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THE KEYS TO THE MYSTERIES OF THE PYRAMIDS ARE HIDDEN IN RUSSIA.
As paradoxical as it may seem, in Rostov there is an analogue of the pyramids. This is a Neolithic fortress known only to a narrow circle of scientists, sometimes called the Aria Sanctuary, or the Aryan temple. By its age, this structure is at least a thousand years older than the pyramids. However, the mathematical model of this is unique. architectural complex not inferior in its harmony to the most important of the wonders of the world, which are the pyramids. Like the pyramids, the Aryan temple was built according to the principle of the Golden Section. However, its design reflects the dependence of the proportions of "Phi" on the proportions of "Pi", and not vice versa, as we somehow observe in the construction of pyramids. This circumstance forces us to take a fresh look at the purpose of the pyramids, which is the main reference point in the search for the keys to their secrets.
As paradoxical as it may seem, there is an analogue of the pyramids in Rostov. This is a Neolithic fortress known only to a narrow circle of scientists, sometimes called the Aria Sanctuary, or the Aryan temple.
In Rostov-on-Don, for several years now, by all available means, the destruction of the grandiose, in its size, age and significance, Aryan temple, without which the history of human civilization will be immeasurably impoverished, and Egyptian pyramids lose their semantic content and turn into an ordinary heap of stones ...
By its age, this structure is at least a thousand years older than the pyramids. However, the mathematical model of this unique architectural complex is not inferior in its harmony to the most important of the wonders of the world, which are the pyramids.
On the Kola Peninsula resumed archaeological excavations pyramids, which are at least 2 times older than the Egyptian ones, it is still not known by whom they were built
The Kola Peninsula is a peninsula in the northwest of the European part of Russia, in the Murmansk region. It is washed by the Barents and White Seas. The area is about 100 thousand km.
In the north - tundra vegetation, south of the forest-tundra and taiga. The climate of the peninsula is moderately cold. Frosts and snowfall are possible even in summer. On the coast are frequent strong winds(up to 45-55 m / s), in winter - lingering snowstorms. The relief of the Kola Peninsula is represented by depressions, terraces, mountains, plateaus. Mountain ranges the peninsulas rise over 800 meters above sea level. The plains of the Kola Peninsula are occupied by swamps and numerous lakes.
Amazing pyramids and huge stone slabs made by artificial means from 9,000 to 40,000 years ago, discovered on the Kola Peninsula, are a strong argument in favor of the existence of an ancient civilization in these places. The oldest pyramids in the world, discovered on the Kola Peninsula, confirm the existence of the legendary Hyperborea. The Kola Peninsula has recently become a Mecca for researchers and hunters for scientific discoveries.
Several years ago, huge pyramids, very similar to the Egyptian ones, were discovered in the Luhansk region, however, the right of these stone mounds to be called pyramids is still controversial among scientists. This is the so-called Mergeleva ridge near the town of Perevalsk.
But one thing is for sure: there are really only three such unique monuments of antiquity as the pyramids-tombs in the whole of Europe: one was built in Rome for Gaius Cestius, and the other two are really located on the Poltava land. The first of them rises in the village of Komendantovka, Kobelyaksky district, and the second is the highlight of the palace and park complex of the national history and local history museum of the ancient village of Berezovaya Rudka in the Pyriatinsky district.

Krasnoyarsk pyramid

Sopka Chernaya (Kara-Dag) is the highest "pyramid" in the vicinity of Krasnoyarsk. It is a long time ago dormant volcano... In the early 90s, a group of archaeologists studied the sites of primitive man, and came to the conclusion that the trihedron of the mountain with the destroyed western slope consists of artificially stacked stones. Also in the area of ​​the mountain, an increase in the background radiation was detected, but the reason for this phenomenon is still a mystery.
In the center of Krasnoyarsk there is a mountain Kum-Tigei (Karaulnaya), on top of which the church of the Martyr Paraskovya rises, and at the foot there was once a prison of Krasny Yar.
The famous Siberian explorer Semyon Remezov, who studied the surroundings of the fort in the 17th century, suggested that many of the hills and mountains that spread around the settlement may well have a man-made origin.

Crimean pyramids

Pyramids of Crimea.

In addition, in the spring of 2001, seven giant pyramids stretched along South coast Crimea by a straight line from Sevastopol to Foros. Scientists believe that these mysterious structures are one and a half to two thousand years older than the Egyptian ones and are the same age as the Tibetan and Mexican pyramids. On the basis of these Crimean finds, many well-known scientists of the world are already inclined to believe that Ukrainian geophysicists and archaeologists have stumbled upon the remains ancient civilization, in its development significantly ahead of ours. Berdyshev, a representative of the International Academy for the Safe Development of Humanity, claims that there are 200 pyramids in Ukraine, soon they will be found near Dnepropetrovsk and Chernivtsi, their age is 12-15 thousand years.

Find. Brother and sister pyramids.

In 2009, to the previously discovered northern "pro-Egyptian" pyramids of the Kola Peninsula, the pyramids Lake Ladoga and remains so mysteriously mysterious due to its inaccessibility Great pyramid Ural (as the researchers of Hyperborea call it), the ancient pyramids of the White Sea were added
In the summer of 2010, on the Kola Peninsula, the explorer Igor Gusev identified an ancient stepped pyramid made of stones. Its approximate height is 80 meters.

Pyramid. Kola Peninsula

THE MOST ANCIENT PYRAMIDS IN THE WORLD FOUND IN RUSSIA

MOUNTAIN SHORIA. PYRAMIDS IN RUSSIA.

The largest megaliths in the world were found in Gornaya Shoria in southern Siberia

PYRAMIDS IN SIBERIA - TRACKS OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATION IN SIBERIA

CRIMEAN HISTORIES. CRIMEAN PYRAMIDS.

The workers of one of the tourist centers decided to follow in the footsteps of the ancient Egyptians

There is one thing on Baikal unusual place, about which few people know, but it is quite possible to include it in the map of the most mysterious sights of the lake. On the Small Sea, near the village of Kurma, a five-meter pyramid grew four years ago. The idea to build this strange structure belongs to the workers of the local camp site. As told in the travel agency, the ancient Egyptians knew about the miraculous power of the pyramids. Yes, and modern scientists have written many scientific works, trying to unravel their impact on humans. Although the pyramid was built recently, travel agency workers associate with its appearance the mysterious phenomena that began to occur in this unusual place.

The initiator of the construction of the pyramid on the territory of the tourist center Irkutsyanin Victor Romanov became interested in the pyramids when he was vacationing in Egypt and Sochi. In Egypt, being young and gambling, he wanted to climb to the top of one of the pyramids, but the guards strictly forbade him to do this. They explained that the pyramid has a strong energy that affects people in different ways. They even told the story of how tourists who decided to climb up were carried away from there on a stretcher. He saw a similar structure, but already modern, built at the initiative of local scientists, while resting in Sochi, in Krasnaya Polyana.

When I went there, I was surprised to see people in white coats, and on the sides there were long benches on which there were many visitors, ”says Viktor Romanov. - At first, I was skeptical about all this, I assumed that an unusual entertainment was invented to attract tourists. There were also jars of water, where they collected condensate from the pyramid, which allegedly also had healing properties... And then I accidentally got into a conversation with one person who was just lying in this pyramid. In addition, he turned out to be my fellow countryman, originally from the Ziminsky district. I say: "Tell me honestly, is this quackery or does it really have a healing effect?" He says: “You know, my kidneys hurt, but now it’s so good, no pain. I am coming for the second season, I feel practically healthy. " Scientists also presented me with a brochure, which spoke about the properties of the Sochi pyramid and how to build it.

All this very much interested the Irkutsk resident, moreover, the results of the research were given in the brochure. Scientists associate the unique properties of pointed structures with the principle of the golden section - the ideal ratio of values, the basis of harmony.

Inspired by the experience of Sochi scientists, Viktor Romanov decided to build a pyramid in his camp site.

Our pyramid is an exact copy of Sochi. It was built without a single nail, because the main requirement for the construction of the pyramid is that you cannot use metal. In addition, an elevated place is needed and that there are no external sources of power grids or water supply nearby, - says Viktor Romanov.

The base of the pyramid is made of natural stone, the body is made of larch and cedar, and the top is transparent, made of polycarbonate. Its base is 8x8 meters, height is 5 meters. As the initiator of the creation of the pyramid says, the unusual properties of the structure began to manifest themselves already during its construction. The migrant workers could not stay in it for more than 30 minutes, their head began to hurt, so they had to change the workforce.

Today it is the only pyramid on Lake Baikal. Although in other regions of Russia, and abroad, the construction of pyramids is very popular. Sessions in the Baikal pyramid are prescribed by a doctor working at the camp site. According to Viktor Romanov, it is recommended to stay in it for no more than 15 minutes, since the properties of the pyramid have not yet been fully studied.

And the staff of the camp site, besides cases of a health-improving effect, told about one unusual phenomenon. There is a country house next to the camp site. A man who lived there once talked about seeing a UFO in the sky. In his words, it was disc-shaped aircraft... He circled so close over the camp site that you could see the windows. The person connects this case with the pyramid.

The places that will be discussed are incredibly beautiful, mysterious and unique, but they are not spoiled by the attention of tourists. All of them are located on the territory of Russia. However, getting to them is very difficult. The absence of at least some kind of transport and the presence of government agencies, with whom it is necessary to coordinate their "invasion" of these territories, is the main, but not the only obstacle. However, if you are one of those who are only attracted by difficulties, we will show you the way to seven amazing sites in Russia that few know about. Only a few have seen them with their own eyes.

Naukan - the ancient capital of the Eskimos

Ruins largest settlement eximos, liquidated during the "consolidation of villages" in 1958

Where: Cape Dezhnev, Chukotka Peninsula

The discovery of the Oqwick, Birnirk and other Paleo-Asian cultures, replacing each other in this place for three millennia, belongs to the permafrost, which pushes any foreign body to the surface. All that reminds today of the capital of the last of these cultures - the Eskimo - are whale ribs sticking out of the coastal grass, as well as numerous bone artifacts of unknown age and purpose, which are easy to find among what remains of the barracks built in the 1930s. Calling the capital of the Eskimos dead is hard to come by. First, unlike the warlike Eskimo islanders from Ratmanov Island, who perished in mainland collective farms in one generation, Naukan's sea hunters retain their identity even in exile. Second, whales still enter coastal waters every summer. Experts on Eskimo folklore will confirm that the whales are looking for their earthly science lovers who have left these places.

How to get there: from Anadyr to the village of Lawrence regular flight airline "Chukotavia", then to the village of Uelen (departure is carried out according to the weather). Alternatively, you can take a whaleboat that runs along the Bering Strait from June to August.

Sindor Lake - part of the prehistoric sea controlled by the Federal Penitentiary Service

The only natural monument in Russia, access to which is controlled by the Penitentiary Service

Where: Knyazhpogostsky District of the Komi Republic

The taiga lake of unprecedented beauty, left over from the prehistoric sea, is comparable in area to the island of Valaam. It was on its banks at the beginning of the 20th century that many sites of primitive man were discovered, and some time later the corrective labor institution M-222 was built here, which has ceased to exist quite recently. First of all, M-222 is known as the place of detention for most of the doctors convicted in the famous case, as well as the fact that Sergei Dovlatov served as a warden here. Here nearby, according to numerous folklore sources, Yirkapa, the cultural hero of Komi, died. Having lost his magical power, after he did not spare the daughter of the witch on the hunt, who turned into a deer (according to another version, a magpie), Yirkap simply drowned in Sindor. Finally, Sindorskoye Lake is the habitat of Nikolai Prokushev. This is how a neat 50-year-old bearded man - a forest hermit, a lone hunter and an original thinker - appears.

How to get there: from the Yaroslavsky railway station by the Moscow-Vorkuta train to the Sindor station, then on a passing railcar along the Sindor narrow-gauge railway to the camp site of the M-222 establishment. The so-called camp site is a few houses on the territory of the former camp, adapted for the overnight stay of fishermen on the banks of the Ugyum River, two to three kilometers from the lake. Attention: all personnel of the once built for the needs of Ust-Vymsklag and still operating Sindor narrow-gauge railway (including the drivers of diesel locomotives) are prisoners, and the road is still run by the Federal Penitentiary Service.

Tsoi-pede - Chechen City of the Dead

Medieval Chechen fortress-necropolis, which can be visited only with the permission of the FSB

Where: Itum-Kalinsky district of the Republic of Chechnya

The cape at the confluence of the Argun with the mountain river Meshi-Khi is surrounded on three sides by icy water and is connected to the rocky ridge only by a narrow isthmus. In fact, Tsoi-pede is an impregnable cemetery. The earliest of the 42 crypts date back to the 14th century, and according to a popular but unproven version, it was founded during a devastating epidemic, and the sick came here to die themselves - there was no time and no one to bury the dead. However, this romantic hypothesis is easily refuted by the fact that the neighboring village, located a little to the south of the graves, too often fought with its neighbors and could not do without a spacious necropolis for burying the dead soldiers. They say that the ancient weapons that rested in the crypts of Tsoi-ped, like other valuables, disappeared from here immediately after the deportation of the Chechens in 1944. Today, one who comes to Tsoi-ped is greeted by two pagan altars-pillars, protective swastikas, crosses and solar spirals on the walls, and the image of a human figure can still be discerned on the watchtower. It is believed that this is the Christian Saint George - baptized Georgia nearby, and the proximity of this border, in fact, explains the need to obtain permission from the FSB to visit the City of the Dead.

How to get there: from Grozny to the regional center Itum-Kali - on shuttle taxi, then by hitchhiking and on foot. An FSB permit is required to enter the border zone.

Uchar waterfall - the youngest waterfall in the world

160-meter waterfall, which was discovered only 35 years ago

Where: Ulagan District of the Altai Republic

The youngest waterfall known to science - Uchar on the Chulcha River - was unknown to official science until the 1970s. However, science did not live in ignorance for so long, since, as is commonly believed, the waterfall was formed as a result of a powerful earthquake only about 200 years ago. The water has not yet had time to crush the fragments of rocks that form its cascades, and the black stones are measured in height with the neighboring pines. All this is overwhelming in scale and makes the difference between a man and an ant practically insignificant. The trail to Ucharu goes over a cliff and crosses numerous mountain streams, which are not recommended to cross without belay. Practical property important note: moving away from settlements and roadways, a tourist who finds himself in this part of Altai should not forget about himranks. It is precisely the malice and deceit of these animals that the local population usually explains to the newcomers the sudden disappearance of their food, as well as tires, cigarettes, cash, etc. is afraid of a person and is able to come very close. However, the woman still does not eat money and cigarettes.

How to get there: by car from Biysk to the village of Artybash (the route ends a few kilometers before the final destination), then by boat along Lake Teletskoye. You can also get from Gornoaltaisk: first, by hitchhiking to the main estate of the Altai Nature Reserve in the village of Yaylyu, then on foot (a guide is required). A permit to visit the Federal State Institution "Altai Reserve" is required.

Porzhensky churchyard - a wooden castle on the site of a pagan temple

A well-preserved wooden pre-Petrine skete, possibly the center of the universe

Where: Kargopol District, Arkhangelsk Region

The forest is guarded by an abandoned pre-Petrine skete with well-preserved painting of the 18th century, more reliable than the Ministry of Culture: the roads from the nearest villages are impassable and not known to every local. An empty church, surrounded by a chopped fence with numerous towers, looks out from behind gloomy gray logs, and all around there are only Karelian boulders and lakes. Like most ancient Christian buildings, the skete, built in the 80s of the 18th century, most likely took the place of a pagan temple - its main chapel, as well as three neighboring churches of the same time, lie on a geometrically ideal straight line, stretched by no one knows who and when from the south to north. On some forums, without any irony, the idea is discussed that it is in one of the towers of the Porzhensky churchyard that the so-called Aleph from the story of the same name by Borges is located, which Borges describes as the keyhole of the world - the place where all points of the universe converge.

How to get there: by train Moscow-Arkhangelsk (departs from Yaroslavsky railway station) to Nyandoma station, then by bus to Kargopol, from Kargopol by bus to the village of Maselga, the last 15 km on foot

Averkina pit - a cave hiding Pugachev's treasure

An unexplored cave, equipped for housing by unknown persons

Where: Satkinsky district of the Chelyabinsk region

The entrance to the cave is an almost vertical 20-meter sinkhole in a wooded rock above the left bank of the Ai River and is almost invisible from the side. Inside there are two grottoes with an area of ​​10 and 20 sq. m, an underground lake with potable water and freezing temperatures at any time of the year. The total length of the examined underground passages is about 100 m. Back in the 1920s, the inhabitants of the cave were known local residents under the collective name Averky. Rumor drew the caveman now as a fugitive convict, a Tatar with torn nostrils, now as a holy elder, now as a Kerzhak-Old Believer, invariably attributing to him superhuman lust and countless connections with the inhabitants of the nunnery. Also, according to popular belief, it was here that at one time the gold plundered by Emelyan Pugachev was hidden. To eradicate all superstitions, in 1924 the local women's council equipped a Komsomol expedition into the cave. During the investigation, a wooden door, a wooden loom of unknown purpose, a bed and many bones, including human ones, were found. It should be noted that subsequent expeditions invariably found gutters carved out of wood in the Averkina pit - the remains of an ancient pipeline, the purpose of which is still unknown.

How to get there: from Chelyabinsk to the regional center Satka by bus # 517, from Satka by bus (route without number) to the village of Ailino, then on foot.

Cape Ryty - shaman pyramids on the shore of Lake Baikal

An unexplored monument of primitive architecture at a sacred place for shamanists

Where: northwestern shore of Lake Baikal

Formally, the disembarkation of passengers on the cape, dug by the beds of dry rivers and streams, is prohibited: this is the territory of the Baikalsko-Lensky Nature Reserve. It is also forbidden informally: according to the beliefs of the Buryats, the access of strangers to the shamanic place of power should be strictly limited. Shamans, apparently, have something to hide: science still does not know who, when and why built a stone wall exactly 333 m long on Ryty and made it tightly with stone cones and pyramids oriented to the cardinal points. In 2002, in the vicinity of the nearby village of Onguren, the biologist Aleksey Turutu was hacked to death - for disrespect for the spirits, expressed in his refusal to tie a sacrificial ribbon to a sacred tree, past which the scientist was passing. By the way, in addition to pagan piety, the Ongurens are also known for their technical ingenuity: in the village there is the only steam locomotive in Russia since the Second World War, converted into a power plant.

How to get there: from Irkutsk by bus to the "Zama" tourist center, then on foot to the village of Ongurena (rides are possible, but regular transport