1) Amityville House, USA
Amityville is a town in New York City, within the US, which is a large city of people. Amityville may be a small town in Suffolk County in New York. By 2010 their census had exceeded 9000. The story behind the Amityville house November 1974 when Ronald Defoe Jr. and six members of his family shot dead in his 112 Ocean Avenue home. Ronald DeFeo Jr. killed his father, mother, and two brothers and sister. His other name is Butch. In 1975 in December, George and Kathy Lutz and their three children moved into a house at 112 Ocean Avenue. But then a month after they left the house, they found a strange power. After the massacre of the Amityville house, many temporary incidents took place, and the house is now a vacant place to visit. In 1977, American author Jay Anson published his book on the subject of Amityville. In 1979 the story became a film.
Amityville house location
The town of Amityville is bordered on the west by East Massapequa, North and North Amityville, East and South by the Copiague, and south by the Great South Bay.
2) Dollar Island, Mexico
Although Don Julian's feeling was innocent and endearing, the tombstone he created is not entirely right. Unhealthy eyes followed the tourists as they wandered around the small island, and many vowed not to hear the dolls and write them down. This labor of love (or fear, it may be said) has led to feelings of danger among those who praised the sophisticated side of tourism. The area has thousands of people, but this small island is home to hundreds of magnificent dolls. Their dislocated legs, shortened heads, and bare eyes adorned the trees.
The story of the Doll Island
The story of La Isla de las Muñecas ("The Island of the knee") is best described by the story of Don Julian Santana Barrera. A native of Xochimilco, a city in Mexico City, Don Julian left his wife and family in the mid-20th century to an island on Lake Tshuilo. His reasons for doing so are not necessarily wrong, but as soon as it became clear, Santana Barrera was not a sound mind. Shortly after the migration, they found red mustard on the shore of his island: the body of a young girl, sunk into the lake. The doll went down a hole recently, changing Santana Barrera's life and the island's situation in the years to come. Arriving on an island is a long and arduous task, but traveling between the dolls they collect is a different experience. Most, if not all, of these dolls, are discarded by their previous owners for a variety of reasons. Shiny legs and headlamps were hung beside the toys, bound by the sun. Mold covers some, and some lose all of their synthetic hair. Spiders and insects live in the empty part of many dolls.
3) Bangar Fort, India
History of Bangar Fort A landmark, the Bangar castle was built in the 17th century by Man Singh I, who was Akbar's army chief. The once prosperous and prosperous town became a ruin, and that left many people wondering, giving Bangarhh fort a ghost and the myths we read these days. However, before we continue on the news, here are a few things you should know about Bhangarh Fort if you are planning a tour there. First of all, an excellent time to visit the winter ruins where you can enjoy the rope without paying too much. Secondly, do not go to the Fort for a brush only and elegant, because Bhangarh and Fort are also beautiful and should be looked upon with beauty. Once inside the fortress, you will find amazing markets and gaming or shacks. Nachni ki Haveli (dance rooms) and other buildings can be seen reaching the main entry points. The king's palace is housed inside and is a large building.
The story behind Fort
The story behind the dark fortress of the dark world fell in love with the Fathers inside the fort complex; you will find markets and surprises or neighborhoods. Nachni ki Haveli (dance rooms) and other buildings are seen as accessible
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