Hojapil Sanctuary

[1] The site was discovered by Soviet geologist in the 80s; Turkmen scientists propose the evidence to be suggestive of three new dinosaur species: Gissarosaurus, Hojapilosaurus, and Turkmenosaurus.

[1] In local tradition, the footprints were cast by elephants belonging either to the forces of Alexander the Great or some returning pilgrim from India.

[1] A sacred site in Turkmen tradition, the floor of the cave has a tomb.

[1] Local legends explain the cave to have been created in an act of God, when 40 women — fearing capture by rogues — prayed for protection.

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