The Pre-historic Tunnel under the Andes Mountains

[trumpet_is_cool]

Have anyone further information about this ???? Sound`s Interesting...

In the 17th Century, a Spanish missionary discovered an underground tunnel in Guatemala, Central America. It extends about 1000 kilometres under the Andes Mountains. In order to protect the tunnel so that it will be excavated only when humankind has mastered enough science and technology, the entrance of the tunnel has been sealed by the Peruvian government and is tightly guarded. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation has listed this tunnel as a world cultural relic.


The German writer Erich von Daeniken once entered this tunnel. He was extremely surprised to see how wide and straight the tunnel was and that it had glazed walls. There were many exquisite stone doorways and gates and neatly and smoothly finished rooms, as well as a 20,000-square-meter hall. There was also a 1.8 to 3.1 meter long by 80-millimetre wide ventilation shaft. Inside the tunnel were numerous pre-historic relics, including a gold book mentioned in local legends. This well-known writer was totally stunned by the knowledge and precision of the magnificent construction, which surpassed the abilities of modern day human beings.


Daniken took a few photographs of the tunnel, but he refused to disclose more details. He said only that he believed that the tunnel was cut with high-tech equipment including super-high temperature drills, directional blasting by electronic rays and technologies that humankind has not yet mastered.

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[Vesko]

Very, very interesting. I haven't come across this specifically, but I have read some accounts about other underground tunnels, albeit much narrower than the one in your description, that are somewhere in the area.