60 most mysterious places on the earth that you should visit

Uluru, Australia

This giant orange figure is a rock. The rock has the height of 1,140 feet. There are many beliefs associated with it. According to Australian Aborigines, this rock was once the last home of Earth’s creators. Also known as Ayers Rock, this enjoys the closeness to the country’s geographic center.      

Mendenhall Ice Caves 

These are the pictures of ice caves found inside a glacier. Yes, they are weird but at the same time holds some breath-taking scenes. If you too want to witness these caves then go for a kayaking trip. The blue walls of these caves would make you feel really good.   

Point Pleasant, West Virginia

Point Pleasant, West Virginia had become a talking point when a strange creature named Mothman began to appear in the city. The on and off appearances of Mothman stretched from 1966 to 1977. According to reports, the creature stands up to 7 feet has a barrel chest and owns a piercing shriek.    

Slope Point, New Zealand

It looks as if the entire trees are being bashed by strong winds. Well, that is exactly the case here. These trees are actually being bashed by a strong blow of winds. Interestingly, these winds never stop giving the trees their permanent shape. 

Loch Ness, Scotland

Loch Ness is a vast loch of freshwater situated in the Scottish Highlands. Even though people here strongly believe that Nessie resides here. However, no evidence of their existence has been found yet. The search is still on. Despite the rumors, the place has a heavy footfall of tourists. Why would it not be this beautiful as the loch is about 755 feet deep.

Door to Hell, Turkmenistan

This strange phenomenon took place about 40 years ago. The desert of northern Turkmenistan grabbed millions of eyeballs when a crater erupted out of it. It is believed that it happened after a drilling catastrophe. It has been 40 years since the accident and the door to hell is still on fire.