss this article. There are many places in the world that are still full of mysteries and even scientists have not been able to find an explanation. Some of them are even haunted and extremely scary with strange events happening again and again. There are also mysterious structures in their origin, such as the Egyptian pyramids or Easter Island. Today, let's explore 10 mysterious places on Earth that you won't believe exist!
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#1 Easter Island – Far Off Of The Coast Of Chile - Moais of Ahu Tongariki on Easter Island, Chile

Easter Island – Far Off Of The Coast Of Chile

Source: Seeker.io

#2 The Pyramids of Giza - Giza, Cairo, Egypt

The Pyramids of Giza - Giza, Cairo, Egypt

Source: Practically

#3 Tikis on Hiva-Oa – Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia

Tikis on Hiva-Oa – Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia

Source: Tahiti Tourisme

#4 The Georgia Guidestones - Elbert, Georgia, US

The Georgia Guidestones - Elbert, Georgia, US

Source: Marca

#5 The Nazca Lines – Nazca Desert, Peru

The Nazca Lines – Nazca Desert, Peru

Source: Los Angeles Times

#6 The Bermuda Triangle - North Atlantic Ocean

The Bermuda Triangle - North Atlantic Ocean

Source: News Next

#7 Bran (Dracula’s) Castle - Transylvania, Romania

Bran (Dracula’s) Castle - Transylvania, Romania

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#8 Paris Catacombs – Paris, France

Paris Catacombs – Paris, France

Source: Viator

#9 Kryptos - CIA Headquarters, Langley, Virginia

Kryptos - CIA Headquarters, Langley, Virginia

Source: Amusing Planet

#10 Aokigahara Suicide Forest - Fujinomiya-shi, Japan

Aokigahara Suicide Forest - Fujinomiya-shi, Japan

Source: Tokyo Weekender