
The Ulahan-SIS ridge is a hill between the Alaza and Indigirki rivers.
And here, in the middle of the wild tundra, there are amazing, even fantastic stone sculptures.
In the opinion of all those who have been here (and there are many such brave people), these granite constructions of Ulakhan-Sis suggest that someone built them. Probably in the past it was a stone city, which, later, time, water and wind transformed it, here, into such piles of stone, among which until now you can see streets, houses and other amazing urban architecture. .
The truth is that scientists claim that no man-made buildings exist and never existed here, only that these granite blocks were first laid by the deep forces of the Earth, and then natural architects worked on them. - water, wind, strong frost and simply sudden changes in temperature.
For the granite itself, from which this fantastic city was "built," is very malleable to such influences of the forces of nature.







