Beautiful Places You Should NEVER Trust

Let's check out the most beautiful places... that are too dangerous to visit!

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[grandpalarry]

People will find the Naica Cave of the Crystals even harder to explore because it was flooded (again) in 2015. It was only accessible because of mining nearby that pumped water out so work could be performed. Once the mine closed and the pumping stopped, the cave was allowed to refill with water.

[roahir]

I've been to the Poison Garden. It is a 20 min tour and completely surrounded by high hedges. You are not allowed inside on your own and must join a tour, for your own safety.

[jasonhumphries]

Ive been to the poison garden in the UK & although the plants are deadly it’s actually quite interesting. Another great video Be Amazed & I’ve got to to say I was amazed by some of the places featured in this video! Good job. 👍

[mildredpierce]

“Climb over the protective barrier”. The protective barrier is there for a reason.

[cladinshadows]

Another of my absolutely FAVORITE video topics!! I love geography and flora/fauna. That Tsingy park has captivated me for years as there is no telling what all resides deep within. Thanks for the epic video, BA!! 🤘🏻👏🏻

[NadineWillemse-zw]

Hello Bartholomew, thanx 4 all the effort and research u put into you're videos. Much appreciated

[thierryfiq]

I visited the naica caves in 2000 with no protection.

It was as you described.
I actually even totalled photographic equipment due to The humidity.

I was able to be in the cave in 5 to 10 minutes stretches. The heat and the low oxygen levels were so punishing that I almost passed out...

But I will never forget it

[RaphaelMafonko]

To be honest you're my favourite narrator of this channel

[ThrillSeeker]

Nature really said, "Look, but don’t touch… or breathe too hard… or exist nearby."

[ThePirateprincess]

I went to Yellowstone back in the summer of 2020 when the pendemic was in full swing. I was very nervous walking across those wooden paths, knowing that there was a risk of instant death if either of those beams were to give way.

I also went to Yosemite during a school field trip when I was in college and got to see Half Dome. I think it was closed off when I went, but I don't think anyone in our group wanted to hike up it anyway.

[SweetLala]

So wait your telling me that dude who literally had to go beyond a barrier that warns people not to go in the hot water, actually fked around and found out huh. Def one of the dumbest ways to die. smh

[Eddieavina]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome

[RustenPixelated]

Love your videos ❤ You should make something similar to this, but rather just scariest places to visit! Like popular tourist destinations with scary outcomes if mistakes are made; example: "Preikestolen" in Norway!

[Rebel_Lord_Taron]

Beauty and Danger is an amazing combination that makes life worth living

[destinynanaakrong]

Love you Be Amazed.
Keep up the good work.
We need to relax from these stressful times

[unrellated]

Another fun fact about Skellig Michael, it's also a puffin sanctuary. And when filming Star Wars there, they weren't allowed to move the puffins. That's why the Porgs were invented. Whenever you see a Porg out in the wild, it's because hidden behind it is a bird that refused to stay out of the shot. The merchandising was just a convenient bonus.

[Rough]

Traveling to Yakutsk is amazing exporience and everyone should try it.Prepare very warm clothes and multiple layers to wear, but that beauty and life simplicity is just somethibg amazing.

[pradhanh]

"Never judge a brook by it's cover" - The Be Amazed soothsayer, 2025 AD

[redbassett]

I went to Yellowstone springs when I was young and I remember being so scared of the springs after being told what could happen to a person lol I was so anxious walking on the walkways

[elizabethsullivan]

Tsingy park is one of my favorite "forbidden" places. Rocks that are sharp as razors. Nature sure is amazing. ❤❤❤