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.

The Island of the Dead Dolls has a ghoulish history stretching back 50 years. Nowadays, tourists can visit and witness the nightmarish spectacle.

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.

A tributary of the Amazon River, the Boiling River is the stuff of legend: the spirit of a giant serpent, Yacumama, is believed to give birth to the river’s hot waters.

The eerily steep bridge connecting Matsue and Sakaiminato is the largest rigid frame bridge in Japan and the third-largest in the world.

The chicken bus experience ticks a lot of boxes if you want a frisson of excitement on your Guatemalan adventure

Treehouse at the edge of the world offers visitors a ride of a lifetime

Statue of Indian statesman Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel considered world’s tallest

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.

There is a real tree-lined Tunnel of Love near Klevan in the Ukraine. It was originally planted to camouflage a military base during the Cold War. Tourists now flock to the picturesque site for romantic strolls and photo opportunities. There’s a small caveat, it’s still a working railway used by the local plywood factory.

On a farm called Hoba West, near Grootfontein in Namibia, lies a 60 tonne-plus hunk of rock. Discovered by a farmer in 1920, the Hoba meteorite is the largest known, single piece, meteorite to have struck earth.

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.