Dara Tah | Investigating The World's Deadliest Tunnels @DaraTah | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
Most people who enter never come out...
The Paris Catacombs are over 200 miles of maze-like tunnels, and entering them is extremely dangerous. You can get lost within 5 minutes of entering, and there is a long history of people being lost, and some never being found.
I highly suggest not entering the tunnels. Do not recreate this. We went with expert guides, and did a LOT of research... and even then the risk of getting lost, being robbed or attacked is very high.
Other than the danger down there, the Catacombs are a very special and historical place. If you are going to ignore my warning of entering, I plead with you to keep the place preserved. Treat it with respect. It is quite sad that this historical place is being treated like a rubbish bin or a place to vandalise by some people.
For anyone wanting to know more about the catacombs, please inform yourself appropriately and approach this historic place in the right manner. Once again thank you to the amazing people I had with me on this adventure and for teaching me so much!
Most people who enter never come out...
The Paris Catacombs are over 200 miles of maze-like tunnels, and entering them is extremely dangerous. You can get lost within 5 minutes of entering, and there is a long history of people being lost, and some never being found.
I highly suggest not entering the tunnels. Do not recreate this. We went with expert guides, and did a LOT of research... and even then the risk of getting lost, being robbed or attacked is very high.
Other than the danger down there, the Catacombs are a very special and historical place. If you are going to ignore my warning of entering, I plead with you to keep the place preserved. Treat it with respect. It is quite sad that this historical place is being treated like a rubbish bin or a place to vandalise by some people.
For anyone wanting to know more about the catacombs, please inform yourself appropriately and approach this historic place in the right manner. Once again thank you to the amazing people I had with me on this adventure and for teaching me so much!
