October
23
/ 2018
In Pakistan in 2004, the Makran Coastal Highway which links Karachi with the port town of Gwadar was opened. The new road finally allowed tourists easier access to the Hingol National Park, 240 kms (150 miles) away from Karachi, and home to the huge anomalous rock formation known as the 'Balochistan Sphinx'. This bizarre rocky outcrop is not the only one resembling a man-made structure in the park, as another unusual statue-looking feature called the 'Princess of Hope' (see image below) stands tall nearby. Of course, both features continue to be explained away as nothing but natural formations 'carved by wind and rain', but could there be more to it than that? [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"53783","attributes":{"alt":"The Princess of Hope formation in the Hingol
