Historical Attractions That Are Actually Kind of Creepy

20. The Sunken Ghost Town of Epecuén (Argentina)

Epecuén was once a lively lakeside resort town in Argentina, but in 1985, disaster struck. A massive flood submerged the entire town, and it remained underwater for over 25 years. When the waters receded, what emerged was a haunting landscape of skeletal trees, crumbling ruins, and rusting remnants of civilization. The eerie silence, combined with the town's ghostly remains, creates an unsettling atmosphere. Visitors who walk through the ruins say it feels like stepping into a post-apocalyptic world—a reminder of how nature can reclaim even the most vibrant places.