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Believe it or not , a luxurious city like Paris has another dark and scary truth hidden. And that is hidden underground . It is a cemetery filled with the bones of more than 6 million people . It is called the largest underground cemetery in the world. There are hundreds of kilometers of tunnels lined with countless skulls and skeletons. It feels like you can’t breathe properly. It’s a bit stuffy. But I have to say that the creepy stories of Paris don’t end there. Because this city also has a luxurious cemetery. It is used to bury the bodies of world-class celebrities. Behind each grave are many stories. Some graves have mysterious legends that many people have never known before. They said that there is a legend that this person gave a lot of money to someone who can stay in her grave for 365 days. He hired someone to guard the grave. But it turned out that everyone who came to guard it couldn’t stay. They either went crazy or ran away or whatever. And what’s even creepier is that in the middle of this beautiful city, it used to be an execution ground . That took the lives of thousands of people. Which is a past that many people may have forgotten that it really happened here. And all of this We will travel to a mysterious, scary and terrifying place in Paris, France. Hello everyone, welcome to Go Went Go. Today we are in Paris, France. The place we are going to, I must say, is a cemetery. I don’t know if it’s scary or not, but it’s an important cemetery in Paris. Let’s take a ride to see it. And this is the person who dug up the tomb today. At first, I intended to go alone because I was going to take pictures. I didn’t think he would want to go with me. I’d be upset if you didn’t invite me. Because if I knew you were going, I would be upset. / I’m upset. Do you like going to places that are not normal tourist spots? Yes . / Oh, okay. You’re very historical. I like history very much. / Okay, science… / Okay, here we go. Perlachase Cemetery, one of the largest and most famous cemeteries in Paris. And there will be a sign that says, yes, whose name is buried here and from what year? It’s very long, listed alphabetically. This one, A, is categorized. All the names are really great . They said that when it was first built, it wasn’t very popular because it was on the outskirts of town. It was far away. But they said that the cemetery started marketing itself by having famous people buried there, and it started to become more popular. So more and more famous people are buried here. When it’s like buying a grave site and getting a good price, they probably get money. The owner of the cemetery, this is it. The list is very long, like very far away. He gave me a map. / He said there is. And there will be a list of whose graves are where. He also wrote, ” What is this? Hire a guide? People who come near us in the cemetery. Don’t hang out with them.” It means there’s something. It’s a scam . If we talk about a place like a cemetery, many people probably think of a place that not many people want to visit, right? But not here. Because this is one of the most visited cemeteries in the world. And this is Pere Lachaise Cemetery, the largest cemetery in Paris. It was established in 1804. The beginning of this cemetery came from the late 18th century . At that time, cemeteries in Paris were starting to get crowded with corpses. So the government was worried that if they left it like this , there might be an epidemic. So they decided to build a new cemetery. It’s a little bit far from the city. That’s Pere Lachaise Cemetery. But the problem is that in the early years, this cemetery wasn’t very popular. Because it is quite far from the city, the first year there were only 13 graves, but after 3 years, there were only 62 graves. Until the caretaker of the cemetery came up with an idea that if he wanted more people to be buried here, The bodies of famous people and famous people had to be moved here to attract people. One of them was Jean de la Fontaine, a famous French poet, and Moliere, a famous playwright and actor in the 17th century. And it really worked. Not long after, more and more people started to bury themselves in this cemetery . By 1830, there were more than 33,000 graves. It is believed that there are millions of people buried here today . Today, we will explore this place together. Some graves may have some kind of mystery. It means that this one has a name, but no one is taking care of it, so it looks like moss has grown and the writing is hard to read. It may look like the relatives are gone. It must be like that. No one cares. Oh, look at this. I don’t know who it is, but it looks like a bed. They have a design. Each cemetery is different . Oh, they made it into a room for you to go in and pay your respects. Go in and look. There are windows like in a church. Most husbands and wives like to be buried together. Because one of them will die first and then the other one will die. They should put them together like a telephone booth. But there is an entrance. He made it like this. I must say that there will be many graves that are famous and believed in. And people, for example, come to pray for blessings or something. It has become one of the places that is sacred at an important level here. This is all destroyed over time. No one takes care of it. This is 1878, brother. / Wow, this place is like a city because there is a road. There are signs that say how fast you can drive. Wow, everyone is really big. Wow , it’s a beautiful cemetery. It’s not ordinary . It’s like a village. There are alley names. There are signs that say where you are. It’s very big . It ‘s built like this. The cemetery is completely carved. It was built and there is an entrance. But you need a key to open it. Why was this dug up? Yes? / The cemetery isn’t there anymore, right? It’s wow. And it’s like a room. You can walk in. There are rooms. There are intersections. Wow, after staying for a long time, I got goosebumps. Oh, I was shocked . There is a chair ? It’s like someone is kneeling. And but it’s like the carvings were carved a long time ago. It started like The clarity is starting to disappear. Okay. Later, this will be Chopin’s grave. Yes, many people might not be familiar with the name. Frédéric Chopin, he has classical music that is copyrightless, right? You can play it for me. This is it. The atmosphere here. Oh, is this a musician’s cemetery? Is that right? Look, there’s Armand Fernandez, an artist. But what did he make in front of his grave look like? A cello, a viola, a viola, a viola. It should be a viola. Chopin was a musician, a composer , and a Polish pianist. He was one of the most famous people in the world . People should have heard of him. Here we are. And one of the famous people buried in this cemetery is Frédéric Chopin. He is one of the greatest composers and pianists of the Romantic era. Originally, he was born in Poland. And he showed signs of being a musical genius since he was a child. There is history that he was able to compose his first song at the age of 7. Then, when he was 20, he moved to Paris . During his lifetime, he created many pieces of music. One of his most famous works is Nocturne Opus Nine Number Two. I must say that this song was one that he started composing shortly after he moved to Paris. I believe that if you play it, everyone will definitely feel familiar with it. But in the end, he became seriously ill with tuberculosis and passed away on October 7, 1849 at the age of only 39. His body was buried in this cemetery. Up until now, we will see that on his grave, there is a statue of the god Eutherpe, holding a harp and crying, which shows his sorrow for the loss of this artist. Is this playing music? Yes, playing Chopin’s music. Yes, listening to it . Oh, I’m in. This person is also a musician because there are musical instruments next to the grave. It’s on this side. I happened to see the grave and it looked interesting. And I saw the name Louis XVIII. / Is that right? Yes, I saw the grave. It’s beautiful. Oh, he was in charge of music. The music of King Louis XVIII and King Charles X. Does “in charge of music” mean he plays music for people to hear or teaches? He just wrote “music director.” I think he plays music. It should be the kind that goes to play for the king or something. And who is this person with the flower in his hand ? He definitely looks like a musician. Just now, after a while, there was a tour. There were real people coming to tour . Let’s take a tour of Chopin. Simply put, every grave that looks a bit magnificent, if you search for the name, you’ll find it all in history. That’s definitely someone. Yes, if you look at it big, it’s quite amazing. Free toilets. Actually, you don’t have to pay a single cent to visit here since you entered . It’s like learning about history . But then there will be many holes that start to have beliefs about making wishes, about being scary or something like that. Oh, this is Minchy Search, right? He’s a magician. Yes, Robertson, Robertson. Oh , and next to it, there’s a carving of something or other, but it’s a skull or something. I mean, is it a magic trick about being scared or something? Scary magic. He said that the main thing is to make people scared, like a ghost . So next to it, there’s a skull or a ghost , and people are acting scared. Right? Is this a picture of the Olympic torch or not? The one that will never go out, right? / I don’t know. Until the Olympics are extinguished. You have to shoot fire into it and it’s huge. I don’t know. This is just a guess. I see the door. This is really big and it says Tombstone State de de, what is it? Casimir Casimir Périer. It’s really big. It’s in the middle of a circle. So this must be an important person. But wait, let others search for it. A politician, an important Prime Minister of France during the transition from the revolutionary era, was the one who helped restore the stability of the government after the revolution in 1830. Important. Look, it’s even fenced in with grass and no one is allowed to enter. In front is the Tomb of Jim Morrison. The Doors . Yes, the Doors , a singer from America, but I’m confused as to why they’re buried here. That’s the next person. He was a very famous person in the 60s music industry. This man’s name is Jim Morrison, the frontman of the rock band The Doors. He was born in 1943 in Florida, USA. He got together with friends to form the band The Doors in 1965. They had many hit songs, such as Light My Fire , Break on Through Riders on the Storm. Even though he was at the time when the band was very popular, in 1971, Jim Morrison was found lifeless in an apartment bathroom in Paris. The cause of death was heart failure from a drug overdose. And at that time, he was only 27 years old. The reason he came to Paris at that time was because he wanted to escape from the chaos and many life problems that occurred in the United States. After he died, his body was not sent back to his home country. But it was brought to be buried in this cemetery. But I must say that there is another conspiracy theory. Because at the scene of the incident, there was no autopsy or photographic evidence. So many fans assumed that Jim might not have really died. And chose to fake his death to live a quiet life. But as I said, it’s just a conspiracy theory. Because today, there is really his grave in the cemetery. We can see that there are flowers from fans. Placed to commemorate him , we will see that there will be a lot of chewing gum. Stick it on the wooden panel. In fact, there is no official explanation as to why they put it there like that. But it should be like a symbolic method that fans did for Jim Morrison. This is the grave. Someone put a record or something on it. But they are not allowed to go near it. There should be a lot of fans coming to visit. So, let’s look from a distance. It should be only relatives who can enter. But a little unexpected is that the grave is not as big as we thought. It’s a simple grave that looks like other graves . The only difference is that there are a lot of flowers to pay homage. Okay, this is the grave of Georges Rodenbach. He is said to be a Belgian poet. The grave will be in the shape of him holding a rose. The rose represents the romance and tragedy in his novel. This person is a famous Belgian poet. And the grave is very creative. It’s like suddenly popping up holding a rose. Oh, there’s a pyramid on the roof. It’s really grand. You can actually look at it on Google Maps. If it’s loud, it will be like a name. Oh, it goes deep too . Yeah, it’s like a deep hole, the sound is echoing, echoing. No, but Mint understands you, Mint just heard a strange sound, Hello, it’s very deep, bro. / Yes , hello, don’t greet him so often, okay? No. And say hello, please. The point is, if let’s say one, two, three, four, like a test, excuse me for bothering you. Who is this? Oh, and what’s in front? Is a nun covering her face? I don’t know, bro. I can’t search for this one, but it might be just the design. And it’s beautiful. The next grave we’re going to, they say it’s the grave of Elisabeth Alexandrovna Strogonoff-Dominoff. I’m not sure if I read the name right, but they said there is a legend that this person gave a lot of funding to people who can stay in her grave for 365 days . It’s like they hired someone to guard the grave. But it turned out that everyone who came to guard the grave was told that they couldn’t stay. Either they went crazy or ran away, whatever. And there are many stories about this grave , that it is one of the scariest graves . It’s mysterious and probably haunted. But we’re about to walk there. Oh, and it’s an iron door. Oh, it stands out again, but there’s no … Oh, there’s a name written there, but it’s very vague. I’m not sure who it is. Oh, is he related to Batman or not ? Hey, no. At the entrance is the Batman symbol. Maybe he likes it. Yes, or is it a hobby ? It’s possible. I’m not sure if it’s this one. This is the Tomb of Elisabeth. They said they hired someone to sit and guard it 365 days a year . Is this it? / Yes / Goosebumps. What we’re seeing here, it looks like a very magnificent grave, doesn’t it? Of course, this is not an ordinary person’s grave. Because she is a noble woman named Elisabeth Alexandrovna Strogonoff- Dominoff. Let’s call her Elizabeth for short. She was born in 1779 into a Russian noble family. Elizabeth’s life seemed to be like that of the upper class in that era. Her family was very wealthy. They did business in salt and fur. They were one of the most powerful and wealthy people in that era. But towards the end of her life, Elizabeth moved to Paris. And she died of illness at the age of only 40. But her story doesn’t end there. Because the legend that is actually being told begins after this. It is said that after her body was buried in this cemetery, her important will was discovered. In it, it states that if anyone can stay and guard her grave for 365 days and 366 nights , and not leave the grave at all, that person will receive a huge fortune of more than 2 million rubles. It sounds crazy, doesn’t it, everyone? But do you know that there were people who dared to actually try it? But in the end, after only a few days, those people started to lose their minds one by one. Some could only survive for a few nights before they couldn’t take it anymore. And even though later, many new brave people offered to test this legend , the cemetery still doesn’t allow it to be done until now. And this is the most chilling legend that has been passed down to this day. And what if everyone was brave enough to take the risk in exchange for a huge treasure that could change their life? Look at the entrance. There’s a rose? It’s red. It’s stuck in there. It means someone came to pay their respects. This person is Samuel Hahnemann. Someone took, what’s it called? A medicine bottle and stuck it in the grave. He was the founder of Homeopathy, which emphasizes treating diseases by stimulating the body’s own healing. I think someone must have believed in taking this. You see? It’s like a medicine box or something. And he stuck it in the grave. Maybe he believed that it would be a blessing to be cured of a serious illness or something. I don’t know. In front of us, we’re about to reach it. It’s called the grave of Allan Gardeck. Allan Gardeck is a spiritual leader. He’s the founder of the spiritual sect. Spiritism is the survival of the soul after death, communicating with the spirits in and out of the body, and reincarnation. Allan Gardeck , wow, so many flowers. You grab a stone and make a wish like this? Actually, from what I’ve read, it says to grab the neck, but it’s unlikely to reach there, right? His neck? / Hmm. And whisper something like that? It can come to the side. This side has steps up. / Yes, the next grave. This is the grave of Allan Gardeck. He’s a French educator. He was the pioneer of the concept called Spiritism. The name may sound mysterious, but his ideas are actually based on philosophy. The main principle is that he believes that humans don’t just have a body, but also a soul, which is our true essence. And when we die, the body will disintegrate. But what remains is our soul. Simply put, from Gardeck’s perspective, death is not the end. It’s just a change of status. And what’s interesting is that he also believes that these souls can contact and come back to the human world. It is a medium of communication. He also believes in something that Thais are familiar with, which is reincarnation. When you listen to it, this is a Western idea that is quite similar to Buddhism. For these reasons, Allan Gardeck is not just an academic who proposed an idea, but has become a person who has followers from all over the world. And they travel to visit this grave, so much so that it is called the grave with the most flowers in the cemetery. He also has a legend that when he was alive, he once said that if he died and someone came to his grave, they should put their hand on the statue’s neck and make a wish. Their wish will come true. And they should come back again with flowers. And if the idea that he has always believed in is true, it is possible that he is listening to every wish that people whisper in this grave, and his spirit may still be here. Done. I am not a superstitious person. But / I follow and follow what he suggests. I do everything he does. But I am confident that I will book a ticket back to France. I will come to Paris. But there are really a lot of flowers to pay homage to, which means that it is something that can be said to some extent that my wish will really come true. Next, we will go to another cemetery. Another famous place here is Victor Noir , which is a cemetery where women like to come to ask for a partner and children. Let’s go. Hey, there’s a large area in the middle. I’m not sure if it’s an office or something, but it’s really big. Okay, before we get to Victor Noire’s grave, I’d like everyone to listen to his history first, why he’s so important and why there are such beliefs here. Let’s go. This man is one of the most famous people in the cemetery. It can be said that this is the statue that has been most molested. It is believed that if any woman wants to have a child, she should straddle this statue and her wish will come true. But did you know that this man’s life story has nothing to do with sex? His name is Victor Noire. He was a French journalist who lived in the 19th century. He was a journalist who worked for La Marseilles, a publishing house that criticized the royal family. You could say that he was an enemy of the royal family. But then one day, the publishing house had a problem with Prince Pierre Bonaparte, so the publishing house sent Victor Noire and another journalist to negotiate. This was what led to his end. Because the prince was very angry that the owner of the publishing house didn’t come to negotiate himself , Victor Noire was sent to be shot and killed that day. This incident created a lot of anger among the people. In the end, the prince was arrested for this murder. After that, there was an artist named Jules Dalou who cast a statue of Victor on his grave. And because the statue was so realistic , especially the crotch area of ​​the bas-relief, it might have been the starting point that made people start to see this as a sexual symbol, by straddling and hugging, kissing and caressing him. Plus, there was a belief that Victor had to die suddenly before he got married , so it gave him the power to inspire love and sex. So he said that if anyone kissed the statue, they would find a lover. But if anyone wanted to have children, they should straddle the statue. And many people gave him the nickname, the sexiest man in the cemetery. You can see that right there, there’s a mark like this, which means someone came this way and brought flowers. Yesterday, a junior who met me said that his friend who was there came to kiss here and then after that, he met his girlfriend in France and they just got married in Versailles yesterday. So, he came to kiss from here. Okay, this is actually a belief. And people come to do it, but according to the rules, they don’t let you touch these things. But Westerners themselves feel like… I don’t care. If they want to arrest, they will arrest. They believe in something, so they come to do it. But this doesn’t block anything. It depends on individual beliefs. Actually, I have to say that there are many more graves inside. They are important. There are stories. But , but we are leaving because we have to go somewhere else. We will stop to eat first. But I have to say that it is a very fun cemetery. Like, if you see something big, search for the name, right? Then you will see something important. Oh, who else ‘s this? It’s big. It ‘s full of it. Many people come to pay homage. It must be a soldier. Oh, watch out for the cars. Okay, we are here. This is Place de la Concorde. It is the largest square in Paris . Many people may feel that it is a large square. So why is it important? I have to say that this is the place where public executions are carried out by guillotine. Imagine setting up a square in the middle and setting up a guillotine and executing people. About 1,200 people were executed here. One of the people who was executed here was King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette. That is, the outdoor execution was here. Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris. It was built in 1755 to honor King Louis XV. Back then, his statue was on this square. And today, it looks like a beautiful place, doesn’t it? But in fact, this place has a mysterious story hidden in it. Let’s go back to the French Revolution. This place is well-known as the execution ground. King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were beheaded by the guillotine here. For those who don’t know what a guillotine is, it is the name of a beheading machine. This method of execution is less painful than beheading with a sword, which may not cut the head in one go. After the incident of King Louis XVI, many more people were executed by the guillotine here. In total, there were more than 1,200 people who were executed here. I must say that when there are so many people dying here, there are always scary stories and legends. Some people say that on a stormy night, they heard the sound of a guillotine blade falling in the middle of the square. Some say that people saw a headless body standing near the obelisk. Some people may have felt a strange atmosphere when walking past here at night. Whether all of this is true or not, it cannot be denied that this place was once a symbol of the end of many lives. There we are. It ‘s very big. This is an obelisk brought from Egypt. In Luxor, this is now a place where people normally walk around. But in the past, this was used as an execution ground. Let’s go find the symbol on the ground. Oh, it tells you where the guillotine is located. It was used to execute King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. It’s on the obelisk. Look , you see the inscription. The inscription says, ” Here .” Found it. Yes, this is it. It’s written to King Louis XVI. It seems to be writing each era, indicating which name was used when. Look, and King Louis XVI is on January 21, 1793. Marie Antoinette was on October 16, 1793, the same year, executed later . Look, it’s inscribed that this place , where everyone used to walk around, used to be the execution ground. There was a guillotine. Do you see it? Look at this picture. This picture is the building in the back. Simply put, it’s like a painter looking from over there, looking through the guillotine, and you see the building in the back. It ‘s the same as in the picture that everyone sees now. Look, it’s carved. It’s carved to show you that during the transport. How was it transported? The obelisk was brought on a ship. Okay. And the place we’re visiting today is the Catacombs of Paris. They said that inside it was an old mine. But in the past, there was a problem with the number of tombs in Paris, which was not enough. So they had to move all the bodies underground. Because it was a hygiene issue at that time, right? It’s unbelievable that there’s a mine that’s 350 kilometers long underground. Is this for real? It’s as long as another province. The size of it, I don’t know. I read the information. They’ll give you an audio guide like this. There are 13 bases and this is a map. It’s 1.5 kilometers. The distance. We have to start listening to this because actually, what they just told us to listen to, it sounds like a phone, right? Put it to your ear. They said the depth is 20 meters, which is about the depth of a 5-story building. Okay. And we’ll start listening to the first one. Welcome . Don’t touch the skull. Don’t write about the skull . Don’t use the flash and the sound. This explains the past when people came down. It was a mine like this. And one thing that many people may not know before is that part of the underground area of ​​Paris that we’re walking on is the largest underground catacomb in the world. And it is used as a place to keep the bones of more than 6 million people. They are people who died in Paris between the 10th and 18th centuries. But in reality, this place was not originally built as a cemetery. It started in the late 18th century when Paris started to have hygiene problems. One of the reasons was the cemeteries around the city. It started to get very crowded. And to solve the problem, the city officials decided to move the bones from the cemeteries down to the abandoned underground mines on the outskirts of the city, which is this place. The first move took place between 1785-1787, and they chose to do it at night because they didn’t want to alarm the townspeople. And since then, this place has been called the Catacombs, which is the name given to the Catacombs of Rome. In the past, only a few people were allowed to enter. Until 1809, it was opened to the public, making it one of the first museums built in Paris. I believe that many people who visit Paris may not have thought that there is something like this hidden beneath this metropolis . And it has been a part of Paris for hundreds of years. I have to say that this tunnel is hundreds of years old. It is more than 300 kilometers long. I was still amazed. How did they dig it ? Did they keep digging like this? And it feels a bit stuffy. There are signs telling you this. If you are claustrophobic, this is not possible. Yes, it is very narrow. Your head is almost there. Just a little bit more . I think it should be less than 2 meters. Not even that. If you are 190 cm tall, you might almost collide with it at some parts. You might have crashed. To be honest, it is not strange to get lost. Walking here, it is exactly the same . The paths are exactly the same. If not , I mean, if there was no path pointing the way to go this way, but if you compare it to before, you would really get lost. This place is already locked. There is no fork, right? But in the past, it was gone. It was not called anything. It was not a tourist attraction. Yes, and when people came down, there were many forks and turns. It was possible to get lost. And someone once got lost and died in here. It is creepy. If you come here alone, I will tell you that it will get colder down below. Therefore, people who are sensitive to the cold should bring a coat to cover themselves. Because just now, a Parisian person here was like, he used it . No, he just wanted to see. He was shocked . / There is a fence going somewhere. Should I shine a light? Can I turn on the light? / It’s okay. They don’t allow lights. They use this light. Oh, they drilled into the rocks back then. But if it takes hundreds of years, and then gradually, yes, gradually take out the stones, do you see, everyone? And these stones were used to build Notre Dame Cathedral. Oh, goosebumps. They drilled out layer by layer and then supported them with stones. Once one layer is removed, they stacked stones on top of it. This is The Vaulted Gallery. If I’m not mistaken, they’re describing when they were digging the tomb to put the bodies underground at that time. And they have a picture to explain it. This is what they’re saying. The tomb at that time, it was starting to overflow, you see. The skeletons and everything was overflowing, and it was a matter of epidemics, a matter of hygiene. So they started making plans to move the skeletons and the bodies to another place. This is a different church, right? The Church of Bones. It’s the Church of Skeletons. Okay, we’re getting to the important part. In front of us will be skeletons. And they’ve written that “Do not touch the bones .” Goosebumps, it feels uncomfortable. All of the skeletons on both sides. And everything is bones and skulls stacked like a wall, a beautiful wall. It wasn’t placed randomly. You see? All of the human bones, 6 million, 6 million bodies, are underground. They were piled up all over. Honestly, this was the first time I saw real human bones. And the first time I saw them, there were so many of them. Oh, I’ve never seen them before, right? Oh, this is the first time. And there were so many of them. Yes. And earlier, Bas said that sometimes there are famous people, famous people, royal families that are dismantled and buried here. He said that there should be some in here too , but he couldn’t specify because they were all mixed together. But they also divided the years to show where this part came from. They wrote that this zone is 1846-1847. During that year, it’s like they combined them into one zone. Every year, there are tourists who come to visit this cemetery. More than 500,000 people. And of course, in a place like this, there will always be strange stories. Some people say that after leaving the cemetery, they will start to feel sick for no reason. Some people say that while walking inside, they feel like someone is staring at them all the time. Or some people may have encountered strange marks that seem to be related to witchcraft. And there have been reports that people have found skeletons that look too new to be the original in this cemetery. And what’s even creepier is that this underground cemetery actually has a walkway that stretches for 300 kilometers, but the part that is actually open for tourists to visit is only about 2 kilometers. And who knows, in the shadows of the remaining tunnels, there may still be secrets that have not been revealed. We will see that there is a room that cannot be reached. And if you look inside, you will see a very long walkway. And everywhere, there are bones and skulls everywhere. As I said, 6 million Parisians were moved to live underground. What we see here is only a few tens of thousands. Very little. They only let you walk one and a half kilometers. The whole thing is 300 kilometers. This is the point that cannot be reached. But I want everyone to see. Oh my, everyone, look. They arranged them as a wall along both sides. And it can go much farther. Everything is bones. When I was inside, I felt like I couldn’t breathe properly. It was a bit stuffy. And it was very cold. Goosebumps. Maybe goosebumps from the cold. Now we’re at number 12. The next 2 stations should be finished. Okay, the last station. Number 13. It says DM Combat. There are 15. Oh really? Oh, there are 15? Okay, it’s not the last one. Don’t tell me this is an important person who is here? Like I said, they predicted that there would be important people in history here. But most of them can’t tell who they are. But it seems like there are only some people who can prove it. I’m not sure who they are, but they must be important people. They arranged them as a circle. Okay, let’s go out. Let’s walk up. It’s about 5 floors up. The way down. Oh, I ‘m dizzy. Walking inside, it feels stuffy and empty. Now I ‘m out. And finally, the top floor ends with souvenirs that are all in the shape of skulls. But I didn’t take a picture. Let me tell you, the inside is really cool. You might have never seen anything like this before. There are bodies. There are skeletons and skulls like this. We only saw some of them. We didn’t see all of them. The real thing is, the distance that they wrote about the quarry is 300 kilometers, everyone. Wow. And there are 6 million bodies down there. It’s amazing. And it’s under Paris. It’s under the city that we see like this. Everything is underground. Wow. It’s really amazing. That’s it, everyone. These are 3 hidden haunted places in the middle of Paris that we’re bringing everyone to see. How was the experience of encountering the skeletons? To be honest, it was the first time and I felt that anyone who hasn’t come should come. It’s quite creepy. Everywhere you look, there are skeletons. And the air is also quite cold. Yeah , it’s a bit stuffy. I have to say first that people who are claustrophobic shouldn’t come because the air will feel less. Second, you have to walk up and down. It’s like going down a 5-story building and up a 5-story building. And another thing is that it’s cold. Bring a shirt underneath. If anyone is cold, okay. Let’s go somewhere else. 1896 Is this shop open? Is this shop open ? / Yes. And they never close again like this? Yes . The staff never stop. 1896 means this shop. Wow, it’s been over a hundred years. And this shop is very crowded. They don’t accept reservations. You have to wait in line. It’s ridiculous. Okay. They let us share seats with other people. The food here is not expensive. / Yes, it’s not expensive , it’s not expensive at all , it’s really cheap. / The most expensive is 13 dollars, very cheap. Here it is. It’s beef, pepper, butter beef, all kinds of meat. And duck. And the sausage that they say is delicious. Come and try it. Some kind of mushroom. Delicious. This is the first meal I’ve eaten here that cost less than 100 euros. 4 people ate for 85 euros , ordered about 6 dishes, 6-7 dishes, 6-7 dishes , and 4 bottles of beer. It was very cheap. In conclusion, it wasn’t extremely delicious , but it was delicious. But the value for money is very high, really. / And there were a lot of people. The price was cheap. The restaurant was full of French people. / Yes , it’s a cheap and good feeling. / Yeah. / Bye-bye. And all of these are 3 places that are both creepy and interesting at the same time . In Paris , people might not know that Paris has this kind of thing. Okay. If anyone likes this clip, don’t forget to like, share , and subscribe. Today, I will continue my journey. Bye-bye.

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• ใครจะไปคิดล่ะครับ… ว่าใต้พื้นดิน
ของมหานครที่สวยหรูอย่างปารีสนี้
จะมีสุสานใต้ดินที่ใหญ่ที่สุดในโลกอยู่
และเมืองนี้ ยังมีสุสานหรู ที่ใช้เป็นที่ฝังร่างของ
เหล่าคนดังระดับโลกและที่น่าขนลุกยิ่งกว่า คือ
ใจกลางเมืองที่สวยงามแห่งนี้ยังเคยเป็นลานประหาร
ที่พรากชีวิตผู้คนไปนับพันคนและทั้งหมดนี้คือ
การเดินทางสู่ สถานที่ลี้ลับในกรุงปารีส แห่งประเทศฝรั่งเศส

– เดินทางช่วงเมษายน 2025
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0:00 Intro
2:19 Père Lachaise Cemetery
25:57 Place de la Concorde
29:54 Catacombs of Paris
41:39 Bouillon Chartier Grands Boulevards
43:24 Summary
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Credit
Producer: Patt
Creative : Bas, Earth
Photographer : Bas , Jubb
Photo Edit : Jubb
Editor: Pai
Motion graphic : Oat,Toei,Tae,Soda
Video : Yen, Bas
Script writer : Tong
Graphic : Beau,Bamm
Colorist : Chompoo
Subtitle : Aom
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Camera Gear
– Sony A7C
– DJI Osmo Action 5
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Music
[Epidemicsound]
ES_3000 Years Old – Farrell Wooten
ES_A Strange Offer – Ethan Sloan
ES_Capriol Suite_ II. Pavane (Version 1) – Peter Warlock
ES_Danse Avec Moi – Franz Gordon
ES_Diffusion Echo – Ethan Sloan
ES_Encountered Realism – Pulsed
ES_Eventual Bloom – Rand Aldo
ES_Governed Variable – Ethan Sloan
ES_J. S. Bach_ Cello Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007_ III. Courante – Eric Jacobsen
ES_Kyrie, Gott Vater in Ewigkeit – Traditional
ES_Legends Awaken – Dream Cave
ES_Lord of the Dark – Farrell Wooten
ES_Minuet In F Major, K. 2 – W. A. Mozart
ES_Ocean of Hope – Anna Dager
ES_Pure Death – Anthony Earls
ES_Red Dresses – Trabant 33
ES_Sarabande Version 1 – George Frideric Handel
ES_Streichquartett No. 3, ‘Kaiserquartett’ In C Major, Op. 76_ III. Menuetto Version 2 – Joseph Haydn
ES_String Quartet Divertimento – Traditional
ES_The Detective’s Story – Ruiqi Zhao
ES_The Kuna Yala Battlefield – Christian Andersen
ES_They Come at Night – Etienne Roussel
ES_To Sebastian – Wendy Marcini
ES_Tremors – Eludent
ES_Young Lover – Rich in Rags

[Artlist]
CustomMelody – Doing My Thing
Maya Belsitzman Matan Ephrat – Want to Dance – Scene 3
Piotr Hummel – Dark Silence

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