In this thrilling exploration, I venture deep into the jungles of Yangmingshan Mountain in Northern Taiwan to uncover one of the island’s best-kept secrets—an ancient pyramid and four other megalithic structures dating back over 7,000 years! Discovered by Japanese archaeologists during their occupation of Taiwan, these structures were estimated to have been constructed around 5000 BCE. Yet, despite their historical significance, Taiwanese archaeologists have largely ignored them, perhaps due to the implications such findings could have on the accepted narrative of Taiwan and China’s 5,000-year history.

Could these ancient ruins be evidence of a forgotten civilization? In fact, this discovery aligns with previous explorations of the lost continent of Mu, with Taiwan possibly being its most easterly point.

Join me as I navigate off the beaten path, through dense bamboo forests, to reveal these man-made marvels with their precise 90° angles and polygonal interlocking stones, confirmed by an archaeologist friend to be anything but natural formations.

For those adventurous enough, I provide detailed directions on how to find this hidden pyramid yourself. But be warned—this journey is not for the faint of heart. 

Taiwan’s Hidden Pyramid: Secrets of a Lost Civilization