These "Plutoniums" were also known as "Gates to Hell" because they were thought to be passages from the underworld to the surface. From these passages flowed the deadly "breath of Kerberos," the ...

DEEP in the Namibian desert sits an apocalyptic beach graveyard dubbed the “Gates of Hell” where battered shipwrecks and decaying human bones lie. Once described as “the land God made i… ...

A beach named the “Gates of Hell” is covered with thousands of shipwrecks and skeletons. Skeleton Coast in Namibia is beautiful, with long stretches of uninterrupted dunes, dry weather and ...

(Image: Getty) An ancient city is home to a creepy 2,000-year-old structure used in antiquity for animal sacrifices to the god of the underworld, and known for its deadly secret.

THE ancient Turkish city of Hierapolis hosts what is believed to be the oldest ‘Gate to Hell’ on Earth. It is a passage once used for animal sacrifices to the Greek god of death, Pluto … ...

The 16th-century German scholar Caspar Peucer claimed that the gates to hell could be found in “the bottomless abyss of Hekla Fell” (pictured). Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images Those driving the ...