Incredible Real Places

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Incredible Real Places 

After all, lots of dreams are pretty mundane, and you spend an awful lot of time reading lists, so it could certainly be that this website seeped into your subconscious. Or, perhaps reality is totally skewed all around you right now, but since your brain effectively turns off its logic circuits while you’re dreaming, you just can’t tell how weird everything is. Well, you’re probably not dreaming. But if you happened to find yourself standing in any one of the following places, you’d have a damn tough time convincing yourself of that.
Cube Houses Of Rotterdam
Dutch architect Piet Blom is best known for designing this complex in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, which he envisioned as a forest with every structure being a tree. Mr. Blom apparently had a very, very different view of forests than most people. Built in 1984, theKijk-Cubus or cube houses are occupied by their owners and used as either homes or business. One is kept open to the public so it’s well worth a visit.

Most dangerous places in the world
Here's a list of interesting places which are not recommended to visit. Some of the "proposals" may seem a bit controversial, but of course you will be the judge of that.
Afghanistan
This country has been one of the most important strategic points in the region for centuries. But, at the same time it is one of the poorest, least developed and most unstable countries. During the Soviet invasion, the Red Army set nearly 12 million landmines on its territory. Hundreds of people die each year because of these devices. After the Soviet rule, Taliban came to power. They didn’t allow women to educate themselves and get a job. In 2001, the U.S. overthrew the Taliban, but banditry, tribal rivalries and drugs remain even today. Suicide bombers are a constant threat, and nobody in Afghanistan is safe. The deadliest attack occurred in Baghlan Province in November 2007, when more than 70 people were killed. Did we mention that Afghanistan is one of the largest suppliers of hashish and opium?