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Event of the Year at the Bosnian Pyramids

Pyramid tour, Conference and Summer Solstice Celebration

With the Big Four:

Michael Tellinger,

Klaus Dona,

Valery Uvarov

& Dr. Sam Osmanagich

June 15 - 22, 2025

Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina

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Bosnian Pyramids durning the Summer Solstice!

Bosnian Pyramid Tours have changed the lives of many: from Healing experiences, to Aura improvements and experiencing Harmony with the nature. Find your connection with the oldest pyramid complex in the World.

Join for a Big Reunion At The Bosnian Pyramids with The Big Four: Michael Tellinger, Klaus Dona,Valery Uvarov And Dr Sam Osmanagich

An energy beam has been detected and measured at the top of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.

With a focused and continued electrical scalar wave of 28 kHz frequency.

Which makes this pyramid the oldest perpetual motion machine on the Planet.

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We inform the public that from Monday, November 11, 2024, there will be a change in working hours at archaeological and tourist destinations managed by the Foundation 'Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun'.

The transition to winter working hours and the earlier arrival of darkness are the reason, as every year, that the locations will be closed earlier.

Opening hours for visiting the Ravne underground tunnels are from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. The last entry into the tunnels with the Foundation's official guide is at 4:00 p.m. The last entry to meditation for visitors with a monthly, semi-annual and annual ticket is at 18:00.

Visits to archaeological probes with concrete blocks on the northern side of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun will take place every day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. accompanied by a Foundation guide.

Visits to other archaeological sites (Belvedere, Bosnian Pyramid of the Moon, tumulus in Vratnica, stone balls in Zavidovići) are possible every day with prior notice, with the professional guidance of the Foundation's official guides, between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Contact: Anja (061) 420 422.

The 'Ravne 2 Archaeological-Tourist-Sports Park' is open for visits every day, free of charge, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Rental of the sports-tourist and conference complex for Team Building, workshops, lectures and sports meetings is possible every day, with prior notice. Contact: Evelina (061) 757 544.

Organized group visits to all locations are possible every day of the year from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Contact: Ajdin (061) 836 842.

Author and researcher of ancient civilizations Dr. Sam Osmanagich is in India again. This time he explores the north-west of this great country where in the distant past there was a large-scale civilization known as the Indus Valley Civilization. It was located in the territories of the present-day states of Pakistan and India and is known for its two largest centers: Harrapa and Mohenjo Daro.

This time the object of his interest is the town of Lothal, which was a port from where trade was conducted with the Middle East, and especially with Bahrain and Mesopotamia. For example, weights that were used in Lotal have been found in Bahrain, indicating the same units of measure that were used in both areas.

Lotal is famous for its recently discovered large wooden river dock. It is one of the oldest ports. The wharf was more than 220 meters long and ships docked there, then loaded/unloaded, then went out by river to the Indian Ocean and sailed west.

The large well-organized settlement above the pier was built of brick and there were found the remains of a furnace for making various ceramic and metal objects, but also a residential settlement, the ruler's palace, a cemetery, etc.

What is interesting about this civilization are the claims that it had several periods, beside for the last one, which is well researched and refers to the era of 4-5,000 years ago. Namely, it is assumed that here was the scene of the first thermonuclear war several tens of thousands of years ago, described in ancient Indian epics. Some researchers see the evidence in the extremely high temperatures to which objects, buildings and people were exposed in Mohenjo Daro, which reached more than 600 degrees.

In addition, Dr. Osmanagić visited Gandhi's temple ('Sabarmati Ashram') in ten million Ahmedabad, from where the great Indian spiritual and civil leader Mahatma Gandhi led the non-violent resistance against the colonizers of Great Britain. The on-site museum explains the stages in the development of Gandhi's personality and his philosophy of non-violence that brought down the greatest world power of the time.

Dr. Osmanagich also visited a fantastic ancient underground well in Ahmedabad called 'Rudabai Step-well, Adalaj'. It is a great combination of Hindu-Islamic architecture and shows how much attention Indians paid to water centuries ago.