Discover the museum filled with more oddities and absurdities than any other. This exhibit hosts intriguing and unique displays, including mosaics made of butterfly wings, a portrait of soviet canine astronauts, and a collection of folk remedies. How did this strange place come to be, and is it worth a visit?

Learn how the tiny Baljenac Island, also known as Croatia’s giant fingerprint, served the residents of the nearby islands in the Adriatic Sea.

Drenched in a chilling history spanning five decades, the Island of the Dead Dolls beckons the brave. Venture forth as a visitor, and behold the eerie spectacle that unfolds, immersing yourself in this macabre nightmare.

Discover the Bolton Strid, a little-known, 65 mile stretch of the River Wharfe in Yorkshire, known as a treacherous death trap.

A peculiar crooked forest in Western Poland is the subject of some colorful and outlandish conspiracy theories that try to explain its secret history.

Constructed over 1,200 years ago from a single rock formation, the Kailasa Temple is remarkable for its size, architecture, and unique building process.

Every winter, Lost Lake Oregon drains through a mysterious hole, the origin of which has baffled scientists for years.

The mystery of the lost Eighth Wonder of the World

Based on the ethos of well-intended art with disastrous results, the Museum of Bad Art contains a number of unique pieces with a cult following.

From folklore to scientific intrigue, Peru’s Boiling River, or Shanay-timpishka, bewilders explorers with scalding temperatures reaching 200°F. Nestled deep within the Amazon, this unique geothermal marvel defies conventional wisdom, far from any volcanic activity, stirring both mystery and awe.

Scaling the heights of engineering, the Eshima Ohashi Bridge connects two Japanese cities across Lake Nakaumi. It’s not just its pitch that stuns but its tale of innovation, transforming trade, and easing traffic, proving fear and fascination can share the same lane.

Embark on a Guatemalan chicken bus for an unforgettable adventure; navigate perilous mountains and keep an eye on your belongings amid the vibrancy and cacophony. More than just a ride, it’s a colorful plunge into the heart of Guatemala!

La Casa del Arbol, with its iconic treehouse, offers thrill-seekers an unrivaled experience: a thrilling swing ride overlooking the active Tungurahua volcano, where adrenaline and sublime natural beauty collide.

The Statue of Unity, a monumental tribute to India’s first deputy prime minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, stands as the world’s tallest statue, symbolizing India’s unity and celebrating its independence struggle.

People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. It’s even more relevant if you plan on dining inside aforementioned glass house. Dutch restaurant Mediamatic Biotoop have thought of a cunning plan, involving long planks of wood and greenhouses, to further the cause of post corona dining.

In Ukraine’s Klevan, the enchanting Tunnel of Love, initially a Cold War camouflage for a military base, now draws love-struck tourists. Amidst romantic strolls and photos, this foliage-clad railway remains operational for a local plywood factory.

Nestled within Namibia’s Grootfontein, on the enchanting Hoba West farm, rests a colossal rock exceeding 60 tonnes. Unearthed by a vigilant farmer in 1920, the remarkable Hoba meteorite reigns supreme as the grandest monolith, a testament to Earth’s encounter with the cosmos.

The once-deserted Land of Oz Theme Park in North Carolina will open gates once again for a surprise six days of adventure this June.