India is a place where there are spiritualists and mysteries. The mysteries that are still alive in the place which has brought about endless stories, fiction, legends, and dreams. Best of all, you can visit these spots and experience these spots directly. These spots will make you question your eyes and all that we have perused and grasped about the explored parts of the planet.

If you also are looking for some of these stunning spots where you can slip a look into the puzzling, here are probably the strangest spots that you can visit in India. Simply set out traveling to these spots and witness the absolute greatest miracles in India.

As indicated by fables, individuals of Kuldhara didn't simply leave the village for all intents and purposes, however they left with a revile, restricting any future settlements. All that is left here today are not many frail buildings, an old temple, and bits of gossip that attempt to make sense of the unexpected departure. Around quite a while back, Kuldhara was home to in excess of 1,500 Paliwal Brahmins, relatives of a community that had resided here for more than five centuries. Nonetheless, at some point, the whole populace, which included occupants of 85 villages, escaped. 

Located on the banks of river Ganges, the holy city of Banaras or Varanasi is around 3000 years of age. As per Hindu Mythology, Lord Shiva founded this city.

The Hazrat Qamar Ali Darvesh shrine at Shivapur is a famous spot for praying. This shrine is close to Pune and has a rock that weighs more than 70 kilograms. This is no mystery to anyone, but still imagine a scenario in which a rock can be lifted by 11 men using their finger pointers while reciting the name of a specific holy person. 

Karni Mata Temple is a holy place for the Hindu community. One isn't permitted to hurt these rats and the rats additionally don't chomp or damage the fans, and they are routinely taken care of milk by the devotees, tourists, and temple authorities. These rats are viewed as resurrected family members of Karni Mata, the white rats are believed to be her children. It is perhaps one of the strangest spot in India. More than 20,000 rodents or 'kabbas' live in Karni Mata Temple

The Hanging Pillar at Lepakshi is known for its renowned floating pillar. There is a sum of 70 pillars in this temple that is devoted to Lord Shiva and one among them is hanging for a long time with practically no help.

Initially worked in the 15th century, the Vittala Temple is one of the most luxurious designed temples in Hampi. Nonetheless, what separates it from some other similarly celebrated temples around the nation is an assortment of 56 melodic support points, which produce musical sounds when tapped tenderly. During their rule, the British were so fascinated by the pillars music that they cut two pillars into half to check if anything was inside the hollow pillars of stone. If you are intrigued, you can check these two pillars inside the temple complex even today.

Jatinga is a little tribal village situated in Dima Hasao District, Assam occupied by the Khasipnar tribe and Dimasa individuals. And for a unique reason, the region has grabbed much of the attention. Around hundreds of birds exit the sky during specific long stretches of the year. This has been the subject of exploration for quite a long time and has grabbed the eye of researchers and ornithologists. This is a bizarre way of behaving by the migratory birds and for the most part happens during the long periods of September to November. 

The spot is famously alluded to as the Lake of Skeletons. It is arranged at around 16500 ft above ocean level encompassed by rock- glaciers and snow clad mountains in Uttarakhand lies in the lap of Trishul massif. In 1942 when the extreme midyear season started dissolving the ice, a colossal number of human skeletal remains were first seen by an English stranger.

Kongka La pass, situated in the Himalayas and falls on the LAC. This place is believed to be occupied by aliens. But, there would one say one is question to everybody for what reason did UFOs pick this spot? The response: for a long time's serious remarkable eruptions and pressures along the Line of Actual Control among India and China. As per various reports, there is a pretty active base for UFO-related activities. Unusually that is where the data closes.

Travel lovers should not miss this galactic wonder and the sanctuaries around it. It is 4-hour drive from Aurangabad and serving as Maharashtra's prized secret, this lake was made by a falling meteor about 52,000 years ago.

With the anti-gravitational impact, this is the only magnetic hill in India. Landmarked by a yellow notification load up that explains directions and asks you put your car on neutral gear right on the spot set apart by white paint, this one will leave you in wonder as your car will move uphill all alone.

Shani Shignapur Sanctuary is a Jeet Devasthan in Ahmednagar, famous for Lord Shani, who is accepted to dwell in a dark stone till date. The Hindu God representing the planet Saturn is alluded to as Swayambhu, and that implies that he has arisen himself as the dark stone that scores lakhs of aficionados consistently. The trust of individuals in the lord is strong to the point that none of the houses in the wondrous village has entryways and locks as individuals accept that Ruler Shani is shielding their resources from hoodlums.

Accepted to be the spookiest spot in India, the Bhangarh Fort in Alwar, Rajasthan has several stories doing the rounds. The fort is available to visit during the day time at an ostensible charge, and section is restricted after nightfall. Constructed at the edge of a forest, the creepy stories encompassing the fort simply decline to fade away. This spot draws visitors from all around the nation, and is on the rundown of many international tourists also. 

The secret of this spot is the focal curved hall, which is around 50 meters long and 3 stories high, and it isn't upheld by any pillars or even pillars. The other well known things here comprises the interlocking brick structure and the thick labyrinth.

India is a cricket loving country. It's just normal for it to highlight the highest cricket ground in the world recorded by the Guinness Book. It is built at an altitude of 2,144 meters above sea level in Chail, Himachal Pradesh.

The snow-covered pinnacles of the Himalayas stow away mysteries in bounty. One secret that stands apart from the rest is that of a puzzling city of interminable creatures, referred to by a few names like Gyanganj, Siddhashram, Shambala, or Shangri-La.

This spot stows away from sight and modern mapping technologies, by disguising itself or it exists in an alternate aspect. But, as per legend, the godlike creatures that live here not just impact the procedures of the world in unobtrusive ways, yet additionally monitor a few secret spiritual lessons of all religions.

Indian towns are renowned for their crops, harvest, literacy rate and tidiness yet in this one of a kind village in Kerala where human photocopies are found, in a real sense. There is a village Kodinhi in Malappuram district in Kerala, where the rate of birth of twins is most likely the highest in India with a specific number of trios as well. This Muslim-larger part village Kodinhi around 150 km from Kochi, Kerala has a total population of 2000, and more than 400 of them are twins. In such a circumstance, you will see numerous clone children, in the school and in the close by market in this village.

This temple in Kangra is very much like some other Jwala Ji temple in India. What makes this a mysterious place in the nation is the fire within the central pit of an emptied stone that has been consuming reliably for the past 100 years.