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1. The Hanging Pillar at Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh An important archaeological and historical site in India, Lepakshi is known for its architecture and painting. This temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is among the most mysterious places in India, owing to its famous  floating pillar . The Mystery:  Among the 70 pillars at the site, one is hanging in mid-air, that is, it exists without a support. People come to the temple and pass objects under the pillar, believing it’ll bring prosperity into their lives! The Theory:  People believe it’s just another of the many genius tricks the temple builders of the old were capable of. 2. The Mini Desert at Talakad, Karnataka Located on the banks of river  Kaveri , in the  Chamarajanagar  district of Karnataka, lies a village  buried deep in sand . Talakad is believed to have been home to about 30 temples once, 5 of which are Lingams representing the 5 faces of Lord Shiva. The Mystery:  It is believed that a widowed devotee of Lord S

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1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan Bhangarh fort is located in the ruined city of the same name, somewhere between Jaipur and Alwar, in Rajasthan. The place is so haunted by paranormal activities that even the Archaeological Survey of India has put up a board that restricts people from visiting the fort area before sunrise and after sunset. Legend has it that a tantric named Singhiya fell in love with a princess from the fort. He tried to use black magic to get her to fall in love with him, but it backfired and he died. Just before his death, he cursed the fort saying all who lived within it would die. Today, villagers who live in the area continue to build roofless dwellings because everytime they do build a roof, it inexplicably collapses. People have also mysteriously gone missing after-hours inside the fort. It’s an hour and a half by road from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Alwar road. Photo credit: Mensxp Read Story:-  Bhangarh Fort: The Mystery Of The Most Haunted Place In India