The existence of a destination are often backed a myth. Not infrequently, the truth of the myth makes curious traveler. See for yourself whether or not myths at 7 this destination!

As a child, you'll often hear a fairy tale and myth, from the monster to UFOs in one place. Over time, many stories evolve and become redundant. However, these places are a magnet for tourists. Dilongok from the website Female First, on Friday (01/25/2013), this is the Loch Ness Lake and 6 other popular destinations because of the myth:

1. Lake Loch Ness, Scotland



The story of Lake Loch Ness monster or popularly known as Nessie in Scotland, became one of the greatest mysteries. The story of the monster appears in the 6th century and the false story that is often scattered. One is the story of John Shields. Shields was a worker at Flamingo Park Zoo.

In 1972 he was tricked by his friends with the discovery of carcasses of animals like Nessie. Zoologists also collect carcass and take it away before it is known by the police. This man also created a stir in the media all over the world and become a police chase. But once identified, it was just a seal carcass dumped by her friends to Lake Loch Ness two days before their visit.

2. Easter Island, Chile



Easter Island or Easter Island dalah small island off the coast of Chile and one of the most remote places on earth. The presence of 9 m high rock sculpture called Moai, a mystery that spread across the island.

While the archaeological evidence shows, when the statue was discovered by the Polynesians, around 400 AD. However, some suspect that the aliens involved in the presence of these statues. Local people who control the island's tourism. Easter Island is one of the most unique destinations in the world and full of mystery.

3. Valley of the Kings, Egypt

Have documentation of ancient Egyptian history the best from around the world. Many scriptures and carvings were analyzed as well as the ancient myths that still exist. One of the most famous myths about the Pharaoh's curse or Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings.

The myth is told, anyone who disrupt mummies of ancient pharaoh's tomb be haunted, misfortune, illness and even death. When a team of archaeologists discovered King Tutankhamun in 1922, news of their mysterious deaths began. However, the death rate is rather doubtful the team after 50 of the 58 teams still strong survive.

4. Area 51, New Mexico



As the story Giant Loch Ness, Area 51 in Roswell, New Mexico, is also often a false story for years. Many movies and television shows are described as a military air base and a facility for space experiments. However, the evidence is very slight.

Until finally phased investigation that caught the video camera in the 1990's. Although initially known are located in Nevada, many tourists visiting other places in Roswell, New Mexico. You see, this place is now this place into the International UFO Museum and Research Center. The museum is researching a story about the UFO crash in 1974, as well as a variety of stories about UFO sightings.

5. Transylvania, Romania



Dracula is one of the famous fictional character. The character was created by Irish novelist Bram Stoker in the late 19 th century. The existence of vampires has affected the culture for 115 years.

This story also comes from Transylvania in Romania that is synonymous with castles and vampires. Although the existence of fictional vampire, kebradaan castle is presumably true destination. This place has about 120 castles spread across 10 cities. Today, tourism tour Dracula and Romania hold offers some exciting experiences on Halloween.

6. Eastern Cape, South Africa

The hole on the cliffs in Coffee Bay, located in the South East Port of East London and Durban, at first glance looks great aja. Apparently, there is a strange phenomenon inherent in these rocks.

During high tide, the sound of waves crashing into the rocks amplified voice was loud applause. This sound can be heard up to a lot across the city. That said, there was a large fish-shaped half-fish and half-human, through the stone. This fish broke through the rock to save a girl from the clutches of an oppressive father.

7. Angkor Wat, Cambodia



Artifacts and relics from various religions often become tourist destinations. Especially, if the destination has a story about the religious and cultural myths. Angkor Wat in Cambodia, for example.

Located in the north of Cambodia, Angkor Wat is a Hindu monument in the world. Built in the 12th century, the City of Temple has become a major tourist destination of Cambodia, especially because of the Ramayana legend here. This epic story describes the sanctity and Hindu values.