Templete semisubterráneo Review

Tiwanaku, Bolivia, is located in Tiwanaku, western Bolivia, a large temple, talking about the Inca civilization, is also the world's lost ground civilization, the relics have huge stones, the largest is high 7.81 meters, weighing about 131 tons. It is unclear how these huge stones were carried, one of the world’s unsolved mysteries, about 20,000 years ago, when technology was limited. Tiwanaku is considered one of the tallest and oldest urban centers ever built. It was placed nearly 13,000 feet above sea level. North of Acapana is the temple of Karasasaia. It is a large, elongated and circular open temple surrounded by huge red sandstone walls. It is considered an ancient observatory. The entrance is located in the middle of the East Wall, with seven staircases and two stone carvings on each side. There are other boulders inside, such as the Priest's boulder and the "Gate of the Sun", one of Tiwanaku's most famous buildings. It is made of a volcanic rock and is believed to weigh 44 tons. Another impressive structure is the smaller "Moon Gate". To the east of the main entrance to Karasasaia is a semi-underground temple. It is made of red sandstone and the walls are decorated with 175 unusual human face sculptures.