Tornado at the El Castillo Pyramid: Is the Deity Angry?

Images of a whirlwind at the archaeological site of Chichen Itza in Yucatan, which terrified many tourists, have gone viral on social media. Many believe that the whirlwind is a sign of divine anger.

A video posted by an internet user named Brian Roemmele on December 27 shows a whirlwind forming at the base of the El Castillo pyramid, then rising into the sky and moving along the side of the ancient temple.

The footage captures many people screaming and running away from the pyramid, while those further away were astonished by the phenomenon and quickly took out their phones to record it.

Many social media users believe this is a sign of divine anger, as humans are exploiting the ancient temple for tourism development. Some also suggest that certain tourists engaged in unusual behavior that may have offended the deities,…

Whirlwind forming at the base of the El Castillo pyramid.

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