Search for the most mysterious treasures of all time

In the legend there are still mysterious treasures missing. For decades, thousands of people have tried to find them at all costs but failed to achieve results. Today, with the great advances in technology, many people hope that mysterious treasure will be found.

In addition, each treasure carries a thrilling, exciting story that is attractive enough to entice those who like to explore. Although it may sound ' fictional ' and is merely entertaining, many people have been seriously injured or even killed when participating in the most mysterious treasure searches in all time, Follow the summary of the following Listverse page.

1. Yamashita treasure in Bacuit bay

Bacuit Bay is a small island located in Palawan (Philippines). It is associated with the legendary story of a Japanese general's mysterious treasure named Tomoyuki Yamashita . It is presumed that he hid them in the cave of Bacuit Bay in the 1940s.

During World War II, the Japanese fascist system was incessant, plundering the wealth of nations bordering on borders in a barbaric way: Malaysia, India, Thailand and Myanmar. Historians estimate that the amount of gold that Japanese imperialists robbed can reach 100,000 to 300,000 tons.

Gold is hidden in many places

To ensure the safety of the property, Yamashita has transported to the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia . divided into many places to hide. In addition, a large part of the wealthy assets that Yamashita and his subordinates transported by ship to Japan.

However, on the way, they received orders to move this gold to a new location. All workers participating in the campaign to bury treasures were then annihilated. The treasure is kept private and only General Yamashita and a few senior Nazi military officers hold it.

In the 1970s, Rogelio Roxas found part of the treasure. Later, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos ordered the confiscation of all the treasures and hid in a special cellar. Roxas filed a lawsuit and received a huge reward of $ 22 billion. However, he was still not satisfied and continued to appeal.

2. The stolen treasure of Pisco Cathedral

It is said that in the 1800s, four Peruvian soldiers set up a plan to deceive priests with a plot to usurp the treasures of Pisco church. Finally, Luke Barrett, Arthur Brown, Jack Killorain and Diego Alvarez gained the trust of the Pisco Church in Peru and disappeared on a ship containing more than 14 tons of gold after killing all the priests.

On their way to Australia, they left their treasures on an island, drew a map in the hope of returning to find their spoils.

Church of Pisco

However, before returning, they were discovered by the Peruvian army, two people were killed and the other two were arrested. In the end, only Killorain survived the prison time.

Before he died, he told Charles Howe about the stolen treasure and where the treasure was hidden. Legend has it that Howe found the treasure, but there was not enough equipment and means to move them. In the end, he revealed the location to George Hamilton - who was also the last to find the treasure but could not find it because he did not understand the map.

3. Treasure map Lue

In the early stages of World War II, the Nazis moved 14 tons of gold to the US to sabotage the economy and prevent it from entering the war. So, after the plan was revealed, the Golden Law was set up against the Nazi conspiracy.

Treasure map Lue

Of course, the US economy is not affected much, they cannot bring treasure back to the country. However, with the loyalty of the fascist members, the key people who held the position of the treasure committed suicide, making it all go into the past.

What people have left is the only treasure map named: One-dollar bill - Lue map. The map is full of symbolic symbols, symbols, extremely difficult characters to decode.

Many researchers and mathematicians have tried to find ways to ' capture ' the map of Lue. But even in today's technology era, every decoding effort is still hopeless.

4. 'White city' - La Ciudad Blanca

La Ciudad Blanca - ' White City ' is a legendary city that has long since disappeared. Rumors about them began to emerge from the time when the Spanish army invaded the South and Central American regions in the 1500s. During the twentieth century, archaeologists believed that the Mosquitia forest contained a citadel. Old town filled with gold and silver with ancient civilization .

However, there is no evidence to prove it. In addition, it is said that La Ciudad Blanca is the birthplace of the Snake God Quetzalcoatl .

Most recently, in February 2013, traces of the ' white city ' were found in the rainforest in Hondrus' Mosquitia region. Scientists used LiDAR technology - using lasers to survey remote objects, then split the wave and determine the distance, facilitating the search for this legendary city.

5. Issyk-Kul treasure of Genghis Khan

There are many legends around Lake Issyk-Kul, typically the buried treasure of Genghis Khan. Historically, Genghis Khan conquered a vast land stretching across two continents.

Genghis Khan has accumulated his treasure with lots of rare treasures and possessions during the 13th century. When he died, the treasure was thus buried.

Many excavations have been carried out but it seems all are hopeless. With recent efforts, US researchers said that they had identified the tomb of Genghis Khan but there was no treasure there. Some people are still skeptical of whether the grave was discovered by Genghis Khan, or if the treasure was buried somewhere else nearby.

6. The jade warehouse sinks under the sea

Santissima Concepcion is full of gold sank by storm in Florida.(Photo: Chicago Tribune)

Rainstorms in Florida state have caused a series of famous shipwrecks in history, including the shipwreck of Santissima Concepcion (another name is El Grande). According to many documents, about 500 people were on board when it was in distress and only about 4 to 190 people survived, the Chicago Tribune reported. The number of properties sunk to the ocean floor in the disaster included 1,800,000 pesos (134,600 USD), 77 pearl boxes, 49 emeralds. Authorities tried to find and locate the treasure but failed. Many people believe that an explorer found about 25% of the treasure in the seabed discovery in 1687.

7. The gold warehouse in the wreck disappeared

SS Islander luxury steamship sank in 1901. (Photo: Dallas Morning News)

The luxury SS Islander steamboat filled gold in the ocean in 1901 and was salvaged in 2012. However, according to the Dallas Morning News, no treasure was found on the ship. The Mars expedition said that gold may have fallen to the seabed during salvage because they saw dust and a few pieces of gold left in the wreck. Mars estimates worth a mystery treasure of more than $ 250 million and they are planning the next expedition to find them. Currently, you can see part of the SS Islander on the shore of Admiral Island and the rest in Seattle.

8. The gold carrier of the German army

Shipwreck on the seabed.(Photo: Boston Globe)

Many people reported that the Antilla ship was loaded with gold from the German army along the North Sea to surrender to the allies due to the defeat of World War II. However, before landing, the captain ordered to sink the ship and the huge amount of assets down to the ocean floor instead of letting them fall into the hands of others, Boston Globe reported. Local people call Antilla a ghost ship .

9. The lost treasure of the Apache Indians

The missing gold warehouse on Mount Winchester belonged to the Apache Indians.(Photo: Houston Chronicle)

Some rumors suggest that, after robbing money and gold from a train, the Apache Aboriginal people hid the spoils in the tunnel on Mount Winchester, Arizona, USA. Currently, according to the Houston Chronicle, many participants seek missing treasures to try their luck in spite of stories that they may endure curses from the deceased.

10. Gold gorge

Map of the gold canyon in the state of New Mexico, USA.(Photo: hikethewhites.com)

Legend has it that, in 1869, a group of sailors went along the White River and got lost in the White Mountains , west of New Mexico, USA. Here, they found gold ore flowing from the stream in the canyon, Arizona Republic said. However, the Apache Aborigines attacked and killed them savagely. Only one man named Adams escaped. Adams used to go back to the canyon to find the mysterious treasure, but he never saw them again.