Some Of The Most Dangerous Places In The World People Still Visit

Some Of The Most Dangerous Places In The World People Still Visit 

Humans are inquisitive by nature, but there are certain things around us that even without warning, it's clear that we know we shouldn't be going or touching them, but for some reason we still want to go there to touch that thing.

Tourism is the major income generator of some countries and people travel everyday and for different purposes.
Just like someone is traveling to Paris on a cool vacation and maybe, with the intention of finding love, some travel to Italy just for a taste of Italian food or wine, people go to India just to be in the midst of all the beauty and color and to Nigeria, people keep coming because of the people, Nigeria has good people.

Kjeragbolten, Norway: This rock is suspended between two boulders in Rogaland, Norway. It is at 3.245 feet up in the air, and you definitely don’t want to be sitting on it when gravity decides to pull you down!

Trift Suspension Bridge, Switzerland is located in the Swiss Alps. It is 330 feet tall and only 3 feet wide. If you ever decide to go down this path (literally), you better make sure you’re not afraid of heights! just make sure you don't look down.



El Caminito Del Rey, Spain Meaning in English "The King’s Little Path",’ was built and used in 1905 by workers to cross between two hydroelectric power plants. The walkway is currently in a highly deteriorated state and after many fatal accidents; the local government closed the path to the public in 2000. Still, there are some crazy adventurers who manage to jump the barriers and walk the king’s little path.



Devil’s Pool, Zambia: This pool is a once in a lifetime view that many tourists and guides still visit, even after many fatal accidents. It is one of the most beautiful pools in the world, yet one of the most dangerous!

 Mount Huashan, in China is a popular climb in China, it is also one of the most dangerous and terrifying! Many tourists come to this famous site to climb up Mount Huashan. The journey consists of vertical staircases and creaky plank trails made of wood and bolted onto the mountainside.

A small piece of advice though, please take your vacation to a place where safety is guaranteed!