Hair Museums, Petrified Wells And Exotic Destinations In The World

These destinations attract the curiosity of visitors because of their peculiar spaces and different experiences, not found anywhere else.
Hair museums, petrified wells and exotic destinations in the world
Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, Thailand: If you've always wanted to know what the hell looks like, this destination is for you. Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden of the same-named temple is a gathering place depicting hell from Buddhist interpretation. The entrance to the garden has a signboard titled "Welcome to Hell" and you will really feel creepy when you visit the numerous statues of tortured souls and a sign showing the crimes committed nearby. Photo: HawkeBackpacking

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White Restaurant, USA: The first upside-down building in Batumi (Georgia, USA) is a famous restaurant, not only because of its unique architecture but also because of the delicious food served here. Photo: Gaweinfaes.
Beaujolais Nouveau Spa, Japan: At Yunessun Spa Resort, guests can relax and swim in a large wine bath with a 3 6 m high bottle of wine.



In addition to wine, guests of the resort can also take a dip in chocolate, curry or bathe with coffee. Photo: Junko Kimura.
Chewing gum residue alley, USA: This alley was created in San Luis Obispo (California) in the 1960s. Since then, this place has become a real work of art. The two 4.57 m high walls of the alley are completely covered with gum residue from tourists from all over the world. Photo: Haleykristinee, Lacey michelle
Petrified well, UK: If you put any object in a natural well in Mother Shipton's cave and wait a while, the object will have a "petrified" outer surface.



This phenomenon is not mystical. The water in this well has an unusual amount of minerals that evaporate and cover the surface of each item placed inside. Photo: Steph-nine, Jon Farman.
Karni Mata Temple, India: The next exotic destination is home to more than 20,000 rats - sacred animals. The rats are called "kabbas" and are worshiped by local people. If you want to enter the temple, you must take off your shoes. In particular, if you get a chance to eat something nibbled by a mouse here, that is considered especially lucky. Photo: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra, Waldemar Halka.




Avanos Hair Museum, Turkey: This museum opened in 1979 when a local potter named Chez Galip broke up with his girlfriend. He asked her for a souvenir and the girl gave him a lock of hair. Chez left the hair of his ex-girlfriend on the ceramic salon wall. When tourists asked about it, he told them his story. The other women were surprised at Chez Galip's sadness and they also began to leave curls for him. After that, Galip decided to open the museum. Today, this destination has more than 16,000 strands of hair attached to the walls. Photo: Randr2go, Rahul Singh.




Carhenge, USA: Located near Alliance city, Carhenge represents the American version of Stonehenge with 38 antique cars, all covered in gray paint and arranged in a circle. Architect Jim Reinder completed the project in June 1987. Besides Carhenge, visitors can visit a number of other works of art made from old cars and painted in different colors. Photo: Ticphotography, Catchpenny.
According to Uyen Hoang / Zing News
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