The mystery of Alakamisy Ambohimaha

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TOURISM NEWS FLASH The mystery of Alakamisy Ambohimaha 07/01/2014 | 07:19:05 King Solomon's temple was wrought of gold. Did Hebrews really make their way as far up as to this Great Isle to collect it? The mystery of Alakamisy Ambohimaha has not yet revealed all its secrets. On a mountain located near the area called Alakamisy Ambohimaha, some 260 miles away along the National Road 7 to the South of the capital city Antananarivo, lay chiseled in the rock some seemingly Hebrew inscriptions happened to be shrouded with the stuff of mystery. Entrenched inside the typical Betsileo region's landscape, the area raises many more historical questions than expected from such a derelict place. Many searchers who went about deciphering these strange signs concurred with each other in the fact that they would appear to be an evidence of Hebrew presence on Malagasy soil, albeit a short term presence for the sake of collecting at least one share of gold to be used to erect their King Solomon's Temple described by the Ancient Testament. The debate raised about the mysterious inscriptions of Alakamisy Ambohimaha is everything but drawing to an end. Still, the time enjoying the site's natural beauty will prove delightful enough until scientists ever agree on this inscription's meaning. (1) There is actually no comment about this article READ ALSO Tourmaline rush in Ambatofitorahana 13/01/2014 | 07:12:35 This is a remote village on the edge of National Highway 7 which leads to the south. Ambatofitorahana is another quite welcome stopover. [See] The way down to Ranomafàna 30/12/2013 | 10:41:22 About 40 miles away from Fianarantsoa city, the small town of Ranomafana, and more accurately speaking, the national park of the same name, make the dream destination for nature lovers. [See] Carion, a village with a strange name 16/12/2013 | 16:30:27 The same question pops up over and over again when visiting this rural place, namely why on earth such a name which sounds like everything but Malagasy. [See] The long path to South Midongy 11/12/2013 | 16:14:29 Faint hearted, ye keep away. The way to South Midongy are suited only to the most unwavering travelers whose will to discover this remote haven's beauty remains undeterred by the appalling estate of the roads leading to there. [See] Exotic fruits massively available in Faraony 05/12/2013 | 07:59:13 The road to the South East happens to be praised like not many other ones by travelers. Over the latest years to this day, restoration work has been making the access to this particular region of the island much easy. When hitting the National Road 12, an exploration of a place named Faraony is definitely worth the stop. [See] Imerintsiatosika: the town emerging from oblvion 03/12/2013 | 07:41:44 The town called Imerintsiatosika, located some 12 miles west from the capital city, enjoys a quickly growing popularity, mostly because of the newly erected karting circuit nearby. [See] Andriamangaritra's ancient city 25/11/2013 | 17:23:02 By 1725 a.c. the city of Antsahadinta was founded by a certain Archlord Andriamangaritra. Still the remains of this city bears the tracks of long fainted away past [See] The conquest of the heights of Tsiafajavona 22/11/2013 | 07:42:37 Located some 55 miles from the Capital City, the road to Tsiafajavona directly leads to the feet of Great Isle's third highest peek, fairly visible from Antananarivo city [See] Ambanitsena, the safe haven for sausage lovers 19/11/2013 | 07:43:53 Travelers making their way to Toamasina city, are used to have an early and short break on the National Road 2 at a small town called Ambanitsena, some 15 miles in the east of Antananarivo city. [See]