New Delhi: There are many places around the world whose mystery still surprises people. Some of these places are such where tourists can go, while some places are such where very few people dare to go. Today we will tell you about two such mysterious places, which are called 'the door of hell'.

Hell's Valley

Japan, which is considered to be at the forefront of technology and progress, is also a place that is known for its mysterious and scary identity. The name of this place is 'Hell Valley' .

Where is Hell's Valley?

This place is located in a state called Nagano, about 500 kilometers away from Tokyo, the capital of Japan. The name of this valley located in Nagano is Jigokudani Monkey Park , which is called the 'Valley of Hell'.

Why is this valley special?

The views here are extremely amazing and scary, especially in winter. When snow falls all around and icy winds blow, it becomes difficult for humans to live in this place. But the resident monkeys here do not leave their place even in this difficult weather. This place is so cold that even the trees are seen shivering, but the monkeys stay here, hence the name of this park is 'Monkey Park'.

gate of hell

The well of Bharhut located in the desert area of ​​Yemen is also full of mysteries. People call it the 'gate of hell' .

What is the well of Barhut?

The well of Barhut is an ancient and mysterious place in Yemen. It is said about this well that God dislikes it the most. The width of this well is about 30 meters, and no one has been able to measure its depth till now. Scientists estimate that this well can be 100 to 250 meters deep.

Why is this well mysterious?

To date, no one has dared to go inside this well, because as soon as one goes inside it, there is a lack of oxygen and people return back due to the strange smell. Yemeni scientists and explorers also tried to measure the depth of this well, but they too failed.

Many places in the world surprise people with their mysteries. Japan's Hell Valley and Yemen's Hell Gate are two such places, whose mystery remains even today. Both these places are proof of the fact that there is a lot in the world around us that we have not yet fully understood.