This Drone Made A Chilling Discovery After Spotting This On A Side Of A Mountain

If you are a fan of dark places or spooky stories and strange finds in caves, you clicked on the right video today. It was described as an M-shaped cave. Let me show you why, sorry,

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literally flies everywhere from the

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full of gold. where locals struggle to mine gold with their bare hands to the cave full of glowing glowing worms here are the 20 mysterious things people found in the

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s the capital kale Rock tomb capplicaya is an ancient tomb located deep in the mountains a about 27 kilometers north of Quorum Province of Turkey, where it fades into darkness day by day for thousands of years.

The Kaplakeo rock tomb has been two things: a hidden architectural wonder and a great enigma. It makes sense that the word Capital means rock with a door because the details of what or who is in

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. Unknown, there is a platform with stairs leading to the tomb directly in front, however, it is surrounded by cliffs, so accessing the platform is not an easy task from the out

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. The entrance to the tomb looks like a huge door, but the thing is that the door never opens. It never has and probably never will. The large size of the door suggests that there is a giant cave behind it, but what is behind it is simply a small crypt with a body and nothing else.

Now the tube is not just the door-shaped facade, it is a cube-shaped structure cut out of the mountain with only a few points remaining where the tomb is still attached to the natural rock that surrounds it. This is more likely to prevent the roof from collapsing. There is an inscription above the entrance to the actual part of the Tomb. Tomb that says ikzios no one knows who or what

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is, which is not surprising since the tomb dates back to the Hellenistic period in the 2nd century BC. some believe it is attributed to an ancient commander of the same name.

Now let's prepare for the missing topic today. There are so many things that existed long before our generation was born, things that meant something to the people who lived during that era, that's why there is always a puzzling historical artifact or find in one place or another, scientists and researchers always are looking for answers in To get a glimpse of the worlds that existed before ours, now this

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after seeing this on the side of a mountain, it looks like some kind of rock art, a carving of someone or maybe a god, It is probably significant to whoever carved it.

He or people residing in the area will find many of those featured in this video, this

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in particular. We can't really track anything down, but maybe you can, what do you think this mountain sculpture is and where do you think it was found? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section and use the hashtag missing topic so we don't miss out Hey, did you know that if you hit the like button, subscribe, and click the notification bell, you're more likely to to win the lottery? You are waiting for Bora Bar Caves The Borah Bar Caves date back to the Marius Empire and the 3rd century BC.

C. and are considered the oldest surviving rock-cut caves. This group of caves is located about 40 kilometers from Bold Gaia in the state of Bihar in India. Four caves were

made

. In what is known as the Barabar Hills, there are Lomas Rishi Caves, Sudama Caves, Vishal Karma Caves and Karanchapur Caves. The caves were carved from hard granite rock, its surface is beautiful and well polished, apart from that, the caves enhance every sound inside the caves. The Barbar caves have features such as sloping walls, rounded ceilings and shiny interior surfaces, all of this can be characterized as a mirror in its fantastic effect, so the caves have echo and mirror effects.

Did someone say Echo and Narcissus? It is surprising that this work was done more than 2200 years ago because Building Technical Skills seems to be from this time. The ancient creators were notable artists. Most of the caves in Barabar consist of two chambers carved entirely out of granite with perfectly chiseled and polished interior surfaces also found in sculptures and exciting echo effects. Lastly, the Bora Bar caves were built by Emperor Ashoka for the use of ajivaka. Aesthetic, therefore, is known as the place of origin of the Ajivika sect. One of the K belonged to Buddhists. You can also find Hindu sculptures in the caves.

Ancient tombs in Dalian. Khanis was the son of Melitus and Idothea had a twin sister without a bible who fell in love with him when she declared her love for him he fled far away to another land and called her konis she searched for him but had no luck finding him so she cried and cried tears of despair that became the Dalian River, this is a version of the legend, the ancient tombs of Lycea and Dalian have become important tourist spots on the banks of the Dalian River, the place is well known for its serene environment because it remains intact for the busy urban life, the temple tombs.

What there is today are the remains of the settlers' cemetery that once upon a time contained more than 170 tombs dug into the rock. The tombs are inaccessible now, but their imposing view is worth admiring, the tombs date back to the mid-4th century BC. C. and were influenced by Greek Anatolia. and Persian elements, you get the best view from across the river or on a boat on the river, the temple tombs are just outside the modern resort town and the river separates the town from the ancient tombs, regardless of their proximity to popular and busy destinations.

Like the airport and tourist cities, the place has not been disturbed and the environment remains natural. The temple tombs are one of the most interesting sites in Turkey. The secret room behind Mount Rushmore, behind the carvings of four American presidents on Mount Rushmore, is an 18-foot-tall door that resembles the entrance to an ancient tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh. The presidential lineup includes George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. You are probably familiar with this mountain. Maybe you'll see the image somewhere. The empty room is approximately 75 feet deep in the lake and 35 feet. high ceiling gutsen Borglum, the Danish American sculptor of the shrine of democracy, probably painted red numbers on the walls giving instructions for the removal of the dynamite rocks that Jack hammered into holes in the walls.

Borgum's plan was for the camera to be his artistic statement. Explaining the significance of his sculpture to future civilizations, he believed that one day the four faces carved on Mount Rushmore would become unrecognizable and as mysterious as Stonehenge. Imagine two thousand years from now, who will recognize the words of Theodore Roosevelt and Borgum? Each successive civilization forgets its predecessor. The sculptor's initial plan was to have a massive 80-by-120-foot inscription in the shape of the Louisiana Purchase next to Washington's head. The inscription would list nine of the most important events in American history between 1776 and 1906. He soon realized that the text.

It would not be readable from far distances, so instead, Borglum decided to build a chamber deep in the mountain that would contain some of the most valuable documents and artifacts in the country, the mysterious gate of the gods, the Gate of the Gods , what do you think? This leads us to see the Gate of the Gods, also known as Puerta de Hoya Marca, which means gate of hayumaka, the history of this gate revolves around spiritual beliefs and Inca mythology. Aramu Muru is a man, a priest and a legend, yes, all in one. He served in the temple of the seven rays and was able to escape the imminent destruction of the Peruvians by the Spanish.

He fled to the Hayu Mark and to the City of the Gods to escape the imminent persecution of him with the help of other priests and use. of a golden disk called The Key of the Gods of the Seven Rays aramu Maru opened the small door in the face of the rock the stone door The Door that is located 35 kilometers from the city of Puno was transformed into a tunnel that was illuminated with a supernatural blue light according to legend Aramu Muru crossed the portal and the door closed behind him. He believes that he now lives in the land of the gods.

Today, this gate is a sacred place and no one, not even archaeologists, can point to the period in which the first one appeared. Settlers began worshiping at the gate when in 1996 a newly hired tour guide, José Luis Delgado Mamani, stumbled upon the gate and said it was like a revelation from God. We must all agree that the door is not just any door. Cheyenne Mountains Complex at the height of During the Cold War in the 1950s, the government decided to build a reinforced command and control center as a defense against Soviet long-range bombers. This control center was built inside Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs.

It is known as the Cheyenne Mountain Complex which the complex became over the years. home to elements of the North American Aerospace Defense Command NORAD US Strategic Command US Air Force Space Command and US Northern Command North American Aerospace Defense Command in Colorado Springs has been protecting North America primarily from facilities in the mountains, although the complex is quite old. It remains one of the safest places in the world because the base itself is a technological marvel. The station sits behind tons of solid granite and that is more than enough to withstand any explosion. And that's not all.

There are 23-ton armored doors that can be closed. 45 seconds to completely seal the base in truth the things that happen inside that mountain are so secret that it has been a subject of intrigue for years raccoon churches the churches of lalibela are 11 medieval monolithic churches that are located in a mountainous region in the heart of Ethiopia, 645 kilometers from Addis Ababa, the churches are carved into the rock and have religious significance for Ethiopian Orthodox Christians. The monolithic blocks were chiseled to form windows, doors, roofs, columns and various floors. The churches are linked by a system of paths and other structures such as warehouses, catacombs and tombs, together with the rocks.

The June churches have become a place of pilgrimage of spiritual and symbolic value. Ethiopian tradition attributes the construction to King Jebra Mascal Lalibela, it is believed. that in the 12th century it was proposed to build a New Jerusalem after Christian pilgrims could do so. We don't go to the Holy Land because of the Muslim conquests every year, the site attracts religious leaders and followers who come for prayers and religious festivals like Tim cat and Jenna. The complex consists of two groups of churches. To the north of the river is María's house. House of the Cross House of the Savior of the World House of Golgotha ​​Macao and House of the Virgins The churches of the South Group are House of the Abbot Labanos House of Saint Margaret House of Emanuel House of the Holy Bread and House of Gabriel Rafael House of the Church 11 of St.

George's is located to the west of the South Group, it is isolated from the other churches, however, it is connected by a system of trenches. The House of the Savior of the world has five naves and is the largest monolithic church in the world, two others were once used as residences, although they were churches from the beginning, in general, the churches of lalibella are nothing like churches traditional ones that can be found on any mountain made of gold. The Congo was full of natural resources such as wood, diamonds, oil, tin and minerals, some of these resources can be found.

Such ease and although this may seem like a blessing, it is also a curse for the government and the people as it often leads to chaos. Now let's get to it. Mountain made of what gold. How is it possible? Once upon a time and luhihi in South Kivu. province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, people discovered an entire mountain full of gold. Dozens of villagers, including men, children and women, fight to get a piece of the miracle that videos on social networks show them with their shovels and even with their own hands digging the mountain to extract gold due to this gold rush the authorities announced a ban on mining activities in the area according to the provincial mines minister the influx of diggers had put pressure on a small town where the mountain, as can be seen, is a many people could even be harmed the decree to stop mining activities noted that it is necessary to restore order to protect lives and ensure the traceability of gold produced in accordance with Congolese law the people of Luhihi must having been very sad after this order they were literally witnessing something out of an adventure and it was taken away Not only was it a treasure hunt but it was a jackpot for wealth oh well, if a gold mine is discovered on your street, Are you going to run there with your shovel? and containers temples of the curse some people call the temples of damenher the eighth wonder of the world theprey community in it is hidden in the heart of a mountain 50 kilometers from Turin the temples of humanity is the largest underground construction in the world The community was officially recognized as a work of art by the superintendents of Fine Arts ODI in 1978 Oberto I Rowdy, 28, along with a group of volunteers began a 16-year project to build their city by working four-hour shifts slowly excavating the earth and rock. handmade today it is a tourist attraction site and thousands of spectators and tourists visit the temples every year according to the man who started building the huge underground temple the complex is only 10 percent complete 10 the temple spreads over 8,500 cubic meters on five different levels the sculpture has 25 foot high ceilings the walls and hallways are completely covered in murals and sculptures made by followers this place also has its own currency administrative jobs educational and economic system exclusive jobs is basically a mini underground country they call themselves an ecological society and believe that man is the bearer of a Divine spark they are really a happy group of about 600 people who meditate and value spirituality they believe that the Earth is a living being and man is connected to it as much as it is connected to other living beings.

They're really cool there, but some people believe the Temple of Humanity is a cult. filled with zombie-like people walking around with empty stairs. Oh and the Liu Yang Longman Grottoes are collectively known as the Four Great Grottoes of China, in case you were wondering, a grotto is a small, picturesque cave and we will focus on Wizard Caves my Jishan Grottoes are also called Maiji Mountain Grottoes or Wizard Caves and are located in Maiji District Tianchu City Gansu Province Northwest China Nigeria is a large sculpture museum The caves were first built between 384 and 417 AD. and then expanded, now there are 221 caves 10,632 clay sculptures and more than 1,300 square meters of murals It is praised as the exhibition hall of oriental sculpture art Maiji Mountain is 490 feet high and is named after its shape as the of a pile of wheat e G in Chinese means stacked sheaves of wheat The stone and clay carvings on mi jishan have been well preserved since ancient times, as has the Parthenon temple in ancient Greece.

The Majan Grottoes are not as famous as the other three great grottoes, but they are the best preserved. The caves are chiseled into the mountain cliff and because of this, they are not easily accessible, however, what you will see there is worth the climb. Pajama Castle Pajama Castle is the type of place that appears in Legends, it is carved with secret passages and narrow wells and is located in southern Slovenia. a Renaissance castle built in Gothic style in the 13th century. Prajama Castle is considered one of the architectural masterpieces of all time. The castle has changed owners several times throughout its history.

The most famous inhabitant and owner was Erazam Luger, a knight who said he was inside the Fortress for a year and a day fleeing the Holy Roman Empire. Some legends say that he was a noble and handsome knight, while others say that he was rebellious and got into trouble when he killed the commander of the imperial army at the court of Vienna for offending the honor of his deceased friend so he ended up on the list. One of the most wanted was probably number one on that list. He fled to save his life to the castle in the village in his pajamas, day and night, the emperor's soldiers surrounded the castle waiting for him.

When he came out, they thought he would die of hunger, but to their surprise, the Knight strong had an unlimited supply of food in the castle. They didn't know about the secret tunnel that led to the nearby village. He was able to gather food and supplies, but in the end after 366 days one of his men betrayed him and he was killed Petra, the lost city, the city of Petra dates back to the 4th century BC. C. is located about 150 miles south of Amman, the capital of Jordan, and Jerusalem, it is also halfway between Damascus, Syria. and the Red Sea and this makes it suitable for trade.

If you've ever come across the Bible, these places will look familiar. Yes, they are biblical places, but sometimes we forget that their real places are also real cities, real rivers and real seas. Petra. It is known as the Pink City because of the color of the stones used in its buildings. In 1985, the Petra Archaeological Park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but that was a small feat compared to its naming as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. World Cup in 2007. The site is honored by historians and archaeologists due to its beautiful Rock Cut architecture.

Another notable thing about Petra is that it is surrounded by desert and mountainous terrain; However, it has an advanced water management system that makes the region habitable and that is another reason why archaeologists are amazed by it, it is filled with dozens of tombs and carved structures and places of interest, but the truth is is that archaeologists have discovered only a small percentage, say 15 of the city, the vast majority, about 85 percent is still lost somewhere underground, the city was once a bubbling center. of Trade, but slowly crumbled due to earthquakes and the rise and importance of sea trade routes in the late 700s AD. the city had reached its lowest point, today visitors can see evidence of the many cultures and tribes that once lived here;

There is even a place where some believe that Moses of the Bible struck a rock with his staff and water erupted in the Apennines Colossus Colosso Del Eponino is a mountain god who rises 35 feet high above the ground of Villa Di Pratolino in Tuscany is half man, half mountain and was created by renowned Italian sculptor Jambaloney in the late 16th century as a representation of the rugged and benign mountains of Italy, the Epic Colossus is truly marvelous, but that's not all there is to it. gigantic statue. Even more intriguing is the fact that there are several rooms hidden in this interior with different functions that give life to Aponinus.

The statue guards the pond and its forehead, as well as the caves in its belly. The Colossus slash building has different chambers in the body. , including a chimney in its head that, when lit, releases smoke from its nose is cool, there is also a room that houses a small orchestra that plays music for people visiting the great old Colossus of the Panino. The giant may seem lonely now, but it once had neighboring bronze statues, but they were now gone. Lost or stolen, the 35-foot stone and brick structure has not moved an inch since it was erected.

Rain and sun on wood has been weathered and warm, but still remains magnificent. If you find yourself in Florence, you should go say hello to this. giant gentle passage to another world go shoot cave is a popular underground network of caves worn down to natural limestone on the eastern flanks of the cherry creek mountain range and goshute canyon wilderness area in the eli district blm nevada the cave contains a variety of formations such as stalactites, stalagmites and shields, it is also a small cave, the passages are low, narrow and dark, as you can see now, so if you want to tour the goshoot cave, especially if you want to see more than a room or two , expect to have a lot of dust and get out of it. breath pack a helmet flashlight mask gloves and of course water the story or perhaps the legend of the cave is not popular the cave was home to a race of people who took and captured anyone who entered it there is a story of two maidens who entered the cave and disappeared for years until they finally resurfaced and shared the story of how they lived in goshu.

They described the place as a place with lush fields, abundant food and beautiful plants and animals, to this day, many natives live around the cave. They are distrustful and do not even want to enter nor can we say that we blame them Secret tunnels of Table Mountain one of the oldest catchment systems in South Africa is hidden under the streets of Cape Town the underground tunnels began as canals that transported millions of liters of water fresh spring from Table Mountain to the sea the entrance to the tunnel was quite small and hidden from view the tunnels go about 100 meters into the mountain and 30 meters down Cape Town is known as shirt by the indigenous Koi, the name means In the place of Aguas Dulces there were only four rivers and 36 springs that came from the mountain and crossed the city.

These bodies of water supplied clean water to the entire population. Dutch colonizers in 1652 built canals to channel a large amount of water directly to the ocean to For many years, canals were an essential network for transporting fresh water. Today, most of these canals lie unused beneath the city. Cape Town now relies mainly on rainwater and distant dams to meet the city's water needs. Locals and tourists enjoy exploring the once efficient water system. Hidden beneath the city, the place has a faint musty smell and you may come across a family of cockroaches huddled in a corner, but the tunnels are actually well ventilated and clean.

One thing you're sure to enjoy is the sound of cars and motorcycles rumbling overhead. through the tunnels waitomo firefly caves waitomo firefly caves are specifically known for one thing fireflies fireflies are worms that glow quite simply, they glow because they are bioluminescent, which means that the chemicals they secrete react with oxygen in the air to create light Waitomo fireflies and caves are the larvae of a web species that is unique to New Zealand, located on the country's North Island. Waitomo Glowworm Cave. The apes have been a place for tourists from around the world to explore and learn about their history. since about 1890.

In addition to fireflies, it is also intricately scattered with limestone formations. Its name waitomo originates from the Maori word for water and whole volume or well was discovered by a local and some surveyors from England, apparently local people knew about The Caves for about a century before the English were shown the Along the way, they made extensive explorations in 1887 and 1888 and were surprised by limestone depositions as they delved into the catacombs. In 1890, word spread about the strange caves and around 500 visitors have already come there to see them. Currently, the Waitomo Glowworm Caves are guarded by a scientific advisory group and there are guided tours through the three different levels of the caves.

The Davilus Cave. The Devil's Cave is one of the most mysterious but rarely visited places in Athens since the 5th century. The cave was used as a sanctuary to worship Pan, the goat-legged god of shepherds. During this time, the place was called The Cave of the Immaculate, the name we know today was given after the 19th century bandit Davos, who with his gang used the cave as a hideout. Legend has it that there was a labyrinth of tunnels that could lead to his Lover's Mansion. At the entrance to the cave there are two adjacent Byzantine chapels.

This is a testimony. Since during the Middle Ages hermits and monks flocked to the area for religious ceremonies, one of the churches is dedicated to Saint Spyridon and the other to Saint Nicholas. A very rare thing that was found in the cave was a naturally mummified body of a woman. Kept in the Museum of Criminology in Athens, there have been rumors about strange occurrences in the cave, some of which are water rolling up instead of down, cat-like creatures that walk on two legs, and electronic devices that come out of control, the lights probably come on and Occasionally, if you want to see this live, it may be difficult to get there due to transportation issues, plus the locals aren't too keen on the idea of ​​visitors covering all of Culver and Port Eynen.

It is one of the many caves on the Gower Peninsula, only brave and adventurous explorers dare. Venture into the most treacherous Gower Caves as they are known to be used for illegal and illicit purposes by pirates and smugglers. Legend has it that in the 18th century John Lucas, Gower's most infamous pirate and smuggler, who was exceptionally handsome and exceptionally violent, used a cover hole as a base for his illegal operations. If the legend is true, it means that there was once a network of tunnels extending from the salt house. Where John Lucas and his crew operated to transport stolen goods away from prying eyes, in the words of historian and expert on Gower folklore Helen Nicholas, the Gower Coves were the perfect place to deposit their contraband on the way to a nearby port in the city.

It was the hiding place of criminals, a store for theirstolen goods the strange thing about this is that the local community was involved in the action even the vicar was there There are stories of hiding contraband in the church there is another version of the legend which says that Culver Hall was part of a fortress that was located in the cliff top due to its castle-like appearance. Some researchers are still very interested in Culver Hall in hopes of finding remains of prehistoric animals and evidence that humans once inhabited the cave, so good luck to them. Catchke Pillar When you drive along the windy country roads of George's remote western ready-made region, you could easily miss the beautiful view of Catchke Pillar.

To find it, you must go through a hidden lane marked with the image of a church there. find one of the highest and perhaps most isolated churches and monasteries in the world. Catchke Pillar is a natural limestone monolith that rises to over 130 feet and sits a church on top. The church at the top was built between the 6th and 8th centuries. dedicated to Maximus the Confessor, a 7th century monk, at the base of the pillar there is a monastery and a small chapel to the right, there is also a cellar, a burial chamber and three hermit cells, one of the monks residing in the Rock is Maxime in 1993.

He abandoned everything to make this place his home and in an interview in 2013 he revealed why after being released from prison for drug-related crimes he realized that the best way to repent and get closer to God was meditating in a solitary cell that doesn't look like going from one prison to another, in case you're thinking about that, Maxi May climbed the 131 foot ladder to an isolated cell at the top of the Catchke pillar, this was where he felt a connection with God; She occasionally she would go down to pray. with other men at the foot of the pillar or to help those in need the monastery is not a tourist site only monks are allowed entry women cannot even get close climbing to the top of the pillar is also prohibited but there is much more to see at Kenny Veach's catchke M Cave resort, we're at number one and trust us, you're about to hear a mysterious story, Las Vegas resident and avid hiker Kenny Veach commented on a YouTube video he claims to have found a cave shaped like a perfect capital M.

He gave me a description of what happened to him when he began to enter the cave. My whole body began to vibrate the closer I got to the entrance of the cave. The worst thing was that it vibrated. He was scared like any average person. The human would do it and left there, he said it was one of the strangest things that had happened to him, but with the urging of other commentators, Veach decided to pay another visit to the mkave and this time with a camera, which the man did 47 years old. I don't know that the decision would lead to one of Nevada's most baffling urban legends, he set out to find the cave armed with a nine-millimeter pistol and a video camera, much to his dismay and that of his viewers on YouTube, he was unable to locate it. the cave, but said to try a third time, Kenny, and on November 10, 2014 he left home for a night walk and that was the last time anyone heard or saw Kenny Veach, a search party was formed and his story led the news, a week later they found his cell phone. telephone near an abandoned mine shaft, but there was no sign of each of them or of the cave that he so wanted the world to see, not everyone would have the opportunity to visit all of these caves, there are even some that cannot be explored and others not identified like the M cave, that is why we brought them to you today.

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