These are the most dangerous attractions on the planet - Danger Will Robinson! Despite being risky, there are numerous tourists that clamour to go to these spots, principally, adventurers that love adrenaline and pushing the limits. Check them out!

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Bungee jumping into a volcano (Chile) - In Villarica there's an active volcano, and a tourist attraction that offers tourists an opportunity to do bungee jumping into its crater. The most adventurous can risk being just 213 meters away from the lava, which is extremely dangerous.

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Meeting lions (New Zealand) - In this zoo, tourists come into contact with lions in a different way. The truck works as a moving cage, and the felines are the ones to come and visit the people.

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Meeting lions (New Zealand) - The route goes through the animals' habitat, and allows visitors to appreciate the size and sounds of these felines, as well as having the opportunity to feed them.

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Journey with bears (USA) - Not very different from that of the lions, this attraction also consists of bringing tourists to Yellowstone National Park, where you can find the bears' habitat.

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Journey with bears (USA) - An original idea, but it's not 100% safe. There have been accidents and moments where the bears have attacked the visitors. Despite the fact that there's a truck and a cage, you should still be cautious if you go to this attraction.

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Tiger Temple (Thailand) - In this country, there's a place where tourists can be in contact with tigers, feed them, and take photos. When the site was inaugurated in 2001, it had around 150 tigers.

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Tiger Temple (Thailand) - However, after a few years, as tourists and tamers alike were attacked by the felines, it ended up being closed by the local authorities.

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Canyonlands National Park (USA) - Located in the state of Utah, the park is considered one of the most difficult to hike through, due to the risks of falling rocks and possible flooding.

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Canyonlands National Park (USA) - It's a location with incredible scenery, however at the same time it's extremely dangerous due to the labyrinth of rocks that can bring tourists to despair.

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Swim with Polar Bears (Canada) - In Ontario, there is an attraction where you can swim next to dangerous polar bears, though you are kept apart by strong safety glass.

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Swim with Polar Bears (Canada) - The attraction was opened in 2004, and offers tourists the opportunity to interact closely with this animal. The protection is a safeguard, but even then, you have to respect those that dare take the risk.

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Swim with jellyfish (Australia) - Jellyfish are dangerous animals that kill more people than sharks or crocodiles, and are more venomous than any snake.

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Swim with jellyfish (Australia) - In Australia, there is a place that allows people to swim and interact with this dangerous animal. There is eminent risk involved, though the photos are pretty amazing.

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Mount Huashan (China) - This place, situated on a mountain, is one of the most dangerous trails in the world at 2,160 meters tall. The mountain has stairs with very little space, and sheer vertical climbs.

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Mount Huashan (China) - The most dangerous part is that tourists are not required to use safety equipment. At the end of the destination, there is a tea house. Is it worth the risk?

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Mount Everest (Himalayas) - The tallest mountain in the world has an altitude of 8,848 meters, and is one of the most sought after tourist attractions in the world. It's located between Tibet and Nepal.

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Mount Everest (Himalayas) - The higher you are, the farther you fall. The mountain is considered dangerous due to the inclined elevation and the temperatures well below zero.

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Cascade Saddle (New Zealand) - Situated in Mount Aspiring National Park, it has dazzling views that captivate all tourists who pass through.

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Cascade Saddle (New Zealand) - In addition to the scenery that will leave you breathless, this tourist attraction is considered very dangerous due to its slippery rocks, which have killed more than a few visitors.

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Poison Garden (England) - This garden is located in the city of Alnwick and is possibly the least dangerous location of all those we have listed. Even so, it is full of venomous plans that could be dangerous to visitors.

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Poison Garden (England) - There are more than 120 species of plants present in this garden, some of which could kill a person with a single touch.

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Haiku Stairs (USA) - If you're afraid of heights, then this site, located in Hawaii, should not be on your list. Also known as the 'Stairway to Heaven,' this attraction is made up of 3,922 steps going straight up.

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Haiku Stairs (USA) - At over 850 meters tall, this locale attracts adventurous tourists from all over the world that see the Haiku Stairs as an opportunity to climb higher and enjoy a magnificent view.

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Komodo National Park (Indonesia) - In Tenggara, Indonesia, there's a park where tourists are offered guided tours to be able to visit the largest species of lizard in the world - the Komodo Dragon.

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Komodo National Park (Indonesia) - This animal is incredibly dangerous, as their bites could cause infection and consequently, death. Some visitors have been attacked by this dangerous animal and a few have died from this.

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Crocosaurus (Australia) - This attraction offers the tourist a chance to swim in a pool with a crocodile. A type of aquatic cage is what separates the visitors from this ferocious animal.

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Crocosaurus (Australia) - The cage is known as a 'death cage,' but the tube is resistant, and there has never been a situation of extreme peril. Even so, it's always a risk, and it will always be scary to be just a few centimeters away from this wild animal.

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Annapurna (Nepal) - This Nepalese mountain is circled by a touristic trail that allows visitors to appreciate the beautiful landscape.

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Annapurna (Nepal) - Although it is not necessarily risky to walk on these trails, climbing the mountain could be fatal, as various deaths have been registered at the peak of the mountain.

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