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Tulum - Templo Dios del Viento.

The “Temple of the Gods of Wind” was designed by the Mayans as a lookout for marauders and as a hurricane warning system. When a hurricane headed for Tulum, the winds whistled through a hole at the top of the temple. The Mayans would hear the signal and then know to leave the walled city and seek protection near the outer wall.
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DGJ_5791 - Temple of the Wind

Author Dennis Jarvis from Halifax, Canada

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