How Machu Picchu survived
Who hasn’t heard of Machu Picchu!
One of the most visited and enigmatic sites from the Inca civilization. In the 16th century, it survived the Spanish invasion due to being covered in thick vegetation, deep in the Andean mountains of Peru.
Around 1911, Prof. Hiram Bingham, of Yale University, rediscovered this gem of a historical site, shrouded in mystery.
This is how our forests and jungles hide in their guts such marvelous and mysterious creations.
Many people still believe that Machu Picchu in fact sounds like 'Matsya Puchha', the tail of a fish, in Sanskrit. Could it be possible?
...This and much more in the book, 'Time Travel: To the Edge of History'
Time Travel: To the Edge of History
One of the most visited and enigmatic sites from the Inca civilization. In the 16th century, it survived the Spanish invasion due to being covered in thick vegetation, deep in the Andean mountains of Peru.
Around 1911, Prof. Hiram Bingham, of Yale University, rediscovered this gem of a historical site, shrouded in mystery.
This is how our forests and jungles hide in their guts such marvelous and mysterious creations.
Many people still believe that Machu Picchu in fact sounds like 'Matsya Puchha', the tail of a fish, in Sanskrit. Could it be possible?
...This and much more in the book, 'Time Travel: To the Edge of History'
Time Travel: To the Edge of History
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