Secret of Kuldhara | The reality of Kuldhara village. India's most fearsome place

You must have heard the name of Kuldhara, the most mysterious village in India where we have grown up reading and reading ghostly stories, and the village inside which still haunts people. We are going to tell you the story of a village where souls are felt even today. What is the secret of Kuldhara? Why is Kuldhara a cursed village of India? After all what happened in Kuldhara that the village was emptied in the night and since which the ghosts have settled in the village? Today we are going to introduce you to such stories and secrets of Kuldhara village.

The government tried many times that this village is settled again, but the government's efforts have also failed. It is said that Kuldhara village is such a village that the people living in this village are completely ruined. Even today, if a rich person starts living here, he is ruined. Come, let us tell you all the stories of the secret of Kuldhara village today-

Why did Kuldhara village go empty? 

Kuldhara village is located some 18 kilometers from Jaisalmer. It is a small village, but the children of India must know about this mysterious village. In this village, it is absolutely forbidden for humans to visit at night. There is also a government board on which it is clearly written that after the sun sets, a human halt in this village is completely forbidden.

It is said that around 1291 9891, Paliwal Brahmins lived in this village. There were 600 houses of Paliwal Brahmins in the village. There were also 84 villages around Kuldhara where the Paliwal Brahmins lived. The Paliwal Brahmins of Kuldhara were very hardworking, even scientifically these people were very intelligent. The houses of the village of Kuldhara are still built in such a way that these villages remain cool from inside even in summer. At the same time, some of this method also gets found here, which goes to Pakistan and Afghanistan, but it is said that now it has been stopped.

In such a situation, the question arises that when this village belonged to Paliwal Brahmins and was living here, then why this village is called a ghostly village today. The story behind this is well known that once the Paliwal Brahmins got the evil eye of the Dewan Salam Singh. Salam Singh had liked a girl and wanted to get that girl in every effort. The Paliwal Brahmins did not want Salam Singh to marry his daughter or force them. On the same night, he left home from here to save his daughter. This village of Kuldhara was completely emptied in a single night. Paliwal went to the curse of never settling in this village and that is why this curse seems to be going on till today. Choose a vehicle & book a Taxi Service in Jaisalmer for go to Kuldhra village an affordable price.

Kuldhara village was the village of Buddhist Brahmins. 

This village of Kuldhara was the village of Paliwal Brahmins. Let me tell you that when you get the history of Paliwalo, you will know that this Brahmin was quite an intellectual. He used to do his work above the scientific base. Kuldhara village has also been built on the basis of much more scientific facts. There is never a shortage of water and greenery here. Let me tell you that even today there is no shortage of water in this village, there is enough water under the earth. The plan to store water was already implemented in his village.

When the Paliwal Brahmins left this village, some Brahmins remained Brahmins and some of them also joined Rajputs. The people who had to take revenge from the Diwan became Rajputs and those who wanted to keep themselves Brahmins have been seen settling in states around Rajasthan and Delhi. Even today, there are some people in Rajasthan who are Rajputs.

Why is it not forbidden to go to Kuldhara village at night?

It is said that staying at night in the village of Kuldhara is not free from danger for humans. Many types of activities have been recorded here, which proves that there is a rule of souls here. Of course, if we say such things in today's time, this superstition will be uttered, but after the way, the videos have been recorded here and the manner in which the movements have been recorded, then after that everyone can be believed that there would definitely be spirits Is and in the village of Kuldhara, this type of things can be seen and felt even today.

This village of Kuldhara remained empty for years and it is said that the spirits of ancestors of Paliwal Brahmins are living here. When the Paliwal Brahmins were leaving their village, they cursed this village that this village would never be settled again and they had invited the spirits of their ancestors to live here. This is the reason that even today, things of this way are felt in the village, at night, foot or hand marks are made on the vehicles parked here, many times blood stains are seen on the trains. Different types of sounds are felt in the homes of this village on the nights.

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Bhooti Pond of Kuldhara village

There is also a pond inside Kuldhara village and this pond is said to be the most haunting. The person who visits here starts coming to mind such things as suicide. Many times it has been felt near this pond that the powers of other world are living here and they see the man in his bus, going here is not empty of danger.

What is the secret of Kuldhara village? 

It is very difficult to tell the secret of Kuldhara village, but science says that this village is made of some such Vastu Shastra that the amount of water under its ground has increased and things like Kai started growing here years ago due to which But it became difficult to live and the Paliwal Brahmins left the village.

It is said that Paliwal Brahmins had a lot of gold stored here. There were many battles over this gold too and later stories of this manner were spread here that ghosts and spirits live here so that people from the outside world would not come in search of more treasures.

There is also the secret of Kuldhara village that the powers of this method were felt here many times, whose spirit and ghost give the name of the ghost. Ongoing here really, one feels that this village is definitely quite different from the outside world. In Kuldhara village, the stories of many babas are famous, it is said that here comes a milk sharing baba whose milk should never be taken at night. So someone says that there is a sound like Payal and shout here at night, but to date, no one has been able to know the truth behind Kuldhara village.

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Bhangarh Fort - India's most haunted and scary place

Bhangarh Fort - Whenever there is a discussion about the most haunted places in India, the name of this fort is definitely taken. Stories related to the horrific events that happened to those who entered this fort after sunset are also very popular. You will be very surprised to know that the permission to enter the Bhangarh fort from sunset to sunrise is officially prohibited. The stories of this fort reached me also through traveler friends, newspapers, and books. Even after wishing, the fortification of the views of this fort was not available. And incidentally, during my visit to Jaipur, I came to see Bhangarh.

At the time of my last visit to Jaipur, on a dinner, we were discussing the fixed moon step for the next day. Then fellow travelers started discussing Bhangarh fort. Its mesmerizing stories and stories have played its magic and Bhangarh fort has decided its place in our next day's schedule. Not only did he visit Chand Bawdi the next day, but also inspected the fort of Bhangarh at the time of his return from there.

Horror legends of Bhangarh fort

There are mainly two legends about this battered, desolate, desolate, and haunted fort.

According to the first legend, once upon this hill, an ascetic Baba Balanath lived. He permitted Raja Madho Singh to build a fort on this hill in one stage. That is, the shadow of any part of the palace should not fall on them or their hut. Otherwise, that palace will be razed. But after the death of King Madho Singh, his grandson Ajab Singh built the fort so high that the rays of the sun could not reach the ascetic's hut. As soon as the shadow of the citadel fell on him, the ascetic took the whole kingdom by the curse. And the Bhangarh fort was converted into a haunted palace.

Regarding the second legend of this fort, read the following in 'History of Bhangarh Fort'.

History of Bhangarh Fort

Bhangarh Fort is located at one end of Sariska National Park in the Alwar district of Rajasthan. This fort was built by Raja Bhagwant Das of Amer in 1583 for his second son Madho Singh. His first son, Mansingh, was the Chief of Army Staff in the Navratnas of the court of Mughal Emperor Akbar. After Madhosingh, his second son Chhatra Singh ruled Bhangarh, under whose reign Bhangarh began to decline. In other places in India, during the reign of Aurangzeb, Princess Ratnavati was responsible for the charge of Bhangarh. The princess was Apoorva Sundari and her swayamvar was ready. The princess was also proficient in tantra-mantra lore and was capable of performing black magic.

Prince Singh of the neighboring state of Ajabgarh was a popular tantric. He deeply loved the princess and wanted to get her against the will of the princess. So he made the princess get the fragrance oil of the princess who came to the market to buy perfume, to get it by tantra lore. As soon as its sounding, the princess dropped the oil on a rock and rolled the rock towards the tantric. As a result, the tantric died. But before death Tantric Singhia cursed Bhangarh city and princess to perish. It is believed that the destruction of Bhangarh resulted from the same curse. Book a Taxi in Bhangarh Fort at an affordable price with JCR CAB.

After this, the fall of Bhangarh started with the war between Bhangarh and Ajabgarh. Subsequently, all the people died prematurely in the drought of 173. Since then Bhangarh has been transformed into a ghost town and no living human could live in this stronghold.

Visitation of Bhangarh Fort

Sunflower flower fields were spread on both sides of the washed-out road leading to Bhangarh fort. After a few moments, this road took us among the lush green hills of Aravali. On the Aravalli hill, surrounded by trees, suddenly my eyesight stopped at a single grand mandap which was peeping out from the trees on our right. This pavilion built outside the boundary wall of Bhangarh fort is actually the tomb of the one who cursed Bhangarh fort. Going forward, we parked our car on one side and reached the entrance of the fort, in front of the corn sellers. In the first view, this fort seems like a common structure spread across India. Got into thinking why its relation has been linked to horrific stories.

The map of Bhangarh fort was inscribed on a stone information board at the entrance itself. It is known from this map that Bhangarh was an organized and well-planned city. According to this, housing houses, Havelis, temples, habits, and finally palaces were built at designated places in the city. The joy and convenience of living in such a planned city would have been incomparable.

Entering from the city surrounded by the walls of the fort, we proceeded to see the houses and Havelis. Even in a ruined state, you can guess the grandeur of these Havelis. The Jehri Bazar shops are well-organized in a well-organized manner. Even after being built amidst the desert, Bhangarh fort and Bhangarh city are full of greenery. 

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