These places may be a lot of a travel bucket list, but they are all of the same fatal. We are careful not to change plans.
Alwick Gardens, United Kingdom
The gardens of Alwick Castle in North England are beautiful because they are beautiful. In 1750, it was planted in the first garden, the fields have increased and improved for the past century, working as a means of working for a short time to help in the war effort during World War II. But among these gardens, there is a notorious pian garden established in 2005. This part of the ground literally warns you that the plants inside may kill you, and in fact it may be found in Hemlock, Foxglout, Riquinice Communications, Strykonos Nox-Vomica (which creates strikines), and deadly nuts, in many other toxins. The garden is primarily for educating the people against drugs - it has Coca, Opium poppies and cannabis - but it is still a place where it may be necessary to remain alert.
Caminto del Rey, Spain
El Cominito del Rey, or "King's Little Pathway", about two miles long pedestrian - just three feet in 330 feet high. El Chorro is located in the small Spanish village, Walkway runs along the side of a convoy wall and after achieving the moniker of "The World's Most Dangerous Walkway" After the increase in 1999 and in 1999, five people lost their lives. It was basically not for hiking though. In 1905, it was built for the use of hydroelectric power plants in Chota Waters and Gaetanageo Falls, which were needed to transport the materials, as well as supervise and inspect the channel. In 1912, King Alfonso XIII guided the route for opening the dam in Guadeloupe, after getting the name of Kinminto del Rey. After the closure of the walkway in 2000, four more people died from 2008 to 2013. Built on concrete, the steel bar and the lane on the platform, which was built in the 45-degree angle rocket. For a few years, it had fallen into rogue state, and some parts of the concrete path were partially or completely collapsed, causing large gap between the steel beams associated with the roadway. Handriels were less in comparison to this period, and only a safe measurement was made until 2011, when a reconstruction project was launched, there was a wire beside the waqway. After three years of starting the project and $ 9 million, most of these issues were finally resolved, and in the year 2015, El Cominito del ray was reopened. But in the new place there are all the security measures, but it is not a start hiker. .
Chernobyl, Ukraine
Chernobyl disaster in April 1986, a reactor exploded in the Chernoblast power plant near Priyat in Ukraine, which caused high levels of radioactivity in today's primitive area. Despite the present danger, Chernobyl is especially a temptation for tourists. For thousands of years, they visit every year for very strictly controlled and brief visits. Walking on grass or walking over the grass is not allowed due to the radiation level, and can enjoy the food from outside the area
Moher Cliff, Ireland
A year with one million visitors, Cliff of Moher is Ireland's most popular natural tourist attraction. Approximately 400 feet long - and reaching a maximum height of 700 feet - shell and sandstone mountains have 300 million year-old stones, as well as about 30,000 birds from over 20 species of people who live there. But there are no cliffs, but there are handrails, which lacks many deaths.
Colorado River System, Southwest US / North Mexico
The Colorado River operates through seven United States and two Mexican states, which expand to 1,450 miles in western Colorado. His beauty, however, has lured him to the White Waters umbrella for many of his deaths. 15 people died in the first seven months of 2015, probably due to high water and rapid streams. Due to melting ice, water levels in 2007 were 12 deaths, 176 injuries and 275 accidents. Along with reservoirs, inexperience and alcohol are also responsible for the many causes of these deaths.
Danaakil Desert, Eritrea
If the weather is not enough for you (the temperature reaches 120 degrees Fahrenheit regularly), the toxic gears praise the active volcano in the Danakil Desert so that an underground condition is created that is absolutely deadly. Need for an experienced guide This is the Eritrean Desert that travels below 100 meters below sea level.
Death Road, Bolivia
The North Yongs Road, 43 miles far from La Paz to Correa, is known as "Death Road", because it is considered the most dangerous way in the world, every year lives for hundreds of years. Despite this, it runs on the top of 2,000 feet, there is no protector on the road to ride bicycles and protect motorbikeists. It's not that much scattered; Over 25,000 mountain bikes stand on annual passes. Every year 300 people die, their death is often marked with a small wooden cross on the road.
Death Valley, California
The highest place in the world is in California: Death Valley is currently the record holder for the highest temperature recorded in the world, 134 degrees Fahrenheit. A person can not survive for more than 14 hours without water from this desert valley.
Eagle's Nest Cave, Florida
The Eagle Nest Cave is about the size of a football field in the main hall and it runs a depth of 300 feet, earning yourself a moniker of "Cave Diving Mount Everest". Despite it has a warning sign with him, the serious tourists on it, people have been forced to take immersion in this underground cave at Florida. Since 1981, at least 10 divers have died.
Grand Canyon, Arizona
About 600 people died in the Grand Canyon, 12 of the 4.5 million people per year died on average 12 people. Site is full of danger; Free, dull, heat stroke, sudden medical condition, slip and burst, and even suicide death
Half Dome, Yasmine National Park, California
Yosemite National Park Half Dome is almost completely vertical, and the climbers will use metal wires to create around 400 feet of roof. Despite this, many died, almost 60 people lost their lives on the rocky surface and lost their foot and fell to "Death Slab", as it is said in the lower part of the shoulder, and others are accepted by the arrows below. Unfortunate hikers are known to be known for the injury.
Kilauea and other active volcanoes, Hawaii
The most active volcano on the planet: Loi, Munlwa and Kiliya, Hawaii's volcanic tours take tourists to see the three volcanoes of the state: Although volcanic tourism is not uncommon and it can be completely safe, this volcano is also dangerous, but it is also dangerous. Lava has come out so voluminously from the volcano that it throws tourists flying helmets. In 1996, thirty people were killed, and 45 were serious injuries between 1992 and 2002. The Hawaii Volua National Park system reports about 40 deaths per decade-volcanic eruptions. In 2007, three people died when a bicycle travel stopped in Killa. But after the bicycle tours have been restored; Prior to riding the bicycle, before going cycling, the volcano goes above the bicycle. Still, the control loss on the bikes has also proven deadly. Volcanic gases have also killed tourists as well as park staff - "Lava hazes", which are seen as normal flakes, made of carbon dioxide, hydrochloric acid, and hydrogen sulfide.
Coconda Trill, Papua New Guinea
After the war in Australia World War II, the 60-mile cocoa trill in Papua New Guinea became popular among their Australian tourists. Over the rivers, mountains, and jungle terrain, Trek is a difficult one, as well as six dangerous people dead in the trolley and another 50 people have to carry the plane.
Lake Natron, Tanzania
That is the reason that Lake Natron is wrapped in a alkali salt inflow, it is absolutely beautiful. This is absolutely deadly, since it kills a living thing that comes in contact with it. Swimming is strictly prohibited, so Tanzania holidays when taking your bathing suit in another place.
Madadi National Park, Bolivia
What would you see for the plants in this beautiful Bolivian National Park? Some species can cause intimidation and serious disorder and can be based on communication, so that you want to check with park authority or local guidelines for whom to look for. Bonus Dangers: When you get even the smallest cut or wound, it can be infected with tropical parasites.
Miajima Island, Japan
There are six volcanic eruptions in the fire six times on Saturdays under the island of Mecizima on the coast of Japan. As a result, there is an important part of the island essential for a home of sulfur dioxide and giant ash cloud, and indeed, the island left for a five-year period left empty. In 2005, people started withdrawing, but almost a third of the land was out of bounds. Residents of MichaZima and visitors often wear gas masks as a protective measure against the island's air.
Mont Blanc, France / Italy
This superb peak Alps is one of the highest mountains and the most dangerous hiking spot in the world. At 15,774 feet high, the speed of the Mont Blanc wind speed can reach 60 miles per hour. This can not be stopped by more than 20,000 people trying to win the most each year, and unfortunately 30 to 70 people lose their lives every year. Due to being a guide to tour company due to Mont Blanc's hospital, only "tall walk" and Gondola, which propose to lift up to 9,000 feet of people, many inexperienced hikers rely on the task and try even a little bit of trickling information to try shorts and a T- Enjoy the mountain from a distance of time during megève probably eating a nice restaurant near the shirt Ray you're good.
Mount Everest, Nepal / Tibet
The most dangerous one in the world is the highest and most famous peak. Mount Everest is located in the Himalayas, with a dangerous ordeal, just going to base camps on the border of Tibet and Nepal, with some of the deaths from height illness find themselves in the mountain valley or exile. And if you get the top of 29,000 feet above, there's a shiny 10-chance chance that you will not be able to come back.
Mount Hua Plank Walk, China
Mount Hua is believed to be responsible for the death of hundreds of people per year, one of the most dangerous in the world, with 2,154 meters of emphasis on the plank path. The path runs alongside a mountain that is sacred to the Taoist tradition. Hold it with only a small chain, hikers will take narrow paths, narrow stairs, and highly vertical ascents. Many Chinese hikers even begin to wander in the night, so that they go past the mountain from the morning, from the days when they think that danger is not possible, they were safe.
Mount Washington, New Hampshire
As soon as the famous mountains go, Mount Washington is less than 6,000 feet that is still high, however, and the peak is still devastatingly dangerous. Since the year 1849, 100 people have died, although there are many signs in front of the mountain's anticonvulsant warning that return from the dangers ahead. This is the weather, but rather than the mountain's height that is responsible for taking this life. Mount Washington lies in the way of multiple storm tracks, so almost every storm that ravages the country seems to fly here. The land also seems to create a natural funnel that results directly from the winded channel directly on the side of the wind. This wind speed up to 23 miles per hour! Windchills get devastatingly low; In the year 2015, a climbing horde of fighter -100 degree fierce winds for the search team, died in exposure. Maybe a road trip through New Hampshire could be a good idea.
New Smaran Beach, Florida
National Geographic, New Smaran Beach, "One of the World's Top 20 Surf T" is one of the most dangerous "Doubt". Volusia County, the county located in the city, known as "the capital of the world shark pulse" - and not in the funny sense. With only 15 incidents last year, there were about half of 32 reports in Florida, which resulted in the formation of 53 shark attacks in the US New Smaran Beach. Worldwide, it is one of the most dangerous beaches for shark diet, although most attacks are not fatal. In 2014, two separate incidents took place on the same day - a 15-year-old boy and a 29-year-old male were killed, the rest needed 30 stitches. On Sep 18 last year, three different people trying to enjoy the surf on the same beach were hit by shark in hours.
Praia de Boa Viagem, Brazil
There may be fewer shark attacks than Priya de Boa Viime's New Smaran Beach - 2222 and 2222 in 56 - but his death rate is much higher. One third of those affected by this shark at the Brazilian beach were built on the breeding ground of a bull shark near the end of Porto Sueep, which closed the earth shirts from different shellpies, where they once became descendants. Generally less, tigers are known to follow the ships to navigate underwater ships from the bottom of the ship to attack the fisheries. Somehow, Praia de Boa Viagem still operates one of Brazil's most popular attractions, although we would like to recommend you to a different shark attack.
Scang Michael, Ireland
Star Wars: Another reason for The Force Jackson and Star Wars: The Last JD, Schuzzed Michael has recently earned a degree in celebrity, which must already be global. Since 1996, UNESCO has organized a World Heritage Site, one of the world's oldest Christian monasteries, which is between one month to the middle of the 6th and 8th centuries. At the top of the island at the top of the 1,000-year-old border, six hundred stairs or another in a pedestrian mountain hanging on either hand or foot and some lives have already been claimed.
Snake Island, Brazil
In spite of being literally illegal, the thrillers are asked to bribe local fishermen to travel to Ihma the Quimeda Grand, otherwise known as Snake Island. This island, known as "the most dangerous place in the world", is located more than 20 miles away on the coast of Brazil, according to some estimates, there are five snakes for each of its 430,000 square meters. They are not just snakes, so do not. Snape Island is the only house in Boothrop insularis, or the golden lenshead Pip ViaPa - the most poisonous snake in the world. After the snake attack, many people have died, and the lighthouse of the island has become automated after suppressing snake bites due to a lighthouse orbital. We are not sure that you will not eat anything there.