Results: Most Forbidden Areas in the World!! Part 13!

The Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion, Ethiopia. Many believe the ten commandments in the Ark of the Covenant are finally resting in Ethiopia's Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion. However, because just one person is permitted to witness the Ark, most humans will never know whether or not this is true. The only individual who can see the Ark is an assigned guardian abbot picked by the predecessor. The church was built in the fourth century, and the grounds include the bones of an Ethiopian Emperor. Perhaps one day, the monk will write a tell-all book so that the rest of the world will learn about the hidden secrets inside those walls. Would you want to see inside and risk your face melting via Raiders of the lost Ark?

White´s Gentleman Club. England, UK. Yet like another boys club like the one in Bohemian Grove. Located on St. James's Street in Central London, White's Gentleman Club is the most traditional and exclusive gentleman's club in London and possibly also in the world. The club was established in 1693 and has been maintaining its male-only policy up to these days. Some of the current members of this highly prestigious club are, for example, Prince Charles, Prince William, Tom Stacey etc. I assume you would not wanna visit? But would you?

Korean Demilitarized Zone, Korea. The Korean Demilitarized Zone is off-limits to visitors, not that anybody would want to go there. This swath of territory dividing North and South Korea serves as a buffer zone where the two governments can meet for talks. The area is a no-land man's protected by armed paramilitary patrols. To be honest, I don't think anyone is wanting to visit NK whatsoever. Would you want to see this demilitarized zone?