Travelonation - Maybe you are interested in a vacation in a different way than usual, on vacation to the place where unique and different from the others. If we usually vacation to the place where fun, beautiful, refreshing and makes you happy. Then, you can visit interesting places that "Church Of Human Bones The Sedlec Ossuary". Challenging is the right word when you will visit the Sedlec Ossuary, a place that was included in the top 10 places in the world creepy. The Sedlec Ossuary is actually a Catholic church in the city of Sedlec, a suburb of Kutná Hora, Czech Republic. This church is known creepy because the building is composed of thousands of human bones.
The Sedlec Ossuary was founded in 1870, the horrors of this place will start you feel when you first entered the Sedlec Ossuary, you will be greeted by Vines covering the walls of the entrance and also trees in her yard that looks bleak. This place was once listed as World Heritage by UNESCO as a heritage site. The background of why so many human bones at The Sedlec Ossuary is because, people around who believe that The Sedlec Ossuary is a sacred place and a lot of people who want their families to be buried at this location.
In addition, in the 14th century once an outbreak that took thousands of lives died so that more and many are those who are buried and where there is not possible to accommodate all of them. Old skeletons were collected and the longer is also accumulating. Therefore, to solve the problem, a sculptor named František etak, was asked to arrange the bones of thousands of artistically. Frameworks are arranged in such a way among the buildings that exist in the chapel. The composition of the framework generates a unique shape and eventually any problems can be resolved at once. That said, the spirits that used a lot of curiosity became quiet once trimmed and rearranged as they are placed in a place that is also said by many people.
The Sedlec Ossuary can be one of the destinations you later if you want to get a challenging and unique holiday.
