Most Dangerous Tourist Attractions
Mount Hua Plank Walk, China
A narrow wooden path clinging to a 7,000-ft cliff, with only a harness for safety. One misstep can mean instant death.
Death Road, Bolivia
Known for its hairpin turns and sheer drops, this route has claimed hundreds of lives—yet still draws daring cyclists each year.
Devil’s Pool, Zambia
Swim at the edge of Victoria Falls, where the slightest slip could send you plunging 350 feet down. Safe only during dry seasons.
Yosemite’s Half Dome, USA
A steep, slippery rock face with cable assistance—many hikers have died during rain or due to overexertion.
Aokigahara Forest, Japan
Beyond its eerie quiet, this forest near Mt. Fuji is dangerous due to confusing terrain—and its reputation as a suicide site.
Mount Everest Base Camp, Nepal
Even the journey to base camp can involve altitude sickness, avalanches, and extreme cold—yet it`s trekked by thousands yearly.
Volcano Tours, Indonesia
Mount Merapi and others offer breathtaking views but erupt with little warning, making guided visits risky but popular.
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