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Iceland, a Nordic country, known as the "Land of Fire and Ice", has many breathtaking natural scenery. However, many people do not know that in this land, there is also a mysterious place hidden - "Valley of the Lost".
This place, known as the "Valley of the Lost", refers to an area in southeast Iceland called "Askiati Highlands". It is home to Iceland's largest glacier, Vatnajökull, and a plateau that stretches for hundreds of square kilometres. It is said that it was once a bustling area, but in the late 17th century, due to volcanic eruptions and climate change, the inhabitants had to leave the area, leaving it deserted.
In recent years, however, some local explorers and scientists have discovered that there seem to be hidden secrets here. They found that in this barren plateau there were some strange caves and tunnels, seemingly carved by hand. And in these caves, there are also mysterious symbols and remains of ancient civilizations.
Scientists have found that these symbols and relics are related to some myths and legends in Norse mythology. For example, there are symbols and carvings depicting Thor, the god of thunder, and his hammer, while others depicting the goddess Claudia and her mount. These findings suggest that the "Valley of the Lost" may have once been the true setting for some stories and legends from Norse mythology.
However, who exactly carved these caves and tunnels here, leaving these symbols and relics? This remains a mystery. Some believe that these were left behind by ancient Vikings, while others believe that they are evidence left behind by aliens.
Whatever the truth, this "Lost Valley" has always been one of Iceland's most mysterious places and a magnet for explorers and scientists.