Mysterious stories and unknown facts have always fascinated human beings and they tend to know more about such things. India is a beautiful country yet there are many places in India that are considered to be mysterious and beyond the imagination of a common man to understand. Let us look at the top 10 most mysterious places in India.
Himalayan Ranges, Red Snow
Himalayan range is widely distributed geographically and there are few places that are unknown or less popular. Many people and mountaineers have claimed that there are immortals beings at this place. Besides, the abominable snowman Yeti is the inhabitant of the Himalayas spread across Tibet and Nepal. Moreover, there are stories that are flooded on the internet saying many mountaineers and local people have witnessed red snowfall. Plus, many yogis are found meditating in ashrams located in this extremely cold place.
Jatinga – Assam
Located in the district of DimaHasao in Assam, Jatinga is widely popular for bird suicides. It is said that most of the migrated birds just drop on the roads for death especially between evening to night between 9.30 pm. This takes place only on the dark nights of September and October. These birds drop down by 600 feet. Moreover, it is said that this has been happening for centuries now.
Kodinhi – Kerala
Situated at just 35 km south of Calicut, Kodhini is also called the village of twins. It houses around 2000 families and is popular for its high birth rate of twins. According to the reports, in 2009, this village produced 220 sets of twins and two sets of triplets. This number keeps increasing every year and the mystery behind it is still not known.
Kongka La Pass – Aksai Chin, Ladakh
Located in the most disputed area at the India-China border in Ladakh, Kongka La Pass is considered to be one of the least accessed areas across the globe. Locals believe that there is an unidentified UFO in the underground. People have claimed to see this UFO coming from underground and also seen triangular lighted silent crafts moving upwards.
Roopkund Lake – Uttarakhand
Locatedin the Himalayan Mountains and situated in Uttarkhand, the Roopkund Lake is widely known as lake of skeletons. It is said that in 1942, a forest guard witnessed more than hundred skeletons of human at the bank of this lake. However, there are constant efforts from scientists in India who are unable to solve this mystery yet.
Banni Grasslands Reserve – Rann of Kutch
Situated in Gujarat in Rann of Kutch which is highly popular for flat land of salt spread across miles, the Banni grasslands is a marshy land that is formed every year in monsoon. Locals have witnessed unidentified and strange dancing lights that have been named as ChirBatti. These lights change colors varying from blue, yellow, and red and also resemble the shape of a moving ball.
Bengal Swamps – West Bengal
Local fishermen have reported to see ghost lights in the Bengal swamps. Besides, it is believed that whoever follows this light, will lose his way and may even result in drowning. Many people also believe that these lights are fishermen who dies while fishing in the area.
Kuldhara, Rajasthan
This place is also known as ghost town. Located at just 15 kms from Jaisalmer, Kuldhara is said to be cursed by villagers who migrated to other places. This village does not house any families at present and is a wreck place.
Kottayam, Idukki – Kerala
This place claims to witness an unusual red colored rainfall from 25th July to 23rd September in 2001. This news was widely flashed at all news channels and got very popular after a well-known scientists from Mahatma Gandhi University claimed that these colored particles are cells of extraterrestrial.
Unidentified Sounds in Ganga and Brahmaputra regions
People have heard sounds of jet or airplanes coming from this delta region. The mysterious part is that these sounds were heard when the airplanes were not invented. This mystery is still unsolved.
These are the top 10 mysterious places in India and scientists and researchers are still trying to find reasons behind these various unknown facts.
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