Travel guides, original investigations, field reports, and new discoveries from the world’s strangest places.
In 1977, residents of Colares reported burns and blood loss from silent lights they called the chupa-chupa. Brazil's Air Force ran a months-long field operation and left 170 pages and 126 photographs behind.
Ten American places where documented history and enduring legend meet. From Roswell to Point Pleasant, here is a curated bucket list for travelers drawn to the unexplained.
Seven new destinations just landed in the archive, spanning four countries and two hemispheres: a bohemian ruin, a cursed tree, a breath in a bottle, a castle, a sacred bay, a field of hoodoos, and a weeping cross.
Area 51 draws travelers to a remote stretch of Nevada desert, but the reality of a visit is stranger and quieter than the legend. Here is what you can actually see, and how to get there safely.
Mystery Routes is a growing, community-driven archive of real places connected to folklore, cryptids, hauntings, UFOs, and unexplained history that you can actually visit. Here is what we are building, and how to join in.
