A Glimpse of 50 Places No One Is Allowed To Visit

Cheyenne Mountain Complex

Cheyenne Mountain Complex is a bunker under US government authority. This location can divert a 30 megaton nuclear explosion. It includes 25 tons of doors if even flies are not allowed in the place then forget about the public.

Antwerp Diamond Center Vault

The Antwerp Diamond Center Vault is a center for the diamond import-export business. Diamonds are transferred from major diamond companies for various services. In 2003, thieves got through a few obstacles including a seismic sensor, Doppler radar, a magnetic field, and the vault’s private security force. They earned approx $20 million in diamonds.

Woomera Prohibited Area

The Woomera Test Range, or the Woomera Prohibited Area, is an Australian weapon testing facility. It is operated by RAAF, and here you can get a chance to get quite close to the forbidden area, and more than 65,000 visitors go to the area every year. The site used for testing long-range missiles and rocketry is completely off reach.

Demilitarized Zone

Korean Demilitarized Zone divides North and South Korea, this place is part of an agreement at the end of the Korean War. This place is strictly prohibited and in case anyone tries to get in the Demilitarized zone they’ve got an authority to shoot one on site!

CIA Black Sites

In 2006, the existence of CIA black sites was confirmed. These were secret sites which are not secret anymore. These locations work as secret prisons. Allegedly, CIA uses enhanced interrogation tactics or torture on the prisoners here. So far, the public has not been informed about the exact location of these sites.

The Church Of Scientology

The Church of Scientology, in California, definitely doesn’t allow people to roam around too much. The Scientologists have a secret vault as part of its Trementina Base where the church’s teachings are kept in titanium capsules. Rumors are, that this site is under construction for years now and hence it holds many more secrets.