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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Under the big boulders of rock in Zion is a kingdom of the Lost World. Treasures and mummified bodies are kept inside this kingdom. No one has ever attempted to enter the cursed gate of the Lost World because anybody who has done it, dies on the spot at the entrance gate of the cursed kingdom. Who discovered it is still unknown. The question is, who guards the gate of the Lost World? Does the gate opens at a specific time of day? Underneath the hot boulders in the mountains of Zion is a vast and long trails of the cursed world. The end where the kingdom stands was believed to be at the foot of one running falls facing another rivulet or waterfalls -- mysterious as it sounds. As always, the reality of any perceived kingdom is not on top of the land, but underneath the earth's crust. Too many speculations and yet even the government will not spend too much time, money and effort in all explorations. There is no guarantee of safety and return of investment. The Gate of the Lost World will only stay as a myth for a long time until stronger faults collide with each other to prove that reality is not a curse or myth. I went to the said place in Arizona sometime ago, but I've never seen or felt any signs of mystery. Only dead echoes and hot winds.
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