250-ton rock is balanced on a 45-degree steep hill
Krishna Butter Ball is a giant rock located in Tamil Nadu state in southern India, famous for its strange balance of hillside for centuries.
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Krishna Butter Ball is a giant rock located in Tamil Nadu state in southern India, famous for its strange balance of hillside for centuries.
Examination of red radish, punching with neighbors, organizing a buffet for monkeys ... are strange festivals that attract many attendees around the world.
These unique sculptures show the infinite creativity and imagination of people.
Ancient Egypt is known for its numerous mystical legends, which are unbelievably large treasures and horrifying cruel curses that still fulfill today.
The Statue of Liberty had been struck by lightning about 600 times per year, blue-colored due to copper metal being oxidized and corroded over time. Previously, the stat…
Recently researchers have used 3D printing technology to simulate speculation about the location of the lost arms of Venus statue, and the fate has been discovered.
The rocket that the US Aeronautics and Aeronautics Agency is making is higher than the Freedom Goddess, heavier than the 7 Boeing 747s, with a capacity greater than 13,4…
In the cave filled with bones of adults and young children are believed to be victims of Mayan divine sacrifices.
The Muses are 9 beautiful young women representing: science, literature and art.
Hathor, Venus, Clíodhna ... are gods representing love and beauty in myths ...
On October 28, the Americans solemnly celebrated the 125th anniversary of the inauguration of the Statue of Liberty in New York, symbolizing the United States and organi…
A Spanish researcher has deciphered two 1,600-year-old curse, in which a curse directed at the senator and another curse is directed at the veterinarian. Both curses des…
Vietnamese delegation successfully defends heritage records
German and Egyptian archaeologists have found six statues of Sekhmet in an ancient temple in Luxor city.
According to a reporter in Cairo on December 3, Secretary-General of the Supreme Egyptian Archeology Council, Mostafa Waziri said the statues were carved out of black st…