Around the world, there are many cave systems, human constructions and other structures that are so breathtaking, it is hard to believe they actually exist. There are countless underground wonders of the world that are just waiting to be explored. Many have been discovered and I have included some of the best here for your perusal.
This very interesting limestone karst cave is 800 foot long. This cave has an impressive collection of stalactites and stalagmites. This was even before they turned the lights on. There were more than 70 Graffiti-like inscriptions date as far back as the tang dynasty. Currently its glow is drenched with Rainbow lights which are now called technicolor wonderland. This cave is an effortless 3 miles Northwest of Guilin. This name is given from the type of reeds which grow exterior.
This secret place is found deep beneath montparnasse lies a 200-mile network of Roman stone excavation tunnels were turned into macabre. The ground is for the remains of 6 millions of Persians which also includes victims of the French Revolution and maybe even the Marie Antoinette. The bones are unearthing from 1785 to 1860. These bones are arranged artistically.
This palace this place is situated at Allegheny Mountain's Posh Greenbrier Resort. At this place, there is a bunker which was secretly built in the year 1956 for the house of members of Congress when the nuclear war break out. This fallen out shelter lodged more than 1100 people behind 25 ton blast doors. This unused Bunker came equipped with a Power Plant, Decontamination Chambers, Meeting Rooms, Communications Equipment with power plant and it also has a great hall for joint sessions.
The inside of this cave there is a nude black isolated rock outcrop that looms around 600 feet above the plain. This plane place lays the largest and best-preserved cave temple complex in Sri Lanka. This cave was declared as the UNESCO World Heritage. This blessed place offers 22 centuries of history to visitors. The pilgrims get the opportunity to feel the beauty of the intricate mural paintings which wraps entire cave walls. There are more than 150 Statues Of Buddha and other Divinities.
This shelter was built by the Persians in the 6th century. It was Turkey’s largest and deepest underground city in the mountainous Cappadocia Region. It is an ancient marvel with a 18 levels dug which has more than 250 feet underground. This region was later expanded in the 8th century by the phrygians. This shelter could cover 20,000 people. This place includes home, wine cellars, workshops and chapels and it also has rooms for livestock and access to fresh water.
This tomb is situated in Luxor's Valley of the kings. This is the final resting place for many of Egypt's Great Kings. This tomb is considered as the largest and it is the most viewed. The latest excavation exposed that it is bigger than they eventually thought it would be. The length of the tomb is 446 feet long and contrasting to 328 feet. Thia tomb includes various chambers enclosed with paintings and well-reserved Bas-Reliefs which depict the King's introduction to the underground.
The passage of the cowgate in old town Edinburgh in the South Street Bridge. This Bridge doesn't seem like a bridge at all. It seamlessly connects 2 hills while hiding an underground world underneath. This was made in the 18th century by the merchants. They set up these storefronts at the street level. Few are 31 feet above the real ground and while 120 cramped, airless vaults below the viaduct first housed tradesmen who include smelters and cobblers. Before turning it into a vice-ridden slum, the place was witnessed eliminations, kidnapping by the devil-worshipping men.
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