Yamraj’s house! These 8 places in the world where going means inviting death, the truth here will shiver your soul

New Delhi: People who are fond of traveling around the world are often in search of new and exciting places. But do you know that there are some places on our earth where it is possible to go, but returning alive from there will be no less than a miracle. In some of these places, the government has imposed strict restrictions on the entry of humans, while in some places the havoc of nature is so much that death follows them at every step. Let us know about those 8 most dangerous places in the world, which are full of mysteries and fear.

1. North Sentinel Island (India)

This island located in the Bay of Bengal is home to the world’s most isolated civilization. The ‘Sentinel’ tribe living here has been cut off from the outside world for thousands of years. They attack any outsider with arrows as soon as they see them. The Indian government has completely banned visiting here.

2. Snake Island (Brazil)

‘Ilha da Quemada Grande’ located near the coast of Brazil is called the island of snakes. Here lies the secret of the world’s most poisonous snakes, the ‘Golden Lancehead Viper’. It is said that there is a snake in every square meter here. Their poison can cause instant death of a person, that is why it is prohibited to go here.

3. Svalbard Global Seed Vault (Norway)

This vault built amidst the icy mountains of the Arctic is one of the safest places in the world. Here the seeds of crops from all over the world are kept safe so that farming can be restarted in the event of any disaster. Only selected scientists and officials are allowed to go here.

4. Chernobyl Reactor 4 (Ukraine)

After the horrific nuclear accident of 1986, this entire area became a field of death. Even today the level of radiation here is so high that it can kill a person. Even today, access to the interior areas around the reactor is completely restricted.

5. Mezhgorye (Russia)

This is a very secret city of Russia which is surrounded by the army from all sides. This city is not visible even in common maps. It is believed that there are Cold War bunkers and a stockpile of nuclear missiles beneath the mountains. Common citizens cannot even step here.

6. Area 51 (America)

This American military base has been famous for stories of aliens and UFOs for decades. The security here is so strict that even a bird cannot be killed without permission. Direct legal action or use of force is allowed against those trying to enter here.

7. Tomb of the First Emperor (China)

The tomb of China’s Emperor Qin Shi Huang is famous for its ‘Terracotta Army’ (clay soldiers). Despite being discovered in 1974, the emperor’s original tomb has still not been opened. It is said that ancient deadly traps have been laid for its protection.

8. Lasco Cave (France)

These caves of France contain 17,300 years old paintings. These ancient artefacts were closed to the general public in 1963 to protect them from damage caused by human breath. Now only researchers are allowed to go here.