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Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico

Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico
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In the beautiful desert in Northern Mexico, It is situated between Chihuahua and Coahuila, the states of Durango. There is an area which is known as " Zone of Silence" or Zona del Silencio. It is also famous as the Mapimi Silent zone. According to many experts, this area cannot receive the electromagnetic transmission.
Radios also do not work there, and the compasses cannot point to the magnetic north.
The amazing thing at this place is the flora and fauna which have the abnormal mutation. Many tourists come here to see the unique qualities of this place. Because people are very curious to see it. After the incident of the falling hot pebbles from the alien. It is the good place to visit. So we should see this place because we all need silence. The silent zone of Mexico is mind-blowing and that is the best thing about this place that there is no voice in it so we can enjoy the silence of this place. Many people like to stay at that place, where the no chance of noise. The weather of this place is also good.
Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico
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Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico
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Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico
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Zona Del Silencio, A Zone Of Silence In Mexico
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