**20 Most Dangerous Tourist Attractions in the World**

While traveling can be a thrilling experience, some destinations come with a higher risk of accidents, injuries, or even fatalities. Here’s a list of the 20 most dangerous tourist attractions in the world:

**1. Mount Everest (Nepal/China)**

* Death toll: Over 300 since 1953

* Risks: High-altitude illnesses, avalanches, falling, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**2. Cliffs of Moher (Ireland)**

* Death toll: Over 100 since 1991

* Risks: Falling, strong winds, and rough seas

**3. Victoria Falls (Zambia/Zimbabwe)**

* Death toll: Over 100 since 1980

* Risks: Drowning, strong currents, and wildlife attacks

**4. Niagara Falls (USA/Canada)**

* Death toll: Over 70 since 1950

* Risks: Drowning, strong currents, and falls from the edge

**5. Grand Canyon (USA)**

* Death toll: Over 600 since 1919

* Risks: Falling, dehydration, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**6. Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania)**

* Death toll: Over 60 since 2000

* Risks: High-altitude illnesses, falls, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**7. Amazon Rainforest (South America)**

* Death toll: Over 50 since 2000

* Risks: Snake bites, spider bites, and wildlife attacks

**8. Great Barrier Reef (Australia)**

* Death toll: Over 40 since 2000

* Risks: Drowning, shark attacks, and exposure to marine life

**9. Mount Fuji (Japan)**

* Death toll: Over 30 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, altitude sickness, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**10. Yosemite National Park (USA)**

* Death toll: Over 30 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, rockslides, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**11. The Great Trango Tower (Pakistan)**

* Death toll: Over 20 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, rockslides, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**12. The Nazca Lines (Peru)**

* Death toll: Over 20 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, sandstorms, and heat exhaustion

**13. Uluru (Australia)**

* Death toll: Over 10 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, heat exhaustion, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**14. Mount Kinabalu (Malaysia)**

* Death toll: Over 10 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, altitude sickness, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**15. The Blue Hole (Belize)**

* Death toll: Over 10 since 2000

* Risks: Drowning, strong currents, and exposure to marine life

**16. The Skeleton Coast (Namibia)**

* Death toll: Over 10 since 2000

* Risks: Shark attacks, strong currents, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**17. The Trolltunga Rock (Norway)**

* Death toll: Over 5 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, rockslides, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**18. The Tiger Leaping Gorge (China)**

* Death toll: Over 5 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, rockslides, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**19. The Mount Elbrus (Russia)**

* Death toll: Over 5 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, altitude sickness, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

**20. The Angel Falls (Venezuela)**

* Death toll: Over 5 since 2000

* Risks: Falling, strong winds, and exposure to extreme weather conditions

Please note that these numbers are approximate and based on available data. It’s essential to exercise caution and research each destination before visiting to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.