Are the sculptures in Thailand made by ancient aliens or not? You have to visit the ruins in Thailand.

When it comes to exploring ancient monuments on extraterrestrials in Thailand, we have something for your enjoyment. Unexplained observations, incredible ruins and mysterious events are abundant. Unexpected stories go hand in hand with the search for traces of ancient aliens. Facing an incredible experience and a variety of objects to explore, you hear stories about places you must visit.

In fact, when examining these places, it is hard to come up with an explanation other than that they are the result of visiting extraterrestrials. Huge buildings of Ayutthaya, incredible temples of Lopburi and wildness of Sukhothai. Buddhist influences are clear, is there a beautiful Buddha statue, elsewhere the foundations of an ancient wall, but could these structures certainly have been created and carved out of stone with human hands? Do you think extraterrestrials could have influenced their creation? You're not the only one.

Ayutthaya

These incredible ruins near Bangkok, represent one of the most amazing ancient buildings in Thailand. During the 13th to 18th centuries, when Ayutthaya was exposed, it grew as a whole kingdom. When it was the most powerful, it was considered to be the largest and richest kingdom on the entire Asian continent, as we can say.

The statues here are as spectacular as they are impressive. Although all splendor has received its fair share of looting and looting, the main structures remain. Most of the photographs are dedicated to the giant reclining Buddha and the famous faces rising from the roots of old trees. These beautifully built shrines and temples certainly do not look like creations of human hands, especially when we think they were created over 300 years ago.

Sukhothai and Lopburi

These ancient cities, both substantially older than the relaxing Ayutthaya, are just as miraculous and beautiful. Lopburi is known for its local population of marauding monkeys, which still annoy visitors. Sukhothai, on the other hand, attracts visitors with its somewhat unusual appearance of Cambodian temples. Remember the towers of Angkor Wat and imagine what this "Dawn of Happiness" looks like.

The possibility that these are buildings of ancient extraterrestrials is challenging

One thing interesting about visiting temples is that you don't even have to get out of town to get interested in these strange theories. Aliens are often talked about in Bangkok. Years ago, in 2017, a local UFO supporter group of over 200 members gathered at a local hotel to listen to guest lecturers sharing stories and experiences and exploring the concept of extraterrestrial life in general. The group has become so famous for Kao Kala Hill, where more UFO sightings have been reported in recent years.

In some of the lectures, you could hear the leading Thai ufologist, Dr. Debhanoma Muangman, who believes that extraterrestrials visit our planet not only for research, but also, like you, make use of Earth visits as a holiday trip or visits to ancient human relatives.

If you are lucky enough to attend such a meeting, you will meet a number of interesting people there, including some, who will calmly explain that they are communicating with aliens about the upcoming natural disasters.

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