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Some forests just look like they were designed by Tolkien during a fever dream.

Most people think waterfront property means having a nice view of the lake from your backyard.

Some destinations require a passport, others demand a hefty budget, but these places have a much simpler entry requirement: don’t even bother trying.

As the trend of Urban Exploring (visiting dilapidated buildings) grows, adventurous travelers are always in search of increasingly quirky abandoned buildings to explore! The trend was popularized by Ikumi Nakamura, a video game creator who spent 20 years traveling around the world uncovering some of the most peculiar abandoned buildings.

There is something unnerving yet oddly thrilling about seeing a structure leaning at an angle it clearly shouldn’t be.

Ever wanted to explore places where humans once lived but nature said “my turn now”?

Let’s face it – abandoned places are a seriously cool alternative to overcrowded tourist hotspots.

With the human population constantly growing and set to reach 10 billion by 2050, space is becoming increasingly scarce.

Beneath the surface of our bustling cities lies a hidden world waiting to be explored. Hidden from the naked eye, these underground cities are great architectural feats.

All skyscrapers start the same. They’re designed by inventive architects who have great plans for them.