Tucked away in a remote location, we explored a cave locals call the "Gate to Hell" – and it lived up to the name. In this ...

Some caves have legends attached to them, but this one is called The Gate to Hell. No maps ... What’s inside this cave? Watch to find out! China reacts to Trump tariffs bombshell Remains ...

This prehistoric "entrance to the otherworld" or "Gates to Hell" is tucked away in a hidden corner of a Roscommon field. This ...

Some call it a gate to hell. "They christened it in one medieval ... For thousands of years, legend has it, this cave has been home to Ireland's fairy folk — but not of the Disney variety.

Archaeologists digging in Turkey have found the guardians of the "Gate to Hell" -- two unique marble statues which once warned of a deadly cave in the ancient Phrygian city of Hierapolis ...

Just beyond its stone gate, in a grotto shrouded in a heavy mist ... Sciences suggests a far earthlier explanation to the cave’s mystery: noxious carbon dioxide. Using a portable gas analyzer ...

Well, it was built above a natural cave and was once known as "Ireland's gate to Hell", which would open during the festival of Samhain. Halloween is the modern celebration of Samhain, a time of ...

Two thousand years ago, ancient tourists flocked to a Greco-Roman temple in Hierapolis, modern-day Turkey, situated on top of a cave once purported to be the gateway to the underworld. They ...

THE ancient Turkish city of Hierapolis hosts what is believed to be the oldest 'Gate to Hell' on Earth ... Parts of the cave reached levels of 4% to 53% of volcanic carbon dioxide, depending ...

THE ROMANS believed a cave near to a city called Hierapolis in ancient Phrygia, now Turkey, was a GATE TO HELL as any living being that entered it would perish, it has been revealed. Some 2,200 ...

The unassuming entrance to Oweynagat cave, in Rathcroghan ... an Iron Age ritual sanctuary—and Oweynagat, the so-called gate to hell. Rathcroghan was not a town, as Connaught had no proper ...

Cromwell got it so wrong. He should have instructed our ancestors they should go “to Hell and to Connacht” (not “or to Connacht”). For the gates of Hell, and the origin of Halloween, are ...