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10 Places On Planet Earth That Look Like A Door To The Underground World

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We got amazed by the different landscapes of the earth. Some of these landscapes are natural and some are made by the man. Many local and foreign tourists used to come to these places and take photographs, while, scientists are arguing about the origin of those places.

#01 Great blue hole – the Belize Barrier Reef.(divers cemetery.)

This enormous marine sinkhole has a diameter of about 1,000 feet and a depth of about 400 feet.

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#02 The inverted tower of masons – Portugal.

The interior walls decorated with moss resemble underground towers lined with stone stairs. This well is extremely strange and impressive. A 10-story building could fit into it accurately.

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#03 Crater of Mount Yasur, Vanuatu Island.

Burning lava lake that is located inside the Mount Marum active crater in the 8 x 12 km wide Ambrym island volcano caldera of the New Hebrides Volcanic Arch.

#04 Guatemala City sinkhole

A house along with a 3-storied factory collapsed under the ground on the 1st of June, 2010. This happened in a district in Guatemala right in the afternoon. Afterwhile an enormous hole appeared in the place where the collapse took place.

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#05 Spillway in a dam’s reservoir – Northern California.

Located in the United States in Northern California. 48,400 cubic feet per second.

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#06 Er Wang Dong, China.

A Group of spelunkers accidentally succeeded in discovering this system of huge caves in China.

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Credits : shonephoto

#07 Gates of Hell (Darvaza), Turkmenistan.

This is a gas crater that was made by man. It is also called the “Gates of Hell”. The fire lit in 1971 is still burning for about 50 years there.
The diameter of the hole is around 200 ft and its depth is 65 ft approximately.

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#08 Eisriesenwelt –  Austria.

More than 5,000 ft. German translation of it is as the “World of the Ice Giants”. this is the biggest ice cave in the world. More than 1,300 ft in depth and 26 miles in length.

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#09 Mutnovsky Ice Caves – Russia

Mutnovsky volcano is located inside an ice cave in the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia.

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#10 St. Patrick’s Well – Orvieto – Italy

They started this giant construction back in 1527 when Pope Clement VII settled in Orvieto after the sack of Rome.

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Architecture background – © Depositphotos.

What did you feel when you see the different landscapes of the earth? You got afraid? Or did you interest in travelling into the core of the planet? We are happy to hear that so.

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