A new documentary series, Mystery Places, takes viewers on a journey to some of the most enigmatic and unusual locations across the globe. From a village in India where men train to become bouncers in the city to a Chinese settlement where fire erupts from the ground, the series uncovers the extraordinary.
Episode highlights include a visit to a luxury survival condo in Kansas, a minefield in Sarajevo, and the King Cobra Village in Thailand. The series also explores a replica Pentagon on the outskirts of Shanghai and a city in Georgia where every citizen owns a gun.
Other destinations featured are the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, a town in Alaska where everyone lives under one roof, and a flooded passage leading to the French island of Noirmoutier. Viewers can also discover the secrets behind the San Bernardo mummies and the fascinating Skatopia in Ohio.
The series delves into daily life in extraordinary communities, such as a family that calls a graveyard home in Laos, and a cave village in China. It also investigates working conditions of miners in Indonesia and garbage collectors in Brazil, as well as the impact of the Centralia mine fire in Pennsylvania.
With 20 episodes, Mystery Places offers a comprehensive tour of the world's most intriguing phenomena, from the Devil's Pool in Zambia to the Tesla Tower in Moscow's abandoned woods, and from an Indian retreat where The Beatles meditated to a plastic bottle village in Panama.
