Top 10 Mysterious Places of Earth-part 1
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In my opinion, of course.
Places of mystery on Earth are those place where generations after generations we wonder about, try to solve the puzzle of their meaning, and we end up wondering even more. I am lucky to live in a place rich in historical sites; but i would be really lucky if i could ever travel to all the mystery places listed here.
1. The Great Pyramids of Giza- Egypt
No other place in the world have captivated the mind and the soul of so many people like this place loaded with mysteries. The last of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World, declared in 1979 as a World Heritage Site, the Great Pyramids have embodied the ancient world ever since they were discovered by the western world.
There are hundreds of the scientific theories regarding the pyramid's construction techniques, their purpose and secret meaning. Their fascination have inspired thousands of books, movies, articles and studies.
If your ways will ever bring you in this part of the world, you have to visit the Pyramids, to see them, to walk the magic ground that hosted once one of the greatest civilization on Earth.
2. Rapa Nui or Easter Island
Easter Island, a 64 square mile speck in the vast Pacific Ocean, perhaps the world's most remote inhabited island, is an enigma in many ways. The gigantic statues of this island won't talk with us. We still don't know much about this lost culture and their bizarre Birdman cult. How the Polynesians got there in the first place, why they built the Moai statues, how they did it, what is their meaning. Why are all facing the same direction, like waiting for something.
Their Rongo-Rongo writing is still undeciphered. This unique written language seems to have appeared suddenly in the 1700s, but within just two centuries it was exiled to obscurity.
Read more about this mysterious culture and his enigmas in this blog.
3. Stonehenge, England
The megalithic ruin known as Stonehenge stands on the open downland of Salisbury Plain two miles (three kilometres) west of the town of Amesbury, Wiltshire, in Southern England. It is not a single structure but consists of a series of earth, timber, and stone structures that were revised and re-modelled over a period of more than 1400 years.
Stonehenge is almost synonym with mystery, even if latest news say the mystery is revealed. People testify a special vibration connected with this place. For me no further archaeological discovery will take away the magic of this great site.
Places of mystery on Earth are those place where generations after generations we wonder about, try to solve the puzzle of their meaning, and we end up wondering even more. I am lucky to live in a place rich in historical sites; but i would be really lucky if i could ever travel to all the mystery places listed here.
1. The Great Pyramids of Giza- Egypt
No other place in the world have captivated the mind and the soul of so many people like this place loaded with mysteries. The last of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World, declared in 1979 as a World Heritage Site, the Great Pyramids have embodied the ancient world ever since they were discovered by the western world.
There are hundreds of the scientific theories regarding the pyramid's construction techniques, their purpose and secret meaning. Their fascination have inspired thousands of books, movies, articles and studies.
If your ways will ever bring you in this part of the world, you have to visit the Pyramids, to see them, to walk the magic ground that hosted once one of the greatest civilization on Earth.
2. Rapa Nui or Easter Island
Easter Island, a 64 square mile speck in the vast Pacific Ocean, perhaps the world's most remote inhabited island, is an enigma in many ways. The gigantic statues of this island won't talk with us. We still don't know much about this lost culture and their bizarre Birdman cult. How the Polynesians got there in the first place, why they built the Moai statues, how they did it, what is their meaning. Why are all facing the same direction, like waiting for something.
Their Rongo-Rongo writing is still undeciphered. This unique written language seems to have appeared suddenly in the 1700s, but within just two centuries it was exiled to obscurity.
Read more about this mysterious culture and his enigmas in this blog.
3. Stonehenge, England
The megalithic ruin known as Stonehenge stands on the open downland of Salisbury Plain two miles (three kilometres) west of the town of Amesbury, Wiltshire, in Southern England. It is not a single structure but consists of a series of earth, timber, and stone structures that were revised and re-modelled over a period of more than 1400 years.
Stonehenge is almost synonym with mystery, even if latest news say the mystery is revealed. People testify a special vibration connected with this place. For me no further archaeological discovery will take away the magic of this great site.
