The Top Ten World's Most Dangerous Cities Or Actual Places To Hunt For Real Paranormal Activity, Cryptids, UFO's And Ghosts In The World Today!

 

By Lisa Lee Harp Waugh

If you love a little danger and risk of actually dying while hunting for ghosts, chasing cryptids like yeti and bigfoot, or encountering real aliens and UFO's. Then you have found the Top Ten most haunted hotspots list of the most dangerous places that you could ever ghost hunt for the real paranormal activity that is off the charts.

In doing my research I have spoken to many people in the field of Paranormal Investigation and polled them for their choices in helping me to define this list to where they would feel most afraid to search for real paranormal activity. They all agreed 100% that these places on the list would personally scare them to death.

These in my belief makes me realize that these the worlds most haunted real places in this world, that would actually frightened the most well adept ghost hunters, cryptid chasers and UFO investigators. these locations have many secrets to reveal and it might take centuries to figure out all the sorted hauntings, sightings and encounters that occur at the the most haunted off limit locations in the world.

In searching the web I have read as many of you have, the locations of the worlds most dangerous places and wondered what types of hauntings and paranormal activity was going on because of the many daily deaths that occur. Hers in my list you will find a references from the site: http://www.travellinginsurance.org/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world

I love the tag that says:

"Opinions on one way traveling insurance reflect the views of the authors, Insurance Sector does not take institutional positions. Outgoing links do not constitute an endorsement."

CNN.com The world's most dangerous cities? - CNN.com has a great haunted scariest photo set as well as BBC NEWS | Americas | Inside Mexico's most dangerous city. These "The most haunted dangerous places on Earth's Top Ten Places". Seem to be places where the afterlife strange stories of local urban legends and the real paranormal activity that haunts those there trying to survive.

I have visited actual what I beleieve to be haunted places like Aokigahara, the forest at the bottom of Mt. Fuji, it is as many will tell you a depressing place and a very popular location for commiting suicide. This gives rise to a widespread belief that it is haunted.

I have also visited Port Arthur, Tasmania. A large number of visitors to the site have told me that they have seen spectres of past convicts and others wandering through the grounds. Stories of ghostly interactions are recorded from the 1870s to the present day with many of these modern sighting recorded on the nightly ghost tours held at the site. but locations like these although being the most haunted are also pretty safe to visit.

"The Top Ten World's Most Dangerous Places To Hunt For Real Paranormal Activity Cryptid's, UFO's And Ghosts In The World Today!"

1. Baghdad, Iraq

The World's Most Dangerous Countries are often the most haunted. And no place is more haunted by ghosts and strange presences then in Baghdad Iraq.

Many young soldiers have reported to me personally that they see ghosts on a daily basis. and many paranormal encounters are going there that defy explanation. From being haunted by the ghosts of lost comrades. to those killed in bombings. the ghosts of Baghdad are the most active in the world today. And certainly the most dangerous place to be exploring the paranormal goings on.

The risk of losing ones life and you becoming a real ghost while investigating actual ghosts and hauntings could never be higher then of course in Baghdad Iraq.

2. Afghanistan

I get many emails from our fighting men telling me of ghost encounters while out on patrol or when they are even on their down time.

The ghosts of friends comrades and strangers often haunt our fighting men as the tell me in their letters. Many witness apparitions of the fallen victims of this war.

Afghanistan tops Forbes.com's list of the world's most dangerous countries. "Even with thousands of private security and army personnel there (and 20,000 more U.S. troops to be deployed), certain parts of the country, like the region bordering Pakistan--where it's said that nearly every resident owns some sort of automatic weapon for protection's sake--are hotbeds of violence.

In my heart I have to say this decision I have made to make Afghanistan the most haunted location and the most dangerous place to hunt ghosts is not an easy one to make.

I pray for our boys over their and their families every night and day with out rest. And to personally think they have to deal with such life threatening dangers everyday much have to live with the constant paranormal experiences they are having. I get letters from soldiers all the time asking me to help them deal with their haunted lives.

I work often with those that have returned here after their personal tours to find that they are still not recovered from the constant strain from being there and the ghost that still actually haunt them. Many tell of demonic encounters. and meeting with possessed individuals. Tales of sightings of real ghosts. Lycan like beasts chewing on the dead, strange forms and shadows and UFO's in the night And a chance to lose your own life at every turn.

3. El Camino de la Muerte La Paz, Bolivia

I have gotten a few emails about this most haunted hotspot as well as seen what were believed by the person to be real ghosts photos of the dead that wander this location. Many say they have seen mangled apparitions haunting the road day and night.

The official name of this stretch is North Yungas Road, but it's better known as El Camino de la Muerte or "The Road of Death." Located northeast of the capital city of La Paz in Bolivia, it is officially the most dangerous road in the world with as many as 300 people losing their lives each year while driving its length. We're not just talking about crashes either, many cars simply go over the edge. On Death Road, guardrails are not prevalent and at places it narrows to a single lane of just about 10 feet, which is especially disturbing considering that the drop off is almost 2,000 feet. Still, thousands of tourists come each year for the views and the right to say they survived the world's most terrifying drive. The hilly rainforest road also attracts mountain bikers looking for an adrenaline rush (at least 15 of them have died along the route in the past decade).

4. Aoraki, New Zealand'

At over 12,300 feet, New Zealand's highest peak is known to the local people as Aoraki, which means "cloud piercer" in the Maori language. Indeed, it's where Sir Edmund Hillary practiced before his attempt on Everest. And the national park surrounding Mt. Cook towers with avalanche-prone peaks and creaking glaciers that draw tourists in droves. Those hardier visitors inspired to attempt scaling Mt. Cook should consider themselves warned. In addition to the usual perils (avalanches and crevasses) associated with ice climbing, severe weather that makes rescue difficult has taken the lives of visitors, too (in total, 70 people have died on Mt. Cook since records have been kept). And it's not just the amateurs that run into trouble. In 2008, a Japanese mountain guide died after six days of being stuck near the summit in foul weather that delayed rescue attempts. Little more than a week later, an Australian doctor perished in a fall. And multiple deaths have also been reported on the easiest routes to the summit. If you're planning to hike or climb.

5. Juarez Mexico.

As many around the world today know that related Gang violence is surging in Mexico. This is a place where over40,000 soldiers have been deployed across the country to root out the powerful lords o Satan's great darkness the drug cartels. Beheadings are common thing, out right shootings and serious mortal attacks on police, and shootings of innocent bystanders in clubs and restaurants are a daily occurrence in some regions. And as you can tell so are the spontaneous hauntings. One of the worst areas for the violence has been the border city of Juarez, where thousands of Mexican troops are now trying to re-establish control. Hunting and searching for real ghosts and hauntings in Mexico's most dangerous city is in my humble opinion just a lot more then nerve-wracking, to say the least.

Personally I have communicated in past years with many who have hunted for ghosts and even a bigfoot or real live chupacabra and they personally relate to me that they would not attempt an investigation here no matter what proof someone would offer to share with them.

6. Karachi, Pakistan

In a statement released by the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) said that Karachi was becoming a dangerous city for journalists.

Today no other country on earth is arguably more dangerous than Pakistan. It has everything Osama bin Laden could ask for: political instability, a trusted network of radical Islamists, an abundance of angry young anti-Western recruits, secluded training areas, access to state-of-the-art electronic technology, regular air service to the West and security services that don't always do what they're supposed to do. (Unlike in Iraq or Afghanistan, there also aren't thousands of American troops hunting down would-be terrorists.) Then there's the country's large and growing nuclear program. "If you were to look around the world for where Al Qaeda is going to find its bomb, it's right in their backyard," says Bruce Riedel, the former senior director for South Asia on the National Security Council. http://www.newsweek.com/id/57485

(Urdu: کراچی, Sindhi: ڪراچي) is the largest city, main seaport and the financial capital of Pakistan, and the capital of the province of Sindh. With a city population of 15.5 million, Karachi is one of the world's largest cities, 13th largest urban agglomeration and the 20th largest metropolitan area in the world. It is Pakistan's premier centre of banking, industry, and trade. Karachi is home to Pakistan's largest corporations, including those that are involved in textiles, shipping, automotive industry, entertainment, the arts, fashion, advertising, publishing, software development and medical research. The city is a major hub of higher education in South Asia and the wider Islamic world. Karachi is ranked as a Beta world city.

Karachi enjoys its prominent position because of its geographical location on a bay, making it the financial capital of the country. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. It was the original capital of Pakistan until the construction of Islamabad and is the location of the Port of Karachi and Port Bin Qasim, one of the region's largest and busiest ports. After the partition of India and the independence of Pakistan, the city's population increased dramatically when hundreds of thousands of migrants from India, East Pakistan (later Bangladesh) and other parts of South Asia came to settle in the city.

Next to india for being the most haunted country in the area Pakistan out numbers them for the most sightings of ghosts and other strange paranormal beings.

7. Caracas Venezuela

The majority of contacts I receive from Caracas often tell tales of black magic and forms of voodoo hoodoo type hauntings. curses and strange ghosts that scream names in the night.

Latin America is by far the most dangerous place in the world. If you searched dangerous places on the internet, you would find at least 20 south American countries on the list. With drug cartels, and poverty, Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, ranks the highest for murder and crime in the world. per 100,000 people this city has the highest rate of murders, kidnappings, and rapes in 2009. 130 murders and 537 reported kidnappings. They have nicknamed the city the "murder capital of the world". Not to mention Venezuela is the world leader in drug trafficking mainly cocaine. The country has increased its poverty level since the 1970's 300%. In In the last 5 yrs Caracas has topped the list for homicides by population. You better be a mobster if you plan on visiting Caracas. http://www.travellinginsurance.org/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world

 

8. Mogadishu, Somalia

Many who I questioned refered me to Mogadishu as this being a very must haunted dangerous real location to put on the list.

"Its really hard to find statistical information on this city, but I know I've seen it on then top of many lists." "Even with no data to report on this city, the governments warning to travel here is extremely high. Mogadishu has one of the highest terrorist populations in the world." "There is an ongoing civil war going on in Somalia's capital, which poses a huge risk to anyone traveling there. Hundreds of people are wounded everyday in Mogadishu's empty streets." "No one knows how many people are actually killed there, but the numbers would be outrageous. Looting, Prowling, kidnapping, gunfire,etc.. makes Mogadishu one of the top 3 most dangerous cities." http://www.travellinginsurance.org/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world

8. Capetown, South Africa

I have gotten many emails from real haunted individuals that have had seriously strange paranormal encounters from witch doctors putting spells on them to actual hauntings that they describe that are off the scale of recorded documentation of real paranormal activity. Real or not the mental state of those that can and so write to me often tell of strange ghosts photos and a feeling of dread!

Murder and robbery stats have been very high for many years in Capetown. In one year they had 71,500 sexual offenses, 18,400 burglaries and 13,900 business robberies. There are approximatly 50 murders a day in South Africa, and more than 1/2 of those murders are in Capetown. The city is in a huge recession making robberies very common. Capetown is in a great state of poverty, making crime a part of the peoples everyday life. Going out at night is not advised.

 

9. Grozny, Chechnya, Russia

- There is more Russian Mafia in this place than police. This city is not run by government officials, but by gangsters. A russian is murdered here every 20 minutes. Thats almost 85 murders a day. Sure there is 100's of millions of people in Russia, but thats an astonishing stat. Prostitution and drug trafficing run by the russian crime syndicate or definitly real in this place. Kindnappings, pickpocketters, and rapes, just to name a handful of tests you will face when you visit here. Chechnya is absolutely a third world city. Foreigners should think twice before visiting here. http://www.travellinginsurance.org/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world

10. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Emails I get from Rio often tell of Vampires in the night ghosts and hauntings of revenge and many strange curses afflicting those that live there as well as visit.

If your planning on traveling to Brazil, think twice. Its not a matter of where your mugged its when. When you get off the plane in Rio, they hand you a pamphlet that tells people they should have a no jewelry no wallet policy when they walk around. Crime rates have soared over the past 2 yrs. A drug cartel, called the Piranhas, reside in Rio, and they are responsible for many murders and abductions. There was 8000 murders in Rio last year, that's close to 20 murders a day. Most of the murders happen in the poverty stricken areas, but the city as a whole is growing in severe poverty problems. http://www.travellinginsurance.org/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world

And of course id you plan to travel to these the most haunted scariest destinations and places to hunt for the afterlife... Then you possibly will find it! And not with your ghost hunting equipment you take along.

LISA LEE HARP WAUGH is a real live practicing necromancer in the 21st century.

A photo of Rigo and Lisa Lee Harp Waugh Standing outside of the Jefferson Hotel trying to find their way to Annie Skinners' looking for the real spirits that haunt Jefferson, Texas.

 

She is by what may call a real conduit to the world of the dead. She dressers in ceremonial robes, draws magical circles on the floor and commands spirits from Heaven, Hell and all places in between to appear before her and communicate with the living. As a teenager she studied heavily The Black Arts by Richard Cavendish and The Grand Grimoire by A.E Waite, the Malleus Maleficarum and anything she could get her hands on by the great by Eliphas Levi, John Dee and the great beast, Aleister Crowley.

Hauntedamericatours.com presents the Ghost Hunter or Paranomal expert of the day John Zaffis.

John Zaffis investigated thousands of reports pertaining to the supernatural and preternatural throughout the United States as well as many other parts of the world. He also conducts lectures on such topics as haunted houses, exorcism, and poltergeist phenomena at universities throughout the country.

 

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