Mythological Accounts

Mythological Accounts form some of the most intriguing "evidence" cited by Hollow Earth theorists, spanning ancient cultures worldwide. From Norse legends of Svartálfheimr (a subterranean realm) to Buddhist Agartha—a hidden paradise beneath the Himalayas—these stories describe inner worlds inhabited by advanced beings or lost civilizations. Indigenous traditions, like the Cherokee’s cave-dwelling "Moon-Eyed People," further fuel speculation. While modern science dismisses the Hollow Earth concept, these persistent myths, eerily consistent across continents, challenge our understanding of human imagination—or hint at forgotten truths buried deep in our collective past.