Underwater Christ
San Fruttuoso, Italy
In the Bay of San Fruttuoso, 17 meters underwater, stands a 2.5-meter-tall bronze statue of Christ. The serene Christ figure, with arms outstretched in prayer, symbolizes peace. 
Skeleton Lake
India
Roopkund, a glacial lake at an altitude of 5,029 meters in the Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India, reveals hundreds of skeletons when the ice melts, either floating on the surface or submerged. Local legends say that if anyone disturbs the abode of the Himalayan Goddess, she sends down a deadly rain to crush the intruders.
Island of the Dolls
Mexico
The Island of the Dolls, also known as the Island of the Puppets (Isla De Las Muecas), not far from Mexico City, exudes a mysterious and eerie charm. It’s said that three young girls were beaten here, one of whom drowned. Thus, it’s known as a haunted spot, with thousands of dolls hanging from trees, scattered all over the island.
Catacombs of Paris
France
Stretching for 178 kilometers, these underground tunnels house the remains of about 7 million people, with bones neatly arranged along the walls and marked with the year of death. The air inside is very dry, filled with the smell of decay.
Chuuk Lagoon
Micronesia
Located southeast of the Hawaiian Islands, Chuuk Lagoon now hosts a large number of Japanese naval forces. Scientists have confirmed that more than 50 WWII shipwrecks lie at the bottom of this lagoon. These wrecks contain harmful substances, and many divers who went down never returned.
Mütter Museum
Philadelphia, USA
The Mütter Museum in Philadelphia was originally a place for medical students to study human anatomy and abnormal conditions. Today, it displays various diseases, injuries, and deformities, along with unique collections like a female corpse resembling soap and the skull of a child with two heads.
Racetrack Playa’s Moving Rocks
Death Valley, California, USA
In Death Valley, rocks move across the valley floor, leaving tracks and changing direction without human or animal interference. The force behind this movement and the speed at which they travel are still subjects of investigation.
Overtoun Bridge
Scotland
Overtoun Bridge, a Victorian bridge in a small Scottish town, has seen over 600 people jump to their deaths by October 31, 2009, and 12 to 15 dogs each year. These incidents have been attributed to supernatural forces, though the exact cause remains a mystery.
Stonehenge
United Kingdom
Stonehenge, located in the small village of Amesbury, more than 120 kilometers from London, was built by ancient people with rudimentary technology. What was the purpose of this massive and complex structure? For centuries, no one has known its true function or who built it, adding to its mystique.
Bermuda Triangle
North Atlantic Ocean
Historically, this region has been the site of numerous supernatural phenomena and events defying physical laws, including the mysterious disappearance of planes and ships. According to statistics, hundreds of ships and planes have met their fate here, and thousands have perished. It’s not an exaggeration to call it the most mysterious place in the world.
