Sri Lanka is the place where there is old urban areas, dazzling nature, rich culture, and delightful food. Sigiriya, the Lion Fortress, one of the most notable places in Sri Lanka .Sigiriya is an Unesco World Heritage site, one of eight here in Sri Lanka.In any case, this, straightforwardly, overshadows the rest.
 It's a 200 meter or 650 foot tall stone editing that rules the whole scene but at its highest point are strange remnants. Nobody is totally certain why they were constructed.. So who fabricated them? For what reason would they say they were fabricated and for what reason would they say they were so significant?
Sigiriya The Abandoned Lion Rock Fortress
There is nothing like this anywhere in the world, which is why it is known as the eighth wonder of the world. This is a solid rock, 660 feet tall, and you can see that it has a high, human-like shape cut with a goliath blade. There are rare fossils at the top that are mysterious, so let's go straight up and see what's up. As you can see there are a number of unusual structures on a large scale and it is not just strange to visitors, but even archaeologists do not understand what these buildings were used for. They make sure that everything you see is just 1500 years old.
However, the secret is not what these designs are, it is how these structures were put together. How did the old producers find the way to move this mass of blocks to the highest point of the rock? It is estimated that something like 3 million blocks seen as here, yet it would be hard to make these blocks on a stone, there not enough dirt is accessible here. They should have moved these blocks start from the first phase.
Right now, the really rare part is that there are no old steps starting from the first stage to the highest point of the stone. Look, this huge amount of metal development was less than a century ago. Without these new steps, it will be very difficult to climb this stone. The whole stone is now set in different stages of action, these are twisted steps to another level.
The old manufacturers had built some stairs, but these steps did not go up. This is actually why no one, not even the locals were familiar with Sigiriya until 200 years earlier, because there were no steps to go up. Moreover, this is the reason why the Englishman Jonathan Forbes "discovered" the remains of Sigiriya in 1831.
So how did the first humans get to the highest part of Sigiriya? Let us anticipate the possibility of climbing the steep slopes. However, bringing in 3 million blocks from the old category at the level, you will need legal action. Without this, it can be difficult to move them up.
Whether we make sure that the blocks are made of real stone in some unusual way, the development work here would require a lot of work.How would they get their food? Look around, there is no natural product that produces trees or crops that are here, to take care of anyone. Moreover, should not something be said about the devices? How could they pass their raw tools? Where do they rest and rest? In any case, it is very confusing.
Look carefully, there are blocks here, but look at these squares. This is a marble. Smooth white marble stones are nowhere to be found in any space of thought. These squares are actually of extraordinary weight, each stone forming a stage weighing 50 pounds [50 kg]. In addition, we can see many of the marble barriers here.
Experts agree that Marble is rarely seen as a close-knit area, so how can it be elevated to a height of 660 feet, especially without climbing steps? However, it is not the blocks or the marble that really confuse me. Stone. Look at this big water tank. If you think you don't care about the blocks and blocks of marble around you, you realize that this is the largest solid tank in the world. It has not been worked on by adding stones, it has been done by removing stones, removing tons and piles of Solid Rock.
Moreover, just how big of a large stone are there? The entire tank is 90 meters long and 68 meters wide and 7 meters deep. This means that somewhere about 3,500 tons of rock have been removed. So you may need to pause for a minute or two and think that ordinary archaeologists are right. It is thought that people using green tools such as etches, sledges and pickaxes on stone, which is probably the hardest stone in the world, removing 3,500 tons would take years.
Moreover, how do these workers care for themselves for so long, when they have no steps to get out? There is something wrong with ordinary history books about adults cutting stones with etches and pounds. Anyway, this is not just a fantasy, we have real evidence before our eyes. Look here, we do not see individual etch marks, we see marks of long curved objects, such as snakes, that do not change. This is not what green etching and wedges look like.
This resource icon helps us remember to pick frozen yogurt without computing. Ancient manufacturers may have used a relatively new method of extracting rock. Also, this tank has unusual structures. No worries should be blocked, no one can add water to it or drain water from the tank.
Accordingly, it will not evaporate completely in any event, during the hottest summer, and will not likewise flood during storms. This is really strange because Sri Lanka has very warm summers and gets a ton of rain during storms. The tank looks like it is drawing water permeation, and in addition there appears to be a lazy finishing structure underneath.
There is another small rectangular tank that evaporates completely in the hot summer, which is quite different this large solid tank that always has fresh water. This is why locals refer to this huge tank as the "Ravana Swimming Pool" as they acknowledge that it was used by Ravana, Sri Lanka's best leader, who lived a thousand years ago. As in the old texts, Ravana was not a human being, but he had a place with an outdoor race called Asura, we will discuss this later.
 Currently, a return to the development of this massive architecture at the top of Sigiriya. How could it be eliminated? Today, we have current facilities, railways and various offices and you will have to be healthy, it takes about 2 hours to get to the top.
How did the ancient manufacturers jump on the rock, with transportation, without having the proper stairs? Experts will argue that the adults did it hard, it took many years and they wandered in the desert. In any case, I will show you more evidence that the old engineers are much more likely to have no new alternatives or capabilities to implement these improvements. Look at the face of the stone here: You can clearly see the device marks, a large channel like rectangular cuts and distinctive symbols. Archaeologists confirm that this was done in ancient times.
At a glance, though, do you notice any steps or even a sloping slope or tree on which to sit? How this cut was done, if not really, even counting each person to stand? How could anyone wake up there? Are these cuts made by people or by the Asuras, who have been given a new design? This seems to be an escalation, however, upwards, at 90 degrees,it is therefore not uncommon for individuals to use them.
Truth be told, these are not developments, archaeologists call them grooves and have no idea why so many ancient sites around the world have these notches. More important, though, how is this wrapping done? At the top, look at these holes, these circular holes made of deception. See this deep opening. It is obviously cut in a new way and slides through the stone.
Sigiriya is where nature and new antiquities are combined to achieve the best results. For example, look at this excellent entry near the lower level. Experts are still trying to decide whether this is normal or not. There are spots on the rocks that are not really resolved in the event that they are done regularly or misleadingly. For example, see this stone here, are these fake or ordinary schools? Most experts will confirm that this is natural, but look carefully as I contain it from right to left. Should nothing be said at this time? Is it normal, or is it deceptively cut? Shouldn't something be said about this appearance, over a hanging stone? see the episode here - a blunt cut.
The rock was cut like margarine, like the use of goliati, a hot razor blade. Moreover, should not something be said about this speck that resembles a dim plate? How were these made, 1500 years earlier? If we happen to scrutinize the surface of a stone, we are caught in a trap. There are apparatus that mean around the stone. There are lines, as well as 3D squares cut. Deep channels cut through the rock, yet they are flat, so they have not been used to direct water or anything. What were they used for? More important, how could they cut themselves? Who were the workers?.
Unless this was true, how could they bring 3 million bricks, tons and large loads of marble from the beginning? How could they cut down 3,500 tons of rock and discover a fascinating new object to keep a tank constantly filled with water? How could they make these cuts on the surface of the stone, without any steps, or even a standing position? Or on the other hand was Sigiriya, who actually worked for Asuras, who had an amazing new intelligence?
It may be hard to understand it all, but if you think you can wrap your brain around it and listen and give consideration and pay homage to the lifestyle I believe you are truly compensated. This is a beautiful place. This city is deer. There are stupas everywhere and it is really fun to see the taste. It means nothing at all. No decoration. It is very vivid, and that really speaks to the message of the Buddha.
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