Elena and column of Temple of Bacchus. Lebanon, Baalbek

            So. This temple perhaps biggest in the world, which is not totally destroyed. And just in 100-200 meter from it - were Temple of  Jupiter(like historican call it now).  Only a few columns remained from it. But only a few columns remained from it, but they are much larger than those in this temple. Unfortunately, during of my visit they were under reconstruction, and I could not estimate the scale without scaffolding around.

I have visited 60+ countries, and this place for me the most impressive and magnificent of all that I have seen.

I am deeply convinced that the civilization that built Baalbek, and all other ancient temples and cities, were much more enlightened in technology than historians tell us.

I do not believe in official history for many reasons. Starting from the technologies used for building, and ending with buried cities around the world.

Is here anyone, who asked himself, why so many official facts do not agree or contradict each other? there are those who have already thought a little on this topic?

Taken in: Lebanon / Mohafazat Baalbek-Hermel / Ech Chraouné (show map)

Taken on: May 5, 2019

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