The 7 countries you are forbidden to visit, and if you are by chance you are doomed to execution

7. The Colonel's Secret

Like Coca Cola Tower, Colonel Sanders really doesn't want anyone else to repeat his powerful drink, which means a good recipe. It has a total of 11 mixed herbs and spices there, and the recipe has been preserved at a modern security facility at central headquarters in Kentucky. What do they put in our drink? According to the rumors, even the president of the KFC does not know that recipe: The original broadcast.

6. Room 39

It's not like someone wants to go to North Korea, but if someone tries to get into room 39, it would be very difficult. In an undiscovered area, the headquarters reportedly responsible for the underground activities of North Korea, is most likely to be located in or near the capital of genan. The headquarters is primarily about collecting currency any way possible, such as drugs, counterfeit weapons, etc.

5. Chernobyl

No one is legally able to visit the Chernobyl expulsion zone without permission from the Ukrainian government, which basically means it is out of bounds. Some people are willing to take the risk of visiting the abandoned city, but it is extremely dangerous especially for foreigners who do not speak Russian. The only way to get in here is with a heavy bribe to the police if you stop. In just a short period of time, you may be able to leave by visiting a suburb without much body damage. The scum that remains here after the melting of radioactive materials is known as elephant feet and is still extremely deadly. Only after 300 seconds of exposure does it only give you two days to live.

4. Ozyorsk, Russia

Sometimes all cities can be completely out of bounds in Russia. Situated in the Oblast region of Chelyabinsk, Ozyorsk is viewed as a closed city because of its proximity to the Maya. Yet people live here but you are never welcome. The Mayak factory is an object that processes nuclear waste and decommissions that destroy weapons of mass destruction. It was a place where the Soviet Union would find the source of plutonium. The area is now contaminated with industrial and radioactive waste.

3. Svalbard Global Sead Vacult

Placed only 800 miles south of the North Pole in Norway stands a hut that has a specific purpose in preserving plant diversity and keeping large quantities of seeds in case of emergencies. More than 400,000 cultural seeds have been preserved here and includes seeds for 32 kinds of potatoes. The Norwegian government spent $9m on this facility that one other than the scientists could go and maybe one day will be useful.

2. Demilitarized Zone

Also known as the 38th Parale, the demilitarised area was established at the end of the Korean War to keep the two countries at peace. It is considered to be neutral territory, which neither country is allowed to pass nor at least one large buffer area 10 miles between the two. It's the world's most militarized border. In this area, you'll notice a lot of landmines, armed soldiers, towers watching. You are not allowed to visit this area.

1. Area 51 Nevada

No other country seems so secretive but still known at the same time. Also located within the isolated site of the Nevada National Security, the government only recently acknowledged its existence. They claim to use the quiet, dry lake bed known as groom's lake as a track for experimenting with new aircraft. The body's motion detectors and thermal heat detectors are spread through the desert and will reveal anyone who intends to approach. Not to mention continued monitoring of the drones that endlessly monitor the area for violators. The theory of conspiracy states that the government is maintaining forms of alien life or even their flying disks in this country, but it's limited, we're probably not gonna find out exactly, are we?