Travel To Unseen and weird Places

Travel to unseen and weird places on earth via Google Earth. You can also travel to these places by your own. These weird places are all around us, some of them are unseen but some of them are exposed. Earth is full of mysterious places and alien structers. Google Earth can see it but our naked eyes cant.

Massive animal-shaped mounds in Peru dating back 5,000 years have been revealed by Google Earth.

1. Southern Peru

The country is already famous for the weird Nazca lines, which include a series of giant animal outlines drawn on the ground.

Now the South American country can add mounds in the shapes of birds, including a giant condor, an orca, a duck, and a caiman/puma monster to its list of wonders best-seen from the air.

Orcas hunted off the Peruvian coast 500 metres away until recently when industrial fishing removed their prey. This orca-shaped mound dated to approximately 5000 years ago

 A natural formation was altered by adding a head to create a duck-shaped mound. A nearby circular mound may represent an egg. These are 3,500 years old

The 4,000-year-old caiman/puma mound is from the preceramic site of El Paraíso, in the Chilca Valley. The other, a condor, is partly visible in the upper left. The arrow shows the mound’s alignment to the Milky Way

2. Saudi Arabia

These strange alien structures are known to the local Bedouin tribes as being created by “the old men”, and are about 2,000 years old.

Similar structures, all resembling kites and wheels, have been discovered while travel to Jordan and Yemen—some dating back as far as 9,000 years—and, while scientists aren’t certain just what the hell these ruins were for, some conjecture that at least the kite-like ones could have been traps for game animals.

What the rest were for? Who knows. One of the few known civilizations that committed the energy to creating such geoglyphs was the weird Nazca culture, and their Nazca Lines are the most famous of all.

Archaeologists still argue to this day as to the purpose of these designs, some resembling monkeys and others men, some believing that they were creating out of worship for their gods. And sure. Others like Swiss crackpot Erich von Dänikenbelieve they’re runways for alien vessels.

It’s unlikely that these ruins are the work of extra-terrestrials—but then again, who really knows right?—but it’ll likely be unclear for years to come. So how about to travel to unseen and weird places like these? Dont forget to make a visit to check out these places while travelling to Saudi Arabia and Peru.

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