Watch in pics the 12 lost treasures you can still look for

New Delhi: We love to explore the world- discover the innate beauties and unveil the mysteries of its hidden treasures. Nevertheless, regardless of the heightening interest of people towards unseen treasures, the work of archaeology is not that simple and easy. Yes, there is a possibility that some hidden treasurers are still visible- only their numbers is not that great, especially with this modern world wherein places are already inhabited and explored. But supposing there really are available mysterious lost treasures, only waiting to be discovered. Here's an exciting selection of 12 famous real-life lost treasures - real in the sense that countless people have gone out in search of them:1. Lost Dutchman Gold Mine, Superstition Mountains, ArizonaThe Lost Dutchman Gold Mine, hidden in the "cursed" Superstition Mountains, according to legend the site of an ancient Apache treasure trove. 2. Amber Room, Kaliningrad, Russia The fabled Amber Room, a complete chamber decoration of amber panels, gold leaf and mirrors, which was looted from a palace near St. Petersburg by the Nazis and brought to present-day Kaliningrad in 1943, where it was last seen. 3. Cocos Island, Costa Rica The famous church-treasure of Lima, Peru buried in Puerto Rico's Cocos Island, said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island". 4. Abbey of Orval, Belgium The lost treasure of the Bourbons, Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, supposedly hidden in the mysterious Abbey of Orval in Belgium on the eve of the French Revolution. 5. Lake Guatavita, ColombiaThe legend of El Dorado, and the Incan gold that is said to be hidden at the bottom of Lake Guatavita in the Colombian Andes. 6. Grand Manan Island, Canada The notorious pirate / privateer Captain Kidd, and the caches of treasure he is said to have buried on various North American islands, most notably in the "Money Cove" on Grand Manan. 7. Lake Toplitz, Austria The boxes of stolen gold, artwork and counterfeit currency that a group of Nazis supposedly tossed into Lake Toplitz in the Austrian Alps in the final months of the Second World War. 8. Oak Island Money Pit, Nova ScotiaThe site of the world's longest running treasure hunt, a hole in Oak Island said to be discovered by 16-year old Daniel McGinnis in 1795. 9. Little Big Horn Treasure, Montana A lost shipment of miner's gold, said to be buried on the site of the Little Big Horn Battlefield since 1876. 10. Rennes-le-Château, FranceThe sensational story of Father Bérenger Saunière, a 19th century priest who is said to have discovered lost holy treasures in the Mary Magdalene Church in this small French hamlet. 11. Yamashita Treasure, The Philippines The alleged loot stolen in Southeast Asia by Japanese forces during the Second World War, and hidden in caves, tunnels, and some say on Mindanao island (above) in the Philippines. 12. Lost Ships of the Mojave Desert, California The enduring legend of ancient ships and wrecked Spanish galleons, buried somewhere in the sands of the Salton Sea Basin in the Mojave Desert.