25 Most Mysterious Monuments on Earth
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The most mysterious monuments on Earth wow visitors and continue to befuddle seasoned researchers. These monuments are some of the most spectacular destinations on earth, providing a glimpse into the past of civilizations that rivaled the greatest in history. However, these societies created ceremonial burial grounds and temples that defy what was common at the time. Great stone creations that weigh dozens of tons, aligned perfectly with the stars. How could they have done this? Who built these structures? Here’s a look at the most mysterious monuments in the world:
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In Croatia, under the sea (5m depth), they found 7000 years old road.
"Rani Ki Vav" deserved a place here. India has so many mysterious ancient structures build using unknown methods and tools which are still unexplored by experts to this day.
I love how the narration is paused on each so we can enjoy the visuals.
Wonderful. You get it.
persepolis and malta look amazing to us. Some truly mysterious things around the world.
I’m not usually a fan of tourism videos, but I really liked this one and saw quite a few new things.
You got that right, I didn't learn that in eighth grade, now I do. Ancient megalithic architecture is the way to go
About Gobekli - Why is every mystery structure identified as a 'temple'? From an engineering point of view; the Gobleki stones look very much like modern foundations for storage tanks or other similar structures; now removed.
What a nice tour. Thanks for creating this documentary.
What I love about this video is that it shows what many of the sites are like when all the tourists are there, rather then some idealized view. This gives me a good idea what it would be like to visit say Petra and have all the people there as well.
Good point.
In the 21st century it may be impossible to photograph these places without tourists.
I always travel in winter for a number of very good reasons. None of these places originally had tourists parading through them. You need an imagination to visualise what places looked like in antiquity.
@@lamontcranston3177of your allows a tripod, you can take mutlpile pictures over time from the same spot then stitch them together in Photoshop to easily remove all the stupid tourists. Easier than you'd think.
@@mrsillywalk "In antiquity" most of these places were more densely populated than they are by tourists today. 😉😊
The architecture carved from the rocky outcrops, by hand, to me are the most impressive works by far. Especially how they compare with Roman architecture even though they were made centuries before. 😲
Amazing architecture and unique structures indeed. There are many such architectural wonders in India too. 'Rani Ki Vav' in Gujarat and 'Kailas Temple' in Maharashtra are two such places that have intrigued me for years. :) Thanks to TH-camr 'Praveen Mohan', I discovered many such unknown wonders in India.
Totally agree.
I am also amazed by the temples and the archeological sites in India, thanks to Praveen mohan, I also follow him.
Kailash certainly deserves to be on the list!!! Unfortunately, it’s quite unknown to the world.
great video. love the music accompanying it. i find it amazing that natural disasters have totally wiped out the sites over the thousands of years.
Great Video!
Very well done. Great music and narration. To me this is what TH-cam is all about.
There are many sites in India too, search archeological sites in India. There are so many temples which represent the culture and how the people lived there when these monuments/sites were developing.
Mesa Verde takes my breath away every time I see it.
Imagine actually being at these places at their peaks.
I've been in the underground city in Cappadocia, Turkey. I have acute claustrophobia & at times; I was calculating how fast I could get to the top. At one point, you had to crouch down to about 3 feet to go through a short tunnel. The tour moved pretty quickly and all of us with claustrophobia didn't kill anyone in order to climb over them to get out. Cappadocia was an incredible place where Christians had to live in what looked like huge anthills.
don't lie yourself.. those huge tunnels, some with sliding huge stone doors WASN'T build/dig by the first christians, they just found it when they searching for places TO HIDE (you cannot hide some work of HUNDRED OF THOUSANDS OF TINS OF STONE EXCAVATED- that's insane theory)
That subteran city was digged many many thousand years ago by people which need protection against some atmosferic calamity, maybe radiation or high dust from worlwide vulcanic activity, or.. who knows- nuclear blast.
Try the Cu-Chi tunnels in Vietnam, you'll love it, i'm not claustrofobic but this time... eeek!
This video gives you time to look at things 😊
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All this stuff flies in the face of the evolutionary paradigm.
If I can go back in time I’d go to the ancient times to see how they built the great pyramids
I like your comment. If you think about it you will come to the conclusion that it was accomplished with first class engineering and lots of man power. The real question worth the trip is Why and for what purpose. Wouldn’t hurt to ask how they got the de mentions of the earth and how they discovered pi and royal metric system. Now that would be something. Rock on.
There are plenty of TH-cam videos of people that have very good explanations on how the stones were cut, transported, and assembled to build the pyramids. It’s really not as complicated as a build as they make it out to be. But it was extremely labor intensive. But back in those days they had time, and lots of cheap labor.
you wouldn't last ten minuets
@@hhazelhoff1363yeah. But I want to see it with my own eyes.
@@smilealwaysnatasha3423 well I can’t send you back in time, but we can move forward
The music is so scary 😢
Very nice video, loved it. Thank you for sharing
Truly astonishing! Appreciate.
Excellent! Spell binding. One of the best I've seen. But why do they never list the music? The music in this video is awesome. What is it?
Nice video
I liked the backing music very much. Meditative with an inquiring tone. What is it? Who wrote it?
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I am surprised that not one mention is made of thousands of temples and monuments from India. Most have intricate carvings and many are 1000s of years old.
25 monuments is not much. You can say the same about many other monuments and countries. But it is funny how Indians only think of their country haahahhaah
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Very nice
10:32 Machu Picchu "discovered by the western world in the 1800s" - it was revealed to the western world in 1911 by Hiram Bingham - natives were living among the ruins at the time
The Spanish knew aout the place by 1565. If they looted it at that time, assuming there was anything to loot, is not recorded in official records.
@@yodelersparadise - Baltasar de Ocampo visited a fortress in the mountains - which fits Machu Picchu - but he left no evidence of his visit - nor took any evidence - that's why Bingham is credited for bringing it to international attention
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Love learning new things
Dare I say that I have heard and seen this all before. But there is one true aspect that tickles my fancy for sure and that is the Narrators voice and accent.lots of love from Malta.
Id love to know what the second song in this video is called?? video was brilliant so much detail it was incapsulating 👏
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The numerous intricate structure fronts at Hegra look like someone was testing out templates. It's mostly just the same front over and over as if it were easy for them to make. That may not be the case, but it sure looks like it.
Shame no mention of The Temple at Karnak ..that is one place that really boggled my mind ..it’s out of this world .
You forgot Kailash Temple of India - it is equally mysterious and magnificent. Do look into it.
Yes, Kailash temple is one of the greatest wonders of this world , much more than many things shown here.
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Amazing
Very interesting
Here we go, when there's no answer. Its aligned with the stars or built north to south,
I've always been very intrigued by Stonehenge. It was one of those windows wallpapers, and I couldn't believe it was a real place! 😂😅
it was a memorable place to visit - there was a crowd of people there - but as i walked out across the top of the hill away from the stones - the noise of the crowd was lost in the expanse - and it turned very serene
I have spent 51 years studying Stonehenge. The ruin you see today was originally a magnificent building. I even know they moved the stones. If only people would believe me? I have a story that would astound the world!
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Very. Power full mouments amazing
Balbek is my favorite.
Fascinating, but I wish you had detailed WHY thy are mysterious.
Only 25?
I like the musical interludes and the fact that you avoided the trap of bombarding us with unlimited facts
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Don't forget gunung padang. It was built 25.000, 5000 years ago. It has different years in every terrace
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Great video. I wish there was a bit more detail and explanation. (If even possible). Thankk you.
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No mention of the massive megalithic blocks of stone whose fitting defies any known technology. If that isn’t the greatest mystery of the ancient world I don’t know what is.
Just as a thought experiment - So you meet someone that's recruiting people to build a stone temple to rival those of the ancient world. You say no pretty quickly right?
Why?
@@ulrichenevoldsen8371 because we don't know how they did it. If your job was to create a perfect 12 ft tall statue, perfectly polished to the point of being hydrophobic do you think you stand a chance?
@@ziggybender9125 but if someone is recruiting people to build something like that why say no? Seems counter intuitive. I would assume they knew how to do it or that it would be a chance to find out if it's possible to do.
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Amazing how hey built such Hugh buildings.
Who's Hugh? Hugh Grant?
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Teotihuacán is the most mysterious, till this day no one know who built it.
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Science can't explain that. Really a marvelous ancient wonders 👍
Amazing places for sure. I believe they used salfeggio (?) frequencies to levitate the huge rocks.
The Coral Garden in Florida, USA has an impressive story as well. It is said that the owner/architect changed location at one time, and did in one night.
I realize that attraction didn't make the list, but it's still impressive, at least to me.
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@@larapalma3744its a real place, just look up, the coral castle, all built by one small frail man, all work was done at night, and as strange as it sounds, the old man allways knew when he was being spied on instantly, ther are lots of people that say when they were kids they would try to get a peek and some saw giant blocks floating, whenever people would ask him , how he does it, he would only reply that he figured out how the pyramids were built, and he took that knowledge to the grave, he said mankind was not ready for that kind of tech
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A Bhuddist stupa at Mohen-jo-daro?! The city had been abandoned for about 1,000 years by the time of the Bhudda; other videos that i have watched call it a fort, or observation tower. There are several other inaccuracies, throughout the video, mainly minor. The video itself is very good, so i am being a curmudgeon.
Yeah some Hindus are claiming it to be a Vedic culture which there is no actual proof of that , which is why it’s not accepted.
@@lilSenDogknow about JAINISM whose ancient name is shraman dharma or anekantawad also called samanism or shramanism way ancient dharma than Buddhism
It has complete kaalchakra or time cycle defined
And guess what jains have stupas which is called chaitya kadarh or yagna vedi in Sanskrit which means monument of heap of stone and stubha or thuba in prakrit
Besides temples
Entire cosmic view of universe in Jainism in form of lokpurush or cosmic man and triloka view described with swastik gahuli patterns, crescent moon sign and om having deep associated meaning
Why do they align with the stars? What was the original reason for building buildings the way they did?
It's kinda a calendar, which suggests the time of construction. For instance, the Sphinx was modeled to face the constellation of Leo, which could mean it was built more than 12,000 years ago.
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They didn't 'rival' the greatest civilizations....they were the Greatest civilizations.
But Iceland to Greenland isnt the same as Portugal to the Caribbean.
It would have took a hell of a lot of candles to keep that underground city lit up a little bit I wonder how that worked
ever heard of natural gas? it is not a modern discovery.
They all have their own flashlight 🔦.
They used LED lighting strips.
I believe there are stones/mineral deposits that are naturally luminous, perhaps they used something like that🤔
Oil lamps :)
What is frustrating for me, even more so than who built them and why but
what happened to cause them to be forgotten by even the local tribes.
Why Borobudur tample are not included in the lists?
More to be found in Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico, Belize, Honduras, etc..... and maybe the USA. We are all time traveling at this point.
I think all of these civilizations were created when the continents were connected.
That would be too old. Tho, maybe there was an ancient global civilization, existing before civilizations we know today.
The structures have two common patterns. 1, Teoria: who built it and when? 2, Innovation: technology was not invented during construction, it was known and matured long ago. From whom did mankind learn architecture?
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Whatever would motivate a people to dig such an elaborate underground warren and then permanently live there must have been something truly frightening. It would be so unhealthy to live down there. Where does the sewage go?
Well the urine was collected to get saltpetre to make gunpowder and the solid wastes were collected to fertilize the crops grown in the surrounding farming areas - the same as has been done in much of Asia right up until the present day! 😉😊
Gobekli Tepe is one of the greatest mysteries of this time.
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Tiknawa was built in the 70's what you see in the videos is a reconstruction
I always thought that the Great Sphinx faced the rising Sun which as far as I know rises in the East!
Right, I thought I had mixed it up. It does rise in the east. They would have there dead face west to accompany the sun to incarnation (another day). ?
The Sphinx was modeled to face its stellar counterpart, the constellation of Leo.
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What music is on the soundtrack to this video, please?
Gobeckly tepa
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