Swiss Werner Jaisley built a UFO landing site after receiving an "order" from aliens during a UFO sighting in Argentina.
The mysterious runway was built near the town of Cachi, in the Argentine province of Salta. A small town with 2,000 inhabitants located north of the Kalchaki Valley, surrounded by unprecedented natural beauty.
Residents, accustomed to receiving tourists from all over the world, noticed a strange but honorable man, dressed in black Texas boots, strolling through its picturesque streets several years ago.
It was the Swiss Werner Jaisley, who crossed the world after hearing the voices of non-Earth beings who telepathically told him to go to the hills of Salta (Argentina).
After that, Werner spent several years (from 2008 to 2012) building a UFO landing site, just 4 kilometers from the city.
The place where the aliens are supposed to land is in a small valley.
The design of the proposed landing site for the UFO follows the design of a massive white star, which has 36 outer beams and is 48 meters in diameter; there is another small star in the center with 12 points.
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But why build a UFO landing site in a very isolated location?
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As a result, 157 kilometers from the provincial capital, the Swiss built the first UFO landing site with the hope that those beings who contacted him telepathically would return and land on the soil of Salta.
Werner Jaisley himself soon disappeared from Kacha.
The locals have put forward several theories about the disappearance of the strange Swiss, and among them, of course, there is a story of alien abduction. Although there are also quite down to earth: Werner was simply tired of life and returned to Switzerland.
Since the disappearance of the Werners, the Intergalactic Landing Site has been taken over by the municipality, which is promoting it as a tourist attraction.
So, the work of a strange architect, regardless of the true reason for the construction of the UFO landing site, remained in demand and even benefits.
