Travelling is all about personal preferences and interests. You can plan your own dream travel that fit your value and purpose. Some people travel for fun and others travel for work. Some people travel to quiet places while others travel to the places with craziest crowds. If you are the type of adrenaline seeker traveler, or planning to have a challenging trip, we have recommendations of the perfect places.
Scariest places to visit
Travel is not always about having a leisure walk around the beach. It can be about unforgettable and challenging adventure you probably wouldn’t do at your own home. And if you are seeking adrenaline-pumping experience for a trip, here are recommended scariest places to visit:
Devil’s Pool in Zambia
Around one million tourists visit Victoria Falls each year to see the world’s largest sheet of falling water. But if you are more adrenaline-obsessed, take to another level by taking a dip in the Devil’s Pool. It’s the ultimate infinity pool that sits right on the edge of Victoria Falls. What makes it scary is the fact that only a small and slippery wall of rock separates you from the sheer drop to the water below. Try dange your arms or feet over the edge and see how it feels.
Nile River Rafting in Jinja, Uganda
Another scary travel experience you can try that involve the mighty water. You can try river rafting in Jinja, Uganda with proper safety gear, life-jacket, and helmet. It’s terrifying to jump aboard a little rubber boat and set off to the raging Nile River. In this locations, some serious waters pour through grade-five rapids. It’s more terrifying when your raft flips and you get sucked under the raging torrent of water.
Bungee Jumping in New Zeland
Try bungee jumping at the Kawarau Bridge Bungy in Queenstown, New Zealand. It ‘s only 141 feet and may not be the highest or scariest bungee jump ever since it’s owned by Macau Tower Jump. However, this one spot is the first bungee jump site to ever exist. It’s nestled into a rock face while overlooking Kawarau River.
Mount Hua Shan climbing in China
The slopes of Mount Hua is home to a variety of temples and religious structures. However, you can only see them by scaling the mountain. Starting with gentle climb you will find yourself clinging to a few wooden planks held together by large staples. They are bolted to the cliff face by loose metal chains. Those are several hundreds feet above the ground. It’s in fact one of the most dangerous hikes in the world.
Shark Cage diving in Gansbaai, South Africa
Confront your fears by heading to Gansbaai, South Africa to encounter with the world’s most feared predators, the great white sharks. The waters are naturally populated with sharks. Wearing wetsuit and googles you get into a cage and sharks will approach you. Duck underwater to see the sharks clearly through the metal cage. See how close that rows of sharp teeth are to your face.
