TOP 15 Forbidden Places You’re Not Allowed to Visit
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
- These are the places that are off limits for virtually everyone. From ancient human encampments, to areas of great danger … it’s time to begin. Here are 15 forbidden places that you’re not allowed to visit.
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I am so glad that the French put the caves off limits to tourists, because otherwise, the paintings would no longer exist. Tourists can really screw up everything.
I went before they were closed off
sometimes it's something tourists can controll, which is that our breaths have moisture and humidity. at that point, it was simply a lot of people breathing in the confined space that caused the deteroration
@@thatguy8005 how old are you
@@thatguy8005 you'd have to be at least in your 60s. And you're watching top ten videos reacting to comments?
@@thatguy8005 idk what's more unbelievable, you going in the caves before they closed, or a 60 year old is on RUclips instead of Facebook
I'd do just about anything to see the art at Lascaux, but I'm glad it will be preserved for another forty thousand years.
lol i love how top fives always have bad editing and fact checking, this is pretty much the only reason why i still watch lmao
keep up the good work love it
18:31
But you gotta admit the narrator must practice pronouncing some of these names of places. He does a fantastic job.
@@lisakurak3733 I thought it was a computer!
@@IcamefromJeddahnope. It’s not. Way too much expression. It’s actually a real person.
It was so interesting. Thanks for sharing this.
Beautiful landscape near the beach in this video.
Thanks for the Informative Video.
Technically the dog found the cave.
WANTED: an editor who is able to tell when something's in the wrong place. 😂
Lol, I was coming here to say “Number one is what, where?” 😂
A harmless Grass Snake.
You are right! There are three out of 15 places with wrong identification. Editor required, urgently! 👍🏻
You all charmed me out of getting bitchy about the title. Top 15. -isn't that usually a rating? How do you figure out the best place you're not allowed to go because you're forbidden from going ? You scream I scream. Were upset because we don't like redundancy.🤫
wow
I went to ni'ihau in October last year and was able to spend a few hours on one of the beaches it was great although unfortunately there was a lot of trash on the beach because of the giant trash patches that are around Hawaii so I helped clean it up a bit while I was there
Did you really go there
Wow. We all care so much. My family is giving a standing O. 🤡
That is awesome. I bet it was an experience to remember. I am glad u cared to help. More ppl need to be like that.
Sadly, many of this documentaries' shots of "Ni'ihau" are actually of the small neighboring semi-circular extinct crater island called Lehua. Lehua is owned by the State of Hawaii. There is a mile channel between Lehua and Ni'ihau.
The caves in France and Plutos gate in Turkey sound very interesting
I'm glad they included Snake Island. I had heard about the high concentration of snakes on the island and thought it wasn't possible to have such a high concentration. To have that many snakes they would have a food source to survive.
Enter the the birds they mention. I've read where this island is in a flight pattern of some sort that causes the birds to rest on the island. Maybe it's far from other islands. Either way, the snakes have plenty to eat from the birds who rest there.
I've read about Snake Island. Was thinking it would be included.
The snakes also eat each other
@@sveng3192 I wondered about that as well. I suppose if they get hungry enough they would, yes.
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They can keep snake island...forever!
Love the video. Obviously there are plenty of other such places. Such as Sacred Falls, Oahu, Hawaii. Probably already mentioned in the comments. Closed in 1999 after a deadly rockslide. Been there many times (pre-1999).
Maya Bay is now reopened, but no boat access or swimming allowed at the beach. You'd need to get to Loh Sama Bay to get on the pier and cross the island to Maya Beach where you can walk around, take pictures and enjoy the scenery only. You can't get in the water more than knee deep or the park ranger will warn you or take further action if you do not comply.
Why is this
@matthewwatson2878 to allow the marine lives to recover from the effect of decades of mass tourism
I've been to phi phi island back in 2000, even then there was a lot of washed up plastic on secluded beaches. It was beautiful but crowded with tourist. Glad to see the government protecting their natural resources.
This is the kind of videos i like.Good to see common sense still exists
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Walking Ayers Rock in the ‘70’s was a fantastic experience. It felt dangerous though particularly the last part when the chain ran out.
sooooooooo good keep your work up it is so nice sorry i just love it
What beautiful places are there on our planet
The Russia Become Uluru Austrailia 🤣🤣
Is it so?
There DREAMTIME...LOL
Lol I noticed that too
ORbET 🇦🇺 2022
Simply terrible.
Great video and very informative. I think its a great idea to ban anyone from these places and there are probably many more areas around the world where this needs to be done in order to protect more of the planet. Thanks for the video.
To protect their own mean interests and not save the world
@@tgr666. Nah people are idiots and slobs. People wreck anything they encounter. More things need to be banned to be protected
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We should just ban humans from the entire planet, huh?
Being that humans are so destructive, I am happy to know that serious efforts are being made on behalf of these beautiful locations. Thank you for the information.
Very interesting video. Informative. Thanks for sharing!!
I'd heard of some of these but by no means all, so thank you. It's good to know that governments are thinking of the future - or, in the case of Lascaux, the past - and taking steps to preserve things for future generations. Increasing tourism is a blessing until it becomes a curse, people destroying the very thing that people go there to see. There's a vid about places that have been ruined by tourists.
Mr Ballen did a video on Snake Island - several people have died from snakebite, including a lighthouse keeper and his family. But apparently people still go there, trying to capture the snakes to sell - a lot of them never come back. I don't know who'd want to own so deadly a snake, but apparently there's a market; let's just hope that they keep the snakes very securely enclosed; heaven forbid that any escaped into a new environment and start breeding.
He also did one on North Sentinel Island, and what happened to that missionary
I’ve had the honor of seeing the caves. Amazing place.
Many of these places are a testimony as to just how destructive people can be.
What are you proposing? Humans should be annihilated?
@@avnertzur655 I think it would be far better if they developed a respect for the creator.
@@10laws2liveby, I do agree respecting nature is one of the ways to show respect for the Creator. But reject the idea humans aren't superior to nature.
People suck
@@avnertzur655 That's your go-to? "Humans are destructive"
"oooh so annihilate them?!"
Gee, if only humans would respect nature and this planet but no you immediately went to wipe out the species
love your video!All these places are so mysterious
Some of the video footage used for Pluto’s Gate in Turkey was actually from Pluto’s Cave near Mt Shasta California.. 13:29
Great info, but lazy editing… two of the titles come up twice
got 5mill in views
Great episode! Didn't even know about a lot of these places
First time I heard of it,,,, very interesting.
Love your videos
Why are the most beautiful places so dangerous!? Thanks to channels like yours I can travel to all the places of the world from my couch lol!
I love this stuff
Morgan Island is near Paris Island in SC, and also Hilton Head. There are certain facilities in operation throughout the area that are basically forbidden to the public. Government ops.
Great video!!
Hey! :-) At 6:30, when showing number 10, it still says Australia. Might wanna check that.
Keep up the nice work! ✌️
the editing is horrible
Commenting for extra awareness
What happened to the dog? Was the dog found alive?
Thats what i want to know
Your presentation is highly interesting to watch. Thank you very much.
The places in Suizerland are beautiful ,I’m so glad I’m from Suizerland❤
That alien building is not in Russia, it is a gift shop in Crystal Springs Nevada USA.
They are using random pictures for some places.
Ma’am it’s a random picture 😂
Maya Bay (Maya means Magic in Thai) is open again as of Jan 2022.
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Just because you say something in a comment doesn't mean you use the emoji for it
Captioning errors aside, this was an informative, interesting video.
The Beach in Thailand is open now just limited numbers a day and no swimming allowed
Very interesting
There's a reason that the cave is off limits it's because for a long time people could come and visit it and the more people that came in the more damage it was to the paintings just from sheer breath and body not kidding you in fact that's the way it is for a lot of ancient places that are caverns they don't allow people anymore into a lot of these places because of the damage that human beings do just by breathing.
That huge rock 🪨 in australia is cool i would love to go see it in person
We still call it Ayers rock but like many other places the so called first nation people, 3 percent of our population have taken it for monetary gains.
Macaque’s are at a Spring (Crystal I think) where you can see them pretty up close.
very beautiful places. i wanna to visit them
I would suggest that you not try to go to North Sentinel Island unless you have a death wish.
Thank you
I liked it, an interesting idea
Been to monkey island (viewed from a boat). There are air multiple air conditioned single wide trailers there. Easily enough for 12 people at a time
Nice thanks. The number 1 caption is missing, replaced by a repeat of the number two caption I’m afraid.
Very nice video!
Amazing! Looks like a great time. Now I have to get a van and go visit!💚
I live in Alice Springs 🇦🇺 you can visit Uluru but you can’t climb up it.
Parks Australia actively discouraged tourists in an effort to achieve the required 20% reduction necessary to close Ayers Rock to the public.
Why
Wow! Crazy forbidden place. Is drone safer?
great vid
#10 is mislabeled. That’s the only thing I noticed in the video. Otherwise, great content as usual!
6:31 Yep, you beat me to it
Number 1 is also mislabeled
@@sire3435 - I missed that one.
@@sire3435 missed that one too, good catch
For all the gamers, I know that the Far Cry Experience was shot in Thailand and I'm pretty sure Maya Bay was that opening scene which makes me want to go that much more
How can a photo of a rock from a certain angle be offensive???
It's the heart island for Me. So cute! 🥰🤗💖🇨🇦
AGALEGA*** (known as Diego Garcia island) in the INDIAN Ocean is a USA MILITARY BASE and is Forbidden to visit.
It is a Part of MAURITIUS Island but being occupied by US.
It' s the same with the Altamira Caves in Cantabria
That's the clashing rocks in jason and the Argonauts that boat is so so lucky to get through cos there's no fishy bloke with a crown that stops the canyon from sinking you without trace cos that's a myth
This is an intense list tbh
Ilha Grande's Snake Island: funny how he pronounced "il-ha", actually it is more like 'illia' or like Italian 'gli', which also he also pronounced wrongly.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON MUDLARKING FINDs!!
If ancient artists lived in the Lascaux Caves, and even painted on ceiling of the caves, why aren't there any carbon stains on the ceiling from the fires used by the artists to see in the dark? Or, are there?
Probably because the paint was new, meaning it was stronger, like you need to repaint your fence every now and then
This places are wonderful
thank you
Wow!
Seeing footage of Molokini island for Ni'ihau makes me wonder how true any of this is.
Fun fact: Molokini is not considered an island but actually a volcanic crater
That looks like Lehua crater, maybe not Molokini.
What about Kailash Mansarovar? I believe it's also prohibited to climb on it.
great video
I love it!
Can we all appreciate the fact that Top Fives never disappointed us with his content. 🤚
Let's appreciate that with the name Top Five, he blessed us with triple in this episode
@@armageddon_gaming check yer math. Cheers...
@@bazzer124 oops. Thanks 😂
@@bazzer124 5 times 3 is 15.
How. Wide in scale distance. Away from. The glacier mile? Coloser further? I'm curious
Typo Police: ...you got some splainin' to do! lol
Hate to be that guy, but the tallest mountain in Australia is famously mt Kosciuszko in the snowy mountains.
Mt K is 2228 metres (about 7300 ft) and is the highest mountain on continental Australia. Heard Island belongs to the country of Australia and its mountain is the highest in the country, accepting what this video says
Amazing! - the most important places for Humans to visit are Restricted - like Heart Reef & the Goddess of the sun temple - All Places are for All now - let the Island in Hawaii be an example to follow for All - and so it is - Blessings.
Glitch on the Australian Russia at the 1 3rd point.
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I'm surprised Whakaari/White Island, North Island New Zealand is not on the list: A cone volcano that's been around the last 150,000 years. New Zealand's most active volcano erupts frequently with steam 200° Celsius (nearly 400° Fahrenheit). It erupted the 9th of December 2019 when 48 tourists and tour guides were there; some of whom were at the crater edge when the eruption occurred. Most were injured but 22 people died including 2 whose bodies were never found. The volcano island has been closed to everyone since then except for the authorities who brielfy returned for the bodies that didn't die in hospital.
I thought there would be some mention that everywhere below the 60th parallel of entire Earth is heavy restricted to protect the penguins.
We want to go!!!
Habang may konti pang natitirang kuento ay ingatan at lagyan ng teknolohiya....
Pluto is the name of a Roman god, Hades is the Greek name
nice visits!
The two highest mountains are not on the Australian mainland; they are both in territories. The highest mountain is not however Mawson Peak. Dome A in the Australian Antarctic Territory is the tallest Australian mountain at 4,093m, compared to Mawson Peak on Heard Island which is only 2,745m. On the mainland the tallest is Mount Kosciuszko in New South Wales which is 2,228m. Fact checking is not really up to scratch on this video as interesting as it was.
I was going to comment on a different Australian sacred rock outcrop but cannot remember the name of it, it has more of a jagged rocks look and say sometimes people just vanish there. I believe the Aboriginals say not to go there, or they don't go there...
Where does the narrator say Ayers rock is the highest mountain in Australia? You obviously hear him say stuff he dont but are only in your head 😱
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yes
Thank you 😊 👍👍👍👍
Yes
number 8 the arch is a baby at 52ft tall.
durdle door in dorset is a nateral limeston arch peirced by the sea around 10,000 years back it if 200ft tall i climb it in the summer as i live not far from it
Been too Maya Beach 3 times, last time in 2015. It's absolutely gorgeous, but then again, the whole region is :)
Did you see the garbage left behind by visitors, that they mentioned in the video?
You can't take your boats into Koh Phi Phi lai (Maya Beach)
@@JW-2112 yes problem tourists, but also the so called national park warden sat in their hut collecting 400baht (£10/$13) CASH per person to every person landing on the island every single day, equating to more then £60,000/$78,000 per day lining local pockets and not being reinvested into preservation and rules, thats on top of my paid trip fee, why are they not enforcing misbehaving tourists? or boats? why are they not cleaning up afterwards? why are they not putting strict measure in place before hand? its ok blaming tourists for all the problems but properly run activities would have stopped the damage at maya bay years ago, i know, i was there before it became famous, and then i went back in about 2017/2018 and it was a disgrace, to the point i refused to get off the boat and pay a fee for such a shambles, better regulation initially means better behaved people put rules in place and then flouters can be punished, win win for all
Lascaux cave in France is linked to cro-magnon man and that goes back up to 30,000 years! Not 17,000. A painting show a perfect representation of the Pleiades solar system and Orion solar system, the right number of planets and their placement, just perfect. This shows that they were not primitive at all. Around the world legends do tell about Pleiades and Orion, so how could they know? But between both solar systems you had the bull sign that is made when linking star to star, not any star of course. All is perfect is place like you would see it in the sky. So much is not understood yet.
Please do not be hoodwinked. It isn’t even more than 4,000 years old
Has no one commented on the mistakes on the list? Twice one thing was said, but another written on the screen. What was written, was the previous and the voice said the name of the place what ever was the next in the line
Some of those wrong place name pronunciations are comical to say the least.
amazing place
Wow! Fascinating.
Thank you.
How could you miss out "Bouvet Island" ? First of all, it's the most remote island in all directions on the planet and is very hard to get to. It's also forbidden to visit that island. Even if you tried to live there, you wouldn't survive. The Island is owned by Norway.
@@roddymcniven8734 Irrelevant to this video. It's not a forbidden island.
@@V3ntilator And @Roddy McNiven, alright lads settle down, lol. Bouvet Island is indeed the most remote island on earth, whereas Tristan da Cunha is the most remote inhabited place on earth, you both win.
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@@TheFireflycam Thanks. Tristan and Antarctica is the closest neighbor to Bouvet where there lives people. Norway also owns part of Antarctica. Norway also have the most northern city on the planet. Longyearbyen. Norway covers both sides of the planet. lol
Another little known fact is that Norway also have 2nd longest coastline on the planet.
@@V3ntilator no worries mate😁, I’m in Australia, did we have the largest coastline? I think we have the most beaches😊
@@V3ntilator you reeeeaalllyyyyy like Norway
The Mexico clip got overlapped I guess with the uluru clip because it's labeled uluru instead of the Mexico one. Just thought I'd tell you so in the future you can watch for things like that.