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There are 18 off the beaten path places tagged weird phenomena:

Pokaini forest

The mystery of Pokaini forest in Latvia still remains unsolved - some claim it to be a pagan sanctuary, some call it the "death spot", but the fact remains that there is some strange energy coming out…

The mysterious Davelis cave in Greece

The Davelis Cave, not far from Athens, in Greece, is one of the most mysterious places, surrounded by superstition. The sinister reputation of the cave, which used to serve as a hideout for thieves,…

Aokigahara Jukai suicide forest

Aokigahara Jukai is the second most popular suicide location in the world. Its ominous landscape and deafening silence beckon the ones who want to part with their lives. Every year up to 80 bodies are…

Menengai crater - the dwelling of a demonic flying umbrella

Menengai crater in Kenya has lots of really strange stories connected to it - from time-bending phenomenon to priest suicides, demon farmers and evil umbrellas. Besides that, the view in the area is…

The Dancing Forest of Curonian Spit

The Dancing, or Drunk Forest in Curonian Spit national park is an interesting and unexplained phenomena - the trees grow twisted, creating loops and spirals with their trunks.

The perennial Rain of Fish in Yoro

Rain of fish, or Lluvia de Peces, in Yoro is no news to the locals - every year the puddles and the marshy valleys are filled with thousands of live fish, and there is still no working scientific…

Nõiakaev - the Witch's Well of Tuhala

The Witch's Well in Tuhala, or Nõiakaev, is an Estonian wonder, which turns into geyser every now and then. Back in the day the well's weird behavior was attributed to the witches splashing around in…

The diabolical depression of Danakil

Danakil is a depression in the north of Ethiopia with eternal lakes of fire, toxic gases, sulfurous waters and merciless heat. Legend has it, that the place was a battlefield of the demons,…

Azure waters of Rio Celeste

Rio Celeste in Tenorio Volcano National Park of Costa Rica is a natural wonder due to its beautiful azure color, which is created by a physical phenomenon called Mie scattering. The river is located…
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