The Danakil Desert is located on the border of Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Travelling to new destinations often widens our horizons, but would you dare to travel to these places?
If you are someone who is a globetrotter, then you might already have a bucket list of places you want to visit and the activities that you want to do. Travelling to new destinations often widens our horizons as it offers an opportunity to learn about a different culture. It is also the time to relax and unwind with your loved ones. Did you know some places are considered risky, even for seasoned travellers? If you are finding it hard to believe, then take a look at some of the most dangerous places in the world.
The Danakil Desert, Ethiopia
The Danakil Desert is located on the border of Ethiopia and Eritrea. It is also known for its extreme temperatures. This place is dotted with lakes that are filled with acids and poisonous gases.
Acapulco, Mexico
Acapulco is known for its pristine clear blue waters and stunning beaches with mesmerising sunsets. The lives of the tourists are at threat here due to numerous criminal activities that take place here.
Kingston, Jamaica
Jamaica’s capital city is Kingston. It houses iconic singer Bob Marley’s Museum in the city, which often attracts tourists. This place has a high rate of criminal activity due to increased poverty.
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Florida is known as the fishing and boating capital of the world. It also has the most stunning beaches. New Smyrna Beach is a surfer’s paradise which attracts not just tourists but also sharks, who mistake humans to be seals.
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii
Hawaii has active volcanoes that can spew lava anytime. The air throughout the Hawaii National Park is filled with poisonous gases; and if no safety measures are taken, then your life could be at risk.
Snake Island, Brazil
Ilha da Queimada Grande, commonly referred to as Snake Island, is located off the coast of Brazil. The island is famous for its abundant snakes. It is home to one of the most venomous snakes in the world, the golden viper. The area is closed to the public.