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5 Forbidden Places No One Is Allowed To Visit In This World
- There are thousands of locations in some countries throughout the world that contains forbidden locations for people.
- Most of these locations are always located at the outskirt or remote parts of these countries
- As gathered by EKO HOT BLOG , Listed below are 5 of these locations and the rest would be discussed in subsequent articles.Forbidden places in the world
- Snake Island located in Brazil, human beings are forbidden from stepping their foot on this island. According to scientists, not less than 4000 snakes live on this land which is about 110 acres of land. The snakes in this island aren’t just common snakes but venomous vipers which are very deadly.
* Area 51 located at Nevada, USA is also a place one should not try to visit as it is one of the most secretive places in the world. It is a military base which no one knows where it is actually built or why it is built there.
* Room 39 located in South Korea is also an off limit location to visit, it’s known to be a secretive government facility where illegal activities take place including production of hard drugs.
- Metro 2 located in Moscow can be compared to the area 51 of USA. There is a lot of discussions about this underground metro system as it is connected to the federal security headquarters. It is said to be used by the military defense of Russia but the government denied its existence.
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Pine gap located in Australia is also a place you should forget to visit even if your dream country is Australia. It’s known to be a military base camp controlled by the Government of Australia and an Agency.
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