Indian Treasures Gold Coins, valuable stones found in Kerala Temple

A treasure to be believed billions of rupees have been found inside a temple in Kerala, India; and still counting as the search continues. The Times of India reported on July 3, 2011, a committee selected by the country’s Supreme Court has been discovering the treasure found inside the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum for the past six days.

Several statues idol made of pure gold, with each weigh about 1 kg were found; along with bags of gold coins and valuable stones inside a vault called Chamber A. The discovered treasure also comprises 1,200 gold chains, Belgium diamonds, golden plates, rubies and emeralds; as well as an 18-foot-long jewelry weighing about 35 kg.

We are still to open one more secret room which has not been opened for nearly 140 years,” said by Kerala Chief Secretary K. Jayakumar in Khaleej Times on Saturday. There are six vaults inside the Kerala temple and were distincted A to F in the shrine, with Chambers A and B cellars were last opened in 1872. Meanwhile, Indian officials said that it would be really difficult now to put precise value on the treasures found but it is being predictable to reach over Rs750 billion or US$16 billion and still counting.