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How has the secret of El Dorado been so successfully kept for all these years? 

There are two reasons:

After the Jesuits had discovered the seven, principle Inca gold producing sites and had established colonies there, diversionary propaganda was started by secret Jesuit Church agents. This explains the fruitless searches made for El Dorado by the uninformed freelance conquistadores (on the outside of the operation itself).

Jesuit Mission Map of the Amazon 1717

These seven Inca gold sites then became Spanish (Jesuit) cities. So successful was the deception that the only Englishman who ever tried to find El Dorado was Sir Walter Raleigh, and he went up the Orinoco River instead of the Amazon. This is unquestionably one of the greatest pieces of counter-intelligence ever accomplished in international intrigue.

The ancestors of the Huambiza and Aguaruna Jivaro Indians were responsible for the total and utter destruction of all Seven Cities of El Dorado. Each time further attempts were made to reopen mining operations in subsequent years, the Indians would once again massacre their new neighbors.

Finally, by the 1800's, the actual sites of the original Seven Spanish Cities of El Dorado were taken over by the jungle and completely lost to modern memory. In most cases, cities were later reestablished by the same names of their original counterparts, but at locations many miles away from the original ancient cities themselves.

In fact, attempts to reestablish one of the lost cities were made three different times at three different places many miles apart on the same river. Only the last attempt was finally successful. The most recent site still exists to this day as a small town, but the first two sites are lost to modern memory. The first site is where fabulous alluvial gold deposits are located along with a rich, undiscovered Jesuit treasure from the 1600's.

 

  

 

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