Massive Ancient Cave in China - Joe Rogan

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[percent]

Makes you wonder what kind of problems were occuring on earth to cause them to go underground. This is bunker level.

[haystackhider]

Dont tell the molten-aluminum-casting guys about these places

[jonathaningram]

We tend to underestimate those that were before us. I’m convinced they were quite intelligent.

[thatapriliaguy]

There’s no evidence of where the excavated rock went, but there is a big ass wall that goes for a few thousand miles!

[elmundo]

The way it looks like it was 'scooped' or 'shaved' is the same as the incomplete oblisque in egypt

[bluerayfrequency]

Yes, the ancients KNEW that sometimes the only safe place is underground. I believe we are coming up on another of those eras.

[TheATHLETE]

The turkey one looks dope. I wish vegas had something like that to stay cool in the summer without paying a crazy power bill

[mackharris]

These caves are found in all parts of the world and there are ancient stories of the people having to move underground to avoid some catastrophic events.

[waynemiller]

People of the past were amazing & we know almost nothing about them

[MostCoolestName]

"there is also no indication of the work being done"

the extremely obvious tool marks in the walls:

this is LITERALLY a quarry that they turned into a tourist trap by adding some lights and a few NEW carvings. none of this is old.

[drillab]

The amount of ancient megalithic structures along with ancient caves and underground cities/towns that are in China is actually mind boggling. There's pyramid's there that rival the great pyramid of Egypt it's sucks we don't get access to them or hardly even know anything about them.

[bobdown]

Discovered in 1992, finished carving in 1991 Chinas great new tourist destination.

[MrNoiceGuy]

Ancient bunker.
Mankind has been around longer than we think and have been through and survived extinction level events many times.

[steelester]

This would be a perfect place to live if there was a meteor impact or any kind of major climate change.

[georgepbriles]

The stone working and stone engineering skill that is involved in this place is absolutely staggering!

[gpilsitz]

We have them in the Grand Canyon as well. Only recently have they been set "off limits." I think this is a survival cave about 12K years old.

[thomasganey]

The thought of the light source used during its construction is mind blowing.

[garretthorsch]

Just as Jimmy from bright insight says “Human civilization is far older and far more advanced than you were ever taught in school” it’s unbelievably true.

[PNEUMANA]

Also has those scoop marks we see in Egypt and Peru. Very interesting.

[chrisc]

ive been beginning to think more and more lately that there was a previous civilization that was closer to our level of tech than we think