The Four Most Mysterious Forbidden Areas in China

The four most mysterious forbidden places in China are Wawu Mountain, Lop Nur, Tong Ling Tomb in Tibet and Shennongjia in Hubei.

1, Wawushan is enchanted.

Wawu Mountain is a tourist attraction, but its ecstasy is called "Death Valley". The terrain here is complex and the magnetic field is abnormal. Many compasses will fail here, which makes people lose their way easily. Legend has it that there is also a magical "killing tree" that can lead tourists into a dead end by blocking and guiding.

2. Lop Nur

Lop Nur is located in Xinjiang, which is a mysterious and dangerous place. It used to be an important passage of the Silk Road, but now it has dried up and turned into a desert. The climate here is extremely harsh, with hot days and cold nights. At the same time, due to lack of water and food, it is easy to cause dehydration and death.

3. Tong Ling Tomb in Tibet

Tibet is a mysterious place, and Tong Ling's mausoleum is one of the forbidden places. It is said that a clever boy with magical power is buried here, which can bless the local people. But entering this forbidden area requires strict rules and ceremonies, otherwise it will be regarded as an offense to the gods and punished.

4. Shennongjia in Hubei Province

Shennongjia is a nature reserve with abundant animal and plant resources. But there are also many unexplored areas here, which are called "forbidden areas for wild people". Because of the complex terrain and the threat of wild animals, many tourists will encounter danger or even disappear during the exploration.

Characteristics of restricted areas

1. Special terrain and environment: Forbidden areas usually have special terrain and environment, such as the fascinating complex terrain and abnormal magnetic field of Wawu Mountain, the extreme climate and desert environment of Lop Nur, and the mysterious rituals and spiritual beliefs of Tibetan Tong Ling Tomb.

2. Mysterious and supernatural phenomena: Forbidden areas are often associated with mysterious and supernatural phenomena, such as UFO sightings at the Royal Air Force Base in Manweishan, and the legendary "killing tree" that can lead tourists into a dead end by shielding and guiding.

3. Danger and no entry: The restricted area is usually considered as a very dangerous place, so it is forbidden to enter. This may be due to complex terrain, extreme climate, threats from wild animals and other factors, or it may be due to some mysterious taboos or regulations.

4. Cultural and historical background: Forbidden areas usually have rich cultural and historical background, such as gardens, palaces and catacombs owned by ancient emperors, which also add more mystery to forbidden areas.