5 of the World’s Most Hauntingly Beautiful Macabre Destinations

Here are the perfect places feel the creeps this Halloween.
by Andy Flores | October 24, 2017

Dotted on the slope of a hill tucked in the Causcasus mountains in North Ossetia-Alania, are tiny white structures that resemble houses. At a glance, they appear like they make up a quaint little city overlooking the Fiagdon River, but the place, named Dargavs, is far from thriving. It’s a necropolis wrapped in mystery, and the reason why it was created is lost in history. The oldest crypts in “The City of the Dead” date back to the 16^th century. It is also believed that most of the bodies buried in the area were people who perished during the 18^th century plague. Legend has it that whoever reaches the city will never make it out alive.

Aokigahara Forest – Japan