Hundreds of places – houses, cemeteries, theaters, patches of forest or desert, mountain peaks and valleys – all over the world have gained, over time, a strange fame: there are some inexplicable things happen, or at least Unexplained (scientific, rational) so far, or explained so that explanation is accepted only by those who believe in the paranormal.
Mysterious appearances, as well as mysterious disappearances, strange sounds, lights, enigmatic … including that most famous and fantastic and famous Bermuda Triangle and Alcatraz, the prison the same name, which Al Capone’s ghost haunts, here is a list 10 places that you might consider if you are passionate about the paranormal. Some of these “locations” have even become tourist destinations, visited annually by thousands of pilgrims are in search of revelation, but researchers in the field of paranormal phenomena. Why not? In an era in which tourism offers to diversify and specialize, to suit different customers’ interests, why did not exist and “paranormal tours, for those eager to know what is beyond knowledge of the world in the spirit of positivism ?
Monte Cristo Homestead, Australia
In an age obsessed with records, the title of ”most” … whatever it is, is at a higher price, the title of “most haunted house in Australia”, awarded a property called Monte Cristo Homestead , has sealed its reputation. Built in 1885 by Christopher William Crawley, it was occupied by the Crawley family until 1948, then remained empty until 1963, when it was bought by Reg and Olive Ryan, who restored it, making it a museum and sightseeing. Bizarre phenomena that are told that they would spend in the house include the appearance of ghosts, strange lights, force fields, sounds and even ghostly animal mutilations.
Idiosyncrasies are attributed to the tragic events linked to residence, among which the killing of one who took care of the home during the period in which it remained unoccupied, and locking for several years, a mentally ill man in Manor Laptaria. It is also told that the days when the family lived in the house of Crawley, a child would have died falling from the stairs, a maid would have fallen from the balcony and killed a groom would be burned alive. In conclusion, the residence of Monte Cristo is a well established reputation as haunted, paranormal but includes all the necessary ingredients, as the curious crowd to visit, and many television shows have filmed one episode.
Monte Cristo Homestead, Australia
Myrtles Plantation, USA
Former colonial plantation, now a hostel, Myrtles Plantation offers, except accommodation and breakfast, and some special attractions, very tasty for a certain category of clients, while enjoying the well-established reputation as a haunted . It speaks at least 10 murders occurred in that house (although it is documented one, spent in 1871, when then the domain administrator, William Winter was shot on the porch, by an unknown) and at least 12 ghosts circulating there, the most famous character, the ghost is Chloe.
Chloe would have been, it tells a slave to one of the families who owned plantation in the early nineteenth century, the story to her a lot of stories, not historical data are supported too, but it sounds good for a haunted residence: it would have been forced to master her estate to become concubines, that he had tried to kill the owners with a poisoned cake, she was caught listening at the door to capture conversations of his master’s business and sell then estate information other competitors, being caught, was punished by cutting off an ear. To conceal the disfigurement, Chloe would be worn, then, a green turban, so as guess, plantation is haunted by a ghost with the appearance of a woman with green turban.
Myrtles Plantation, SUA
Since its establishment in 1794, the house went through several owners, a few decades ago, was bought by James and Frances Myers Kermeen, not only were they convinced it’s haunted, but they also struggled to and strengthen the celebrity, even using a book written by Frances Kermeen Myers and some articles have appeared in various publications devoted to mysteries. Following these advertising efforts, Myrtles Plantation today enjoys the reputation of being “one of the most haunted properties in America. ”
Mapimi, Mexico
After circulating legends, this is an area where the hushed sounds, pure and simple, hence the nickname “silent zone”. Something is happening there, it’s true. The legend that started from here, no radio waves can be propagated easily by air, due to strong magnetic fields. In 1930, a Mexican pilot reported that the board was broken radio in mysteriously, while flying over the land, and thereafter, and others have argued that this radio does not work properly, and compasses to confuse. What these stories add salt and pepper added that the area is located between parallels 26 and 28 degrees northern latitude, among which are – on the other meridians – and other interesting places such as the Egyptian pyramids, sacred cities and the Bermuda Triangle in Tibet. And something happened: in 1970, a U.S. aviation Athena rocket out of control, has deviated from the route, passing in Mexican airspace and landed in this area. The rocket carries two containers with radioactive material as a team of U.S. experts went in haste to recover the cargo.
The operation was apparently very secret – that the reason for this unrest was secret, because vanzoleala the desert and above him as he had to remain secret (it was the Cold War, so that the world was even more hysterical than it is now ). Because at that time was not know why everything happens happens, people are starting to imagine it’s a kind of Area 51 U.S. – also a place where the desert are highly confidential research related aliens or something.
Bringing together all this information and adugand and tendency to speculation, have sprung a lot of stories, but have not been validated by research done until now: how people can not hear them talking to each other, although the distances are small, as can be seen that here quite often glowing balls flying, but also very tall humanoid beings that roam the desert dressed in costumes molded silver;that this is a kind of energy pole – a place where Earth and the energies are concentrated on the opposite side of the planet there was a similar pole … And so, access is not restricted, the area quickly became a top destination for UFO seekers sites, passionate mysteries and all sorts of sect members, who are waiting for aliens and organizes intergalactic rituals designed to facilitate contact.
Mapimi, Mexico
The Hermitage, Canada
From this residence located in Ontario, Canada, have never left but ruins, protected in a museum and today has become a pilgrimage site for those truly passionate about ghosts and other paranormal phenomena.
Built in 1830, owes its house is said to be haunted by the fate of a tragic love story in which a man (after a version of a family friend after another – the coachman) in love with one of the women in the family (again, version different: it was a sister or a niece of the mistress of the house) was rejected by the master of his domain, asking the girl’s hand and, in despair, hanged himself. With these painful stories to its credit, the house was just Suitable for being the scene of ghost stories.
Visitors relatateaza strange impression, which is well known if not only confirm the reputation of the place or is generated by it: the collection of tread, of whispers, groans of a man, a terrifying feeling of being watched by someone, and appearances of a man and a woman wandering through the neighborhood, near the remains of the house.
The Hermitage, Canada
Heizhu Valley, China
Paranormal Made in China: is it oo strabatura valleys and mountainous region where people have been disappearances, mysterious and tragic. What is interesting in this valley is primarily the fact that some of the tragic happenings that could give rise to disturbing phenomena here are the recent, not a century-old stories two, but for decades. For example, they say that in 1949, when the installation of communist power in China, 30 Kuomintang soldiers entered the valley and did not come out again. In 1976, three members of an expedition of prospectors have disappeared and they are here. After three months of research, they found skeletons.
There are also stories about an anthropoid ape-looking creature, about two meters high, the body covered with yellow hair, a farmer, said in 1974 that he saw with his eyes and speak the local legends about these creatures , which locals call “the ancestors of the mountain god. ”
The most difficult portion of the valley, the ancestors once lived Yi ethnic group – one of China’s many ethnic minority enigmatic. The legend, the valley was denied access to foreigners and those who tried to enter were punished.
One of the most interesting – and dangerous – is that the characteristics of the region is crossed by valleys of numerous rivers, forests covered by very dense and sprayed a large amount of rainfall, so humidity is very high. And this combination of factors has the effect of very frequent occurrence of cups, simply filling the valleys.
Heizhu Valley, China
Scientists believe that the mysterious disappearances of people in this land is simply due to the fact that they were lost because of thick fog.
Without vision, losing its landmarks for orientation, poor people were swept out of the way and had wandered for days at random, through the thick forest in the latter fell, exhausted, who knows where.
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