Mysteries in Latin America remain outlandish even if we think that science and scientists have figured out the world. From impenetrable jungles to oceanic depths, it is mind-blowing that there are so many locations filled with riddles still unsolved.

Latin America is no exception. The Hispanic nations are filled with odd places where archeologists and historians struggle in providing explanations to situations that couldn't have an exact reason. Here are the five mysterious and unexplained places you can visit in Latin America, according to Cheap0air:

Xochimilco's Island of Dolls, Mexico

Puma Punku in Bolivia is another extraordinary example of a deserted ancient city; it's also Bolivia's biggest enigmas. It is believed that almost 400,000 people lived in Puma, Pinku. However, Inkans found a place that was completely abandoned.

The settlement was part of Tiwanaku, a settlement next to the Andes and the Titicaca Lake incorporated into the Incan Empire in 1470.

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