Fountain of Youth... Was it real and still hidden somewhere?

It does not, and never did, exist. Nobody lied about it, it was simply miscommunication that evolved over time into a grand myth.

>>3059195
What about El Dorado? Was it purely mythical too or there was a grain of truth in the stories?

>>3059198
>was it true?

Nigga, Elton John made its soundtrack, ofc it was

>>3059198
Well, South American societies did have a ton of gold, and other precious metals, and also had huge, pretty cities. But why would anyone bother to make an entire city out of gold? It'd be easily damaged and super hard compared to stone and wood. In the end, the actual cities the conquistadors discovered (before they ruined them) were far more impressive than El Dorado could have been realistically.

Although, there is a mountain made up of a whole heckin lot of silver, which is kinda similar. Cerro De potosi.

>>3059184
>>>/x/

>>3059184
>Who and why would lie about it if such thing never existed?
The same could be said for all legends, people just love fanciful stories.