Places in India that will fascinate you

India is one of the destinations for travelers. There are mysterious places of interest all over India. Few places are so shrouded in mystery that they beat the Bermuda Triangle. So let's take a look at the sights-

Roopkund, Uttarakhand: Roopkund is a lake located in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Located at a height of 16499 feet above the sea level, this lake is covered with snow most of the time. But when the ice melts in summer, hundreds of skeletons emerge. According to some, these skeletons are more than 1200 years old.

Magnetic Hill, Ladakh: Located on the Leh-Kargil-Srinagar National Highway, this place is about thirty kilometers from Leh. It is common here that gravity does not work at this point. Here the car standing on the road starts to roll uphill by itself.

Kodini, Kerala: Kodini is a small village located in Malappuram district of Kerala. The specialty of this village is that almost every house has twins. According to official estimates, the number of twins here is around 300 pairs. The occurrence of twins is quite rare. According to national surveys, there are about 9 twins per 1000 people.

Lona Lake, Maharashtra: Located in Buldhana district, 500 km from Mumbai, this lake is a rare natural lake formed by a meteorite thousands of years ago. In this strange lake, water of two types of acidity can be seen at the same time, which do not mix with each other. Surprisingly, the type of minerals found in the soil of this lake is exactly like the minerals found in the soil of the moon.

Veerabhadra Temple, Andhra: Located 120 km from Bangalore, Veerabhadra Temple dates back to the 16th century. This temple has a huge hanging pillar. This pillar is just hanging from the ceiling.

Mummies of Spiti: When you think of mummies, the first thing that comes to mind is Egypt. But Spiti in Himachal Pradesh has the mummy of Lama Sangha Tenzing. This mummy is more than 500 years old. This mummy was found in a grave in 1975 as a result of an earthquake. Everything from hair, teeth to skin can be seen in this mummy. But surprisingly, no chemicals were used to preserve this mummy. Also this mummy is in a meditative posture.

Rameswaram Floating Stones: In Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, there is a type of stone that can be found floating in water. Religious beliefs related to Ramayana are associated with these stones. Some say these rocks are pumice igneous rocks, others say the density of the rocks varies from place to place.

Ganga-Brahmaputra Delta Sound: The Ganga-Brahmaputra Delta can occasionally hear a sound that sounds a bit like a 'sonic boom'. This type of noise is usually generated from airplanes. But surprisingly, this word is heard here even before the invention of airplane.

Kuldhara, Rajasthan: Kuldhara is a village 17 km from Jaisalmer. No one lives in this village for hundreds of years. It is said that, about 300 years ago, suddenly one day the villagers left this village. Since then, all the people who have moved here have been affected by some problem or the other.

Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan: Built by Bhagwant Das in the 16th century, Bhangarh Fort is known as a ghostly place. Locals claim that this place was destroyed due to an ancient curse. Most of the houses here have no roofs. At present the Archaeological Department maintains this fort. It is heard that various miracles happen in this fort at night. So no one is allowed to enter here at night.

Jatinga, Assam: There is no way to understand this village in Assam. But a strange phenomenon occurs during monsoons, which is difficult to explain in science. During this time many birds died here. No one is sure what exactly causes bird suicides in groups.

Nani's Gola of Krishna: Mahabalipuram, 60 km south of Chennai, is a huge round rock standing on a sloping rocky base. Locals call it Krishna's Nani Gola. The diameter of the stone is about 5 meters.

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