Hidden and little known places

6/25/19

Finistras Rock Wall, Spain

Near Mountain Montsec at Aragón, Spain rises the mysterious stones known as the Finistres China Wall. Side by side position pointing to a non-natural construction. Also because they separate the river from the lagoon like if they were constructed on purpose to protect the inner valley.

From the parallel rock wall stands a small fortress

3/4/19

Video retrospective

3/9/17

Awesome megaliths and rock formations of Lajedo de Pai Mateus, Brazil

The Lajedo de Pai Mateus is a rock formation located in the city of Cabaceiras, in the state of Paraíba (Brazil).Unfortunately ,i could`t find any information about this giant megalithic wall,how old it is and who built it.If anyone have any knowledge and informations about,please share it in comment.

The lajedo is located about 25 km from the town of Cabaceiras (access by dirt road) and is situated inside a private property, the Fazenda Lajedo Pai Mateus Hotel.

The large rounded stones (weighing 45 tons) stand out on the stone floor and the scarce vegetation of the region of Cariri Paraibano.

Special thanks to Celso Carpinetti , without him it would`t be possible to make this article.

3/5/17

Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar

The Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park is a protected UNESCO world heritage site, but this park doesn’t need any tollbooths, rangers or even a tall, spiked fence. Why? Because it’s literally nothing but spiked fence. Tsingy is a 250-square-mile tiger trap made up of massive limestone obelisks riddled with jagged spears.

The unusual geomorphology of the Tsingy de Bemaraha World Heritage Site, which encompasses both the National Park and the adjacent Strict Nature Reserve, means that the Site is home to an exceptionally large number of endemic species of plants and animals that are found only within extremely small niches within the tsingys. For example, the summit, slope, and base of a tsingy’s limestone needle form different ecosystems with different species clinging to their exceptionally steep slopes.