Jul 19, 2016 07:49 PM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Pokémon Go" players wondered what secrets are there in Area 51. Someone went to check and here's what he got.

Since the app release weeks ago, several notable landmarks have been released and used as Pokémon gyms, Pokéstops and, of course, lots and lots of Pokémon. By this time, people are now curious on what's in there for the always secretive and heavily guarded, Area 51. Will there be gyms or Pokéstops? Or perhaps even more than that.

Area 51 was renowned for its alien myth throughout the years. It was said to be the part that were most of the alien sightings/activities and the "other" business took place. While it is at maximum security all along, people are still nosy upon exploring the area in search for wild Pokémons, Fraghero reported.

To end people's curiosity, it has been reported that the area is indeed features Pokémon hunting spots and also several Pokémon gyms and Pokéstops. Some Pokémons that are located in the area are rare Pokémons which is expected from the most mysterious hunting ground. What's more shocking is that there are two empty gyms found outside the base's back gate in the town of Rachel, NV. A very small town that has been featured on numerous Hollywood films, Kotaku reported

Area 51 does not prohibit "Pokémon Go" players to explore the wild as long as they are very careful enough and don't break any rules. They have a lot to offer for the players especially on this newly found update on the area which is just 1% to what will be the future sightings and spots which is getting more interesting.

But for the players, do some extensive research first before going on the trip on this infamous highway to avoid any setbacks along the way. Area 51 maybe allowing to access some of its parts to the public but it doesn't take back the fact that the place itself is still mysterious in its own way. Happy hunting Pokémon masters.      

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