Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: The Darvaza gas crater—also known as the “Gates of Hell”—has been burning continuously for years thanks to its steady supply of ...

Hell’s Gate National Park is a relatively small preserve about 56 miles away from Nairobi in Kenya. It’s home to all sorts of wildlife, from leopards and baboons to rare vultures and hyraxes ...

Turkmenistan’s Darvaza Gas Crater – often referred to as the ‘Gates of Hell’ – is famed for the ethane-fueled flames that escape from its vents. But some say the fires aren’t burning ...

Here are some examples of famous so-called gates of hell. Pluto’s Gate, Turkey The first on the list is the famous Pluto’s Gate, in the town of Pamukkale in southwestern Turkey.

Turkmenistan’s Darvaza Gas Crater – often referred to as the ‘Gates of Hell’ – is famed for the ethane-fueled flames that escape from its vents. But some say the fires aren’t burning ...

The "Gates of Hell," also known as the Darvaza gas crater after a nearby village, is a methane- and fire-filled crater in Turkmenistan's desert.

Also featured in the book are places like Antarctica’s Blood Falls, a tropical hell in Grand Cayman, the Gates of Hell crater in Turkmenistan, burning for more than 50 years, Turkey’s Pluto ...