We all sometimes think about how good it would be if we found a treasure, but it doesn't happen to us. Well, it has happened recently. In fact, Indonesian fishermen have discovered valuable treasures near Sumatra island and fishermen have found hundreds of years old gems, gold rings, coins, sculptures and bronze bells of Buddhist monks from inside the Musi river which is also full of dangerous crocodiles.

According to a report by a well-known website, fishermen have been searching for the treasure in the Musi river near Palembang for the past five years. A few days ago, the fishermen got treasure from the depths of the river. Gems, rings, coins and many items have been found in it. Not only that, it also contains an 8th-century jewel-studded life-size statue of Lord Buddha, worth millions of pounds. 

The fishermen near Palembang (Palembang) have been searching for this treasure in the Musi River, and their hard work finally paid off. Dr. Sean Kingsley, a British marine archaeologist, says: "The explorers searched far and wide for the treasures of the Srivijaydynasty to Thailand and India, but did not succeed''. Kingsley says it is the discovery of sumatra's missing Golden Island.