Results: Most Forbidden Areas in the World!! Part 9

Bohemian Grove, United States. From spooky rituals, to heavy drinking, to Elvis impersonators, Bohemian Grove is the site of an annual event in Monte Rio, California. Only "elite men" are allowed to participate in the event, and about 2,500 men descend on the location every year. Reportedly only high-ranking males are allowed, such as military leaders, politicians, and university presidents, for example. Makes you wonder what goes on here. One would think some secret culty stuff goes on here. But we could all speculate. Would you visit to see what is going on here?

Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan, India. Technically, the Bhangarh Fort isn't completely banned to access, because tourists can visit it in the daylight and see this marvelous example of Rajasthani architecture. However, from sunset to sunrise, there is a strict ban to enter this place. Generally regarded as the "most haunted place in India", this 16th-century fort is full of legends about ghosts and curses. Hearing some of them will certainly send shivers down your spine. You might be wondering what happens to those who dare to visit the Bhangarh Fort at night. In fact, no one knows, because, according to locals, whoever tried to break the rule mysteriously disappeared after it. Would you visit this place? AT NIGHT?!

Metro-2, Line D6, Russia. Metro-2 was the code name for a secret project orchestrated by Joseph Stalin, dictator of the USSR from 1929 to 1953. It was an underground transport system that connected the Kremlin, various Russian intelligence offices, and other governmental institutions. Rumors speculate Stalin, who greatly feared assassination attempts, there was in fact a single-track underground railway line that ran from the Kremlin to his so-called "Near Dacha" in Volynskoye. Or simply it was used in the act of war to escort personal. Would you visit this now forbidden relic of the Cold War? Some believe the transport system still runs today. Access to the tunnel system is forbidden to the public.