10 most unique places in the world

1. Pembrokeshire (Wales)

This most unique place in the form of the houses in this region resembles a house in the movie The Hobbit LOTR. Built entirely from natural materials found around the residence. Walls of stone, mud and water into the house because of gravity. Windows and pipes taken from the trash.

2. Yukatan (Meksiko)

In the midst of dense forest in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, unexpectedly, scattered thousands of "crystal pools" that mysterious. According to a Reuters report, scientists from the U.S. have found a "crystal pool" was not long ago, which also opened the veil of the real world of underground water. These dense forests hide a lot of "crystal pools' unique, where the depth of one of the" most unique crystal pools "that can reach 160 meters in depth.

Thousands of "most unique crystal pond" below the soil has formed an underground water world of the mysterious and strange. Ancient Mayans ever consider that there is an entrance to the underground nature. Local communities also continue melegendakan, that in a world of mysterious underground water, there is a pile of bones, and gold that make up such a mountain.

3. Wieliczka (Polandia)

Poland stands on the salt mine which has been operating for 800 years. The mine is currently unique open to tourists with a depth of 1000 feet. Keep in mind, mine is never used as an aircraft factory during World War-2. The mine became one of the world's most unique mines.

4. Kapadokya (Turkey)

Turkey home to hundreds of homes consisting of rooms and unique concatenated together with an old system of underground cities over 2,500 years old. Area-area separated by a narrow corridor, the population started its occupation of the surface and eventually moved into the basement. Indeed, this place deserves to be the most unique place because of its special.

5. Xi’an (China)

China now become famous with the discovery of the Mausoleum of Qinshihuang, the largest imperial tomb in China's history. This miracle was built in 38 years by 700,000 workers, and is famous for the terracotta army buried with the emperor. This place has thousands - thousands of statues, and is very suitable to be one of the 10 most unique places in the world.

6. Denver,Colorado (Amerika)

Colorado has a large airport that is believed to have many underground tunnels. Based on the relics were found, believed the tunnels were built by the military as the Masonic Temple as a shelter from enemy attack. Of the extensive underground tunnels that connect to each other under the city.

7. Tokyo (Japan)

Japan is the central mystery involving seven puzzles including an underground city beneath the city. It began when Japanese researcher, Shun Akiba find an old map of the Tokyo tunnel system that is incompatible with the existing map. Since then, he found a discrepancy in the six historical maps and other records about the hidden room-the room, including some of the architectural design of the tunnel with a hidden room that we know as the Ninja.

8. Edinburgh (Scotlandia)

In addition to the already well-known myth, LOCHNESS Sea Monster, Scotland also has a long history, peculiar and unique, one of the most bizarre is the discovery of the bridge were buried under the ground. It is estimated that, after the bridge was completed and followed by the mysterious deaths, the end of this bridge is not to be used. The mysterious bridge unique

9. Abydos (Mesir)

The pictures above are found on the support beams above the ceiling of a room of Ancient Egyptian royal shrine, located at Abydos, several hundred miles south of Cairo and the Giza plateau. Objects in the picture, seen from its physical equipment is operated in a plane layer on the surface of the tube as the earth, not to space vacuum. Therefore used the side wings and tail, and propeller that is unique. Abydos temple was built for the god Osiris by the ancient Egyptian pharaoh, Seti I (1306-1290 BC) and completed by his successor, Ramses II.

10. Valdaro (Italia)

A pair of skeleton men and women strange new stone age hugged each other tightly unearthed in Italy. Pair of framework this warm embrace each other, shaking everyone who sees it. Archaeologists estimate that this framework has been buried a pair of approximately 5000-6000 years in the underground! hugs for 5,000 years has not only shaken the most unique archaeologists, and even the world community. To maintain this style arms, scientists had not yet decided to separate the pieces of skeleton. "We will continue to maintain their stance as long as it is hugging each other." So said Irena Mannorti archaeologist who discovered this unique pair of skeleton. After the skeleton was removed, scientists will investigate further to a pair of lovers who embrace each other is eternal. Furthermore, the framework will be recorded in Italy's national museum as the most unique framework of each other's arms.