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The freak weather went in 2001 stunned many residents of Kerala in India. Kerala is southernmost state of India which is very popular for its natural beauty and production of tea. Kerala is a leading state of India in the production of tea. Kerala is also a most literate state of India.  The Mysterious red rain of Kerala baffled the entire world back in September 2001, when a heavy downpour of red coloured rain fell sporadically Kerala. It's called blood Rain. Blood rain is a phenomenon in which blood is perceived to fall from the sky in the form of rain. This phenomenon consistently repeated in the 17th century, at that time people believe that the rain was actually blood.there is now a scientific reason behind this phenomenon that the blood rain is caused by Aerial spores of green microalgae. The red coloured rain at Kerala fill between July to September 2001 and occurred often for 2 months. Although most reports Limited the colour of rain red like blood, some peo...

If there is any country in the world which is totally full form mysteries then that is India. India is home to many mysterious places and the magnetic Hill of Leh, Ladakh is one of them. Leh is part of Ladakh region in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir that extends from Siachen Glacier to the main Great Himalayas to the south. The area of Ladakh expand over 85000 km square with  population of 300000 and Leh is its largest city. Leh is one of the most beautiful city in India which is part of Kashmir. Kashmir is very popular in the world because of its natural beauty and resources. Once a famous Mughal emperor Shah Jahan said: " if there is a Paradise on Earth then it's in Kashmir". Shahjahan also builted the Taj Mahal which is the very popular wonder of the world. In the beautiful city of Leh, there is one mystery that mystified people for so long and continues to do so. There is a small road located at a distance of 30 km from Leh to Kargil highway i...

Edinburgh Castle is a historic and mysterious castle of Scotland which is situated in the city of Edinburg, Scotland. In History, this castle was a part of ancient England Empire. This historic Castle was built in the 18th century. Its construction started by David I in the 12th century. it built upon A massive Rock which was the part of an ancient extinct volcano. Castle was built in the memory of Queen Margaret. Margaret was a member of England royal family who married Malcolm III. Edinburg castle used in many wars like seven year War, the American war of independence, The Napoleonic wars and also World War first but this castle never lost its pride and beauty. This Castle is one of the most attacked castles in the world according to a research,26 sieges in its 1100-year-old history. Now Castle is owned by Scotland government and under the management of Scottish military. Although the army remains responsible for some areas including the New Barracks and the Muset i...

Talakadu is a desert-like a town on the left Bank of Kaveri river. Talakadu is 140 km away from Bengaluru in Karnataka,  India. It is believed that this place has been home to about 30 temples once, 5 of which are lingams, representing the five faces of Lord Shiva. This place is a very popular site for Hindus. An ancient webpage Talakadu as the number of temples which can be buried beneath the sand. The most implementing temples right here are Vidyeshvara, Gauri Shankara and the Anandswaram. It is believed that a widowed devotee of Lord Shiva had once cursed the land, following which the village turned into this strange desert and a mysterious place in India, where the river Kaveri mysteriously transforms into a swirling whirlpool. Recently there's new twist come in Talakadu's 400-year-old mystery. Satellite photos of Talakadu show that an ancient city located on the bank of the river Kaveri, near Mysore, have found several men made canals which archaeologists s...

Kuldhara, little over 25 km to the west of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. Kuldhara is an abandoned village in Jaisalmer India. Kuldhara was established around the 13th century by Paliwal Brahmins. Kuldhara stands desolate and an uncanny silence prevails all around Jaisalmer. This village was abandoned by its people near 200 years ago. It was during this time that Salim Singh, the Diwan of Jaisalmer known for his debauchery and unscrupulous tax collecting methods and cruelness, set his eyes on the beautiful daughter of the village chief. The Diwan was absolutely hell-bent and having the girl and he told the villagers if they came in his way he would levy huge taxes on them and punish them. Fearing the wrath and anger of the Diwan The people of the entire village fled one dark night. Nobody saw them leave Nor did anyone figure where they went and what happened with them. they simply vanished.  The village now lies ruins. Gradually, it occupies reputation as a haunted site. ...