The 10 most dangerous tourist places in the world

There is always been a that thing which drives people to see and get a feel of the  dangerous places in terms of tourist attractions . Here is the list of the 10 most dangerous places in the world which includes Cliffs, sharks  and lava which lurk tourists who are not afraid in taking the risk visiting these natural paradises and making it worth their while.

1.Mont Blanc, the Grand Canyon

Mont Blanc, the Grand Canyon and a Florida beach, are some of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the world, but also the most dangerous. They allow you to experience nature up close, but in return there are thousands of deaths each year. The Daily Mail reported the riskiest places and put together a list of 10 of those beautiful destinations, in which tourists must be very careful.

 

2. Mont Blanc, France. With peaks of 5,000 meters high

Mont Blanc, France. With peaks of 5,000 meters high, at the top the winds can reach 95 kilometers per hour. So it is not surprising that it is one of the most dangerous places. That does not stop adventurers from all over the world coming to meet their impressive heights. On average, more than 20,000 attempts are made to scale it every year. Unfortunately, many were injured or lost their lives at the highest peak in Europe, with about 30 to 70 deaths per year, according to Climbing Mont Blanc magazine. In January of this year six friends died in an avalanche that occurred on the Italian side of Mont Blanc.

 

3. Grand Canyon, United States.

Grand Canyon, United States. The Grand Canyon National Park is 227 kilometers long, and in some places 1,800 meters high. Each year it receives more than 4.5 million visitors and, on average, it registers the death of 12, according to the statistics of the park. The causes of death are very varied: from fatigue, heat, dehydration, medical conditions and suicide to sliding over the edge of the mountains. Last year, a Texan man who went on vacation with his family, fell and died. His death is the number 685 that the statistics of the American national parks report.