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Ten of the most insane places on Earth where using the toilet is life-threatening and stepping outside requires a mask On this planet besides towering skyscrapers and magnificent temples There are still places where people live in ways that are incredibly strange almost unbelievable Just hearing about them is enough to make many people doubt their own senses From Uruguay people living in tree houses over 30 meters tall where using the toilet is a life-threatening challenge as far as Miyake-jima Island in Japan where dozens of earthquakes can occur each day Ten locations ten different circumstances Every location surpasses the imagination of modern humanity In this episode join Have a Strange TV as we explore the ten most unimaginable places to live on Earth If you find the content interesting don't forget to subscribe and like the channel to support it The mysterious tree house of Uruguay Have you ever seen a house built atop a tree Not a tourism model nor a scene from a movie—this is the real home of Uruguayans These homes are situated more than 30 meters above ground level equivalent to a building taller than ten stories The entire weight was supported by just a few wooden beams To get home they had to climb up a long wooden ladder There are no safety devices and a single mistake could cause a fall to the ground Inside the house it was nearly empty—no electricity no furniture not even a proper bed To modern eyes this may seem hard to accept but for Uruguayans it's a way of life that has endured across generations They live in the tropical forests of eastern Indonesia with a population of only around 4 000 people Until the 1970s this tribe remained almost entirely isolated from the modern world preserving its primitive way of life In the past tribes in Uruguay frequently experienced conflicts To avoid enemies some groups began building their homes in trees Over time houses grew taller and this became a tradition Uruguayan builders use ironwood the hardest and most durable wood found in tropical forests They carried each log up by hand secured it tightly with jungle vines and roofed it with large leaves The house is not merely a dwelling but also a symbol of ancestral tradition and belief Amidst the modern world of concrete and steel time seems to have stood still for the people of Uruguay Would you dare to spend some time living in this treehouse completely cut off from the outside world The floating rat-infested slum of Makoko Nigeria Right before your eyes is a toilet erected directly on the water's surface And right at that moment beneath it a boy suddenly jumped into the dark rushing water The filthy water flooding through his body made viewers feel it too But that was only the tip of the iceberg This is Makoko Nigeria's infamous floating slum The village is built directly on a stream of thick black wastewater so polluted that not even fish can survive Some joke that even creatures from the Ganges River would turn back upon reaching here Yet this place is home to millions of people Every piece of trash and household waste is dumped directly into the water Over time the river turned pitch black its stench so overpowering it defied description Every day spent here was a torment The boy you're seeing is a resident of Makoko He shows off his home—small cramped rooms dirty walls and a suffocating atmosphere The most expensive item listed was probably just an old television To outsiders this environment is utterly unacceptable But in Makoko it's considered quite good Why don't they leave The answer is simple—they don’t have money In Nigeria the gap between the rich and the poor is a chasm The poor don't even have the right to choose a decent life Opening the tap brings dirty water To drink clean water you have to pay money Men sift sand from the river to sell Women stay home to care for children Most children do not attend school Growing up meant having no choice but to follow in the footsteps of one's parents just to survive Occasionally a small boat would dock carrying a few kinds of vegetables and fruit The pitch-black house before them turned out to be an upscale restaurant hidden in the slum The children stood staring longingly but most didn’t have enough money to buy one Look over at the opulent neighborhood right next door The same country yet two entirely different worlds It's mesmerizing Skylosh a capsule hotel nestled into the cliffside A hotel hangs suspended above a cliff face Would you dare stay there Room rates here range from a few hundred to around a thousand dollars per night during peak season It's fair to say this is an extreme money-spend experience that feels like playing with life and death Yet it still draws tourists from around the world eager to sleep amidst the clouds It's Skylosh located in the Urubamba Valley Peru The hotel is dubbed the most dangerous in the world The entire structure hangs at an altitude of over 400 meters above ground level From a distance they looked like three translucent coons clinging tightly to the cliff face Just seeing them was enough to send shivers down one's spine However each capsule is about 2.7 meters long 2.3 meters wide and can hold up to eight people Made from aerospace-grade aluminum and polycarbonate it's extremely sturdy Inside it features a sleeping berth dining area and a private bathroom From here visitors can enjoy a panoramic 360-degree view of the mountains perfect for stargazing under a sky filled with stars an experience unlike anywhere on Earth Yet to reach Skylosh Visitors must have mountaineering skills and be prepared to navigate precarious rope traverses Even with the money not everyone has the courage to set foot here And even after securing a room There's still one issue that makes many people hesitate when it comes to using the restroom You can probably imagine exactly what it is Perched atop a lofty mountain in Zheng'an County Guizhou Province a small house lies hidden deep within a dense forest and towering cliff faces at an elevation above 1 800 meters even professional research teams find it difficult to reach But this house had quietly stood for decades The astonishing part wasn't its precarious location but its owner a 90-year-old man He has lived alone on this mountain peak for over thirty years No neighbors no companions A curious netizen trekked through the forest climbing steep trails to finally meet the old man After hours of exhausting mountain climbing he finally reached the hidden dwelling From a distance the house appeared small But upon closer inspection it resembled a tranquil courtyard entirely built of stone and incredibly sturdy The most surprising revelation It was actually a temple The man who has guarded the temple for three decades is this elderly gentleman He said he came up to the mountain over thirty years ago My grandson has repeatedly urged him to come down from the mountain but the old man always refuses He dislikes city life and loves the mountains and forests the quietness and this temple Every two weeks the elder would go down the mountain to buy essentials Drinking water came from a spring and food was vegetables grown on-site electricity was available but rarely used No internet no social media no modern喧嚣 yet the old man lives with a peace and ease that is truly remarkable Seeing that contented smile one can't help but wonder—perhaps only when stepping away from the chaos can people truly find peace Yet living alone atop such a towering peak the loneliness this man endures must surely far exceed the imagination of an ordinary person Eskimo igloos These ice houses are not tourist attractions but actual homes of the Eskimo people also known as the Inuit No furnishings no modern comforts no cozy bed Just looking at it sends a chill straight to the bone Yet the Inuit have lived here for hundreds of years They have inhabited the northern regions of Canada where winter temperatures can drop as low as -40 degrees Celsius What's remarkable is that the Inuit continue their daily lives calmly amidst the extreme cold The secret lies in a diet rich in animal fats and proteins which helps the body generate heat efficiently But most importantly it's the ice houses It sounds paradoxical but the interior of the igloo is quite warm The structure is built from tightly packed snow It contains multiple air pockets for effective insulation and the vaulted configuration helps maintain stable heat When ignited the internal temperature rises quickly For the Inuit sleeping soundly in an ice house during a blizzard is completely normal so don't worry about them They not only survived but also lived quite comfortably Miyakejima Island Japa Up to 21 earthquakes could strike in a single day with toxic gas engulfing the entire island masks must be worn whenever going outside Yet people still live here This is Miyake-jima Island located about 180 kilometers south of Tokyo and dubbed one of the most dangerous places in Japan The island is home to two volcanoes constantly on the brink of eruption In 2000 a violent eruption occurred filling the sky with red hues and blanketing the ground in volcanic ash A large amount of sulfur dioxide a toxic gas heavier than air was released potentially causing suffocation and impaired bodily functions More than 3 000 residents were forced to evacuate Miyake-jima became a dead island Yet just five years later The unbelievable happened The people returned and they have stayed ever since Not because they weren't afraid yet because they were so deeply attached to their homeland when toxic gas levels rose sharply the alarm siren sounded People immediately put on masks and limited their outdoor activities This happened so frequently that they had grown accustomed to it Some even wore masks to school Some people stroll through the streets wearing masks and even a couple has held a wedding ceremony in a church while wearing masks For them love had transcended the boundaries of life and death As for the earthquakes local residents said they had grown accustomed to them Small earthquakes don't require fleeing they only leave when there 's real danger One can only say these are incredibly brave people The village closest to paradise Tui Hua Village It is hailed as the village closest to paradise on Earth yet also one of the harshest places on Earth for human habitation This is Tui Hoa Village located in Nagas District e Sonnam region of Tibet This tiny village lies at an elevation of 5 070 meters above sea level e highest place in the world today Here lies a sacred lake beside it eternal snow-capped mountains as companions a landscape as beautiful as a painting But that beauty comes at the cost of incredibly harsh living conditions At this altitude the amount of oxygen in the air is only about half that found at sea level Newcomers are prone to severe even life-threatening altitude sickness The average temperature is around 5.0°C On the extreme day-night cycle three days of intense sun with powerful ultraviolet rays followed by bone- chilling nights Most plants cannot survive The villagers primarily rely on cattle yaks and sheep for survival The entire village consists of only about 40 households They had to live as a unified collective There was no concept of rich or poor among them Livestock were combined and grazed together They take turns grazing in the pasture When the time is right they sell the livestock and divide the proceeds equally among everyone Yet the cost is immense The average lifespan here is only about 40 years the lowest in the world The authorities had previously proposed relocating the villagers to a lower area but all requests were rejected because to them this was home Even as the environment reached the limits of human endurance they chose to remain Living at the foot of the snow- capped mountain beside the sacred lake Work when the sun rises rest when it sets Perhaps even a hundred years from now They will remain the fiercest guardians of this land This place once appeared frequently in films and comics shrouded in mystery but in reality it was far more brutal Cửu Long Camp is located less than 2 kilometers from Victoria Harbour the most vibrant area in Hong Kong Yet those two places feel like they belong to entirely different worlds With an area of just 0.026 km² yet once held over 50 000 residents The population density was so extreme that even the most crowded areas had to shake their heads in disbelief Inside it's a labyrinth of densely packed wires narrow alleys so tight they seem barely wide enough for a twig Tightly packed houses block out the sunlight Even during the day it's as dark as night Anyone unfamiliar entering the area is almost certain to get lost The living conditions were even worse There was no sewage system and the entire area had only two toilets Sewage flowed directly into the streets A foul stench hung in the air tiny rodents scurried everywhere Illness lurked at every turn This is also a tripartite no-go zone—no government no police no laws Criminal gangs operate openly Violence occurs daily Yet the people still do not leave Not because they love this place but because they have no other choice Due to its complex history Cửu Long Thành Trại was abandoned on the fringes of society becoming a gathering place for those at the very bottom of the social ladder so cheap is the cost of living that just having a place to lie down is enough to survive but in a place without light without order Darkness inevitably gives rise to countless problems By 1987 the Hong Kong authorities decided to demolish the Kowloon Walled City The city of sin officially closes bringing an end to a dark and chaotic chapter in history Believe it or not this sheer cliff face before us is now the new home of an Afghan family—no doors no railings No safety measures at all They merely cleared away some rocks created a space and decided to live here Sounds unbelievable But in Afghanistan families living in precarious cliffside caves like this are far from uncommon Most of them lack stable employment Without savings they couldn't afford to buy a home Afraid of predators on the plains they were forced to climb treacherous cliff faces to find shelter After deciding to stay the family began arranging their home laying blankets over the cold stone floor Transporting pots pans and daily living items to higher elevations But nightfall brings true hardship Cold winds howl through the rock walls biting deep into the flesh The whole family huddled together under the blanket pressing close and kept going The next morning as the sun rose They began another day of labor Thinking that this rocky wall would be the place where their entire family would be tied for a long time it was hard not to feel a pang of sorrow The only lucky thing is that they're still together Radio Tower Taiwan This building in front of us is even more terrifying than a haunted house Inside there are no ghosts only something far more dangerous uclear fallout This is the Minsen residential building one of the most mysterious architectural cases in Taiwan's history More than 160 families who once lived here were completely unaware that their lives were under threat To save themselves residents continuously altered their home's structure even summoning feng shui masters but all efforts proved futile Can you imagine that A typical residential building yet the daily radiation exposure reaches 500 microsieverts Cumulative dose exceeds 1.5 million microsieverts Meanwhile an average person can withstand only abou 1 000 microsieverts—meaning just two days here equals the annual radiation limit This place is no different from a cancer cell culture chamber Living here is gambling with your life At first the residents couldn't believe this truth A series of inspections were carried out relevant authorities got involved yet the outcomes were all the same Radiation levels were dangerously high No nuclear facility nearby no publicly reported radiation incident So where did the radiation come from The truth only came to light years later when the steel construction was found to be contaminated with COVID-60 Even more outrageous was tha This information had been concealed for eight years surfacing only during a power struggle within the organization The revelation shook the world This is not merely a humanitarian disaster but also exposes the deep -seated corruption in governance Thousands of families once believed I found a place to settle down yet in reality I was living amidst a deadly silence Eventually they were forced to leave But the damage had already been done Physically and mentally it cannot be erased This is not a natural disaster but a man-made calamity Among these 10 strangest places to live which one left the deepest impression on you Let me know in the comments Don't forget to subscribe like and share See you in the next video