Why did the most sinister scenic spot in China, Mount Charm, be closed for 400 years and become a tourist restricted area?

Ecstasy has a serious magnetic field influence, and the unique environment causes people who enter its territory to never return. Because the death rate reached 100%, they had to close the mountain. It can be said that the Bermuda Triangle in China always attracts many tourists because it is really difficult to explain, but a large number of tourists never come back, which led to the mountain being closed for 400 years.

First, it is fascinating and has a historical background that people dare not approach but let people approach.

The charm of Wawu Mountain is something that people who love horror or science fiction must understand. The most impressive thing about this place is that the land is as its name suggests. Visitors who walk in will almost lose themselves and eventually become "there is no return."

Many people may wonder how this caused them to never return. According to the data, the charming terrain is quite complicated. No matter how well your survival equipment is prepared, the compass and watch you bring in will be invalid and you can't find your way. There is no signal on your cell phone or GPS. Many people just get lost when they enter the charming terrain and can't walk out again.

Second, there are different reasons for ecstasy and there is no accurate explanation.

There are different opinions about the unique formation of ecstasy. Some people think that because the local area is the place where Zhang Daoling, the founder of Pentecostalism, preaches and cultivates immortality, there is a gossip maze that affects people's wit, so that everyone who walks in here can't get out; Others believe that there is a unique "magnetic field" that affects people who enter here, and it also acts as a unique swamp in the local area, which is easy to make people lose their way, have accidents, and may even be killed by miasma.

As for this mysterious place, it was closed because it was too dangerous. Let's look forward to opening a small part of them in the future.