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Facebook.............. https://www.facebook.com/praveenmohanfans Whatsapp Channel.......https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9UvjV05MUoZq0IqQ2Y Instagram................ https://instagram.com/praveenET Twitter...................... https://twitter.com/IamPraveenMohan Email id - [email protected] This is my Patreon account if you like to support me - https://www.patreon.com/PraveenMohan 0:00 - Abandoned Underground Temple 0:57 - Main Chamber 1:28 - Crystal Skull 2:36 - Inside the Main Chamber 3:09 - Holes on the Walls 4:12 - Cymatic Pattern on the Ceiling 4:37 - Strange Radiations 5:09 - Temple of Skull God 6:14 - Crystal Skulls around the World 6:59 - Conclusion Hey guys, today we are going into the remote parts of a place called Warangal, to find the temple of the crystal skull. This is a small road , and there are no houses around, and suddenly in the middle of nowhere, a temple appears below the ground level. As you can see, this temple has been abandoned and has seen some serious damage, and the entire temple is actually built in the underground. I am gonna go inside and show you what the temple looks like. But as soon as I enter, I realized that there is no solid floor, you can see dirt that's piling up everywhere on the ground. There should be a flooring that's made of rocks underneath the ground, but there is something very interesting inside the main chamber. There is a white light shining inside, looks like someone is holding a small lamp, but there is no body inside and this is not a lamp. You will see why you see this light when we reach there, but let me go outside and enter the temple through the proper entrance, so you can see all the pillars and everything. This temple is not on Google maps and the archeology department gives no information about it. But locals tell a very strange story about this temple. They believe that this temple had a crystal skull inside the main chamber, which had supernatural abilities. Around the world, people have found many crystal skulls in ancient sites, these crystal skulls were even featured in a movie called Indiana Jones. There are a lot of people who believe in the power of crystal skulls and several scientists have also debunked these crystal skulls as hoaxes. But it is strange that these villagers in this remote area, who have never watched Hollywood movies or documentaries, most of them don't even have a TV, are telling a story similar to Crystal Skull believers. In fact, the story is better than what we have already heard. Okay, we are going inside the main chamber, but you can see a lot of wasp nests on the walls here - Indian bees and wasps can be deadly, so I am not gonna touch the walls, and enter carefully. Now we are inside the spot where the crystal skull would have once stood. And what is this bright light? Someone has placed a small piece of glass in the middle, in place of a large crystal skull. There are a series of holes in the ceiling, and light shines through these holes throughout the day, which makes this small piece of glass shine like a light bulb. We can only imagine how fantastic this would have been, when it housed a crystal skull, many centuries ago. #Ancientaliens #India #Crystalskull

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