Archeological Forbidden Sites That Are Truly Wonderful

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The Lascaux cave and its famous prehistoric paintings have been closed to tourists since 1967. Today, many popular archeological sites are partially restricted or, in some cases, completely off-limits to tourists.



The famous Inca site has been suffering for years under the weight of its huge popularity. As of 2019, visitors must be accompanied by a guide and must only use trails designated by the Peruvian government and UNESCO. In 2016, this high-altitude, five-hectare (12-acre) South American historic property was added to UNESCO’s list of endangered World Heritage sites.






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These famous Mayan ruins are still accessible to visitors, but if your goal is to climb the steps of El Castillo, the 30-metre (98-foot) pyramid, forget it. A formal ban against climbing the structure was introduced after a woman fell to her death in 2006. Too bad for those who wanted to admire the throne room inside.




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