Scary Places Around The World Where You Shouldn't Travel Alone

Ross Island, India

Ross Island was first established and owned by the British in 1788. Getting its name from Sir Daniel Ross, the island was originally a settlement, but the weather conditions were too severe, so it was abandoned. Later, it served as a penal colony until the Japanese took it over during World War II. Of course, today, no one lives there and it’s entirely abandoned with the exception of brave tourists.