May 22nd, 2024
Team LTG
Ever wonder about places shrouded in mystery and off-limits to curious travelers? Uncover 10 historically significant sites that remain forbidden to the public.
Home to an uncontacted tribe, this island is protected to preserve its isolation and unique way of life.
Exquisite prehistoric paintings, but closed to the public since 1963 to protect the delicate artwork from deterioration.
This elaborate mausoleum, guarded by terracotta warriors, remains unexcavated due to preservation concerns.
This sacred Shinto site is rebuilt every 20 years, and only high-ranking priests and imperial family members can enter.
A volcanic island formed in the 1960s, access is restricted to scientists studying ecological succession.
A dark history as a plague quarantine and mental asylum led to it being closed to the public.
Infamous for its high density of venomous snakes, access is forbidden for safety reasons.
Highly secretive military base surrounded by conspiracy theories about extraterrestrial activity.
A remote sub-Antarctic volcanic island, access is limited due to extreme weather and environmental protection.
This abandoned island in New York City has a history as a quarantine hospital and is now a bird sanctuary off-limits to the public.