10 Spine-Chilling Indian Mysteries that remain Unsolved
People always having much interest to search, read and hear the stories under the topic mysterious. There are a lot of unsolved mysteries being in this world. Especially, in India. Yes!… In the vision of World, India revolves largely around it’s colourful culture. But, there are some spine-chilling and dark corners hidden among those colourful hues.
If you want to unfold some of the most thrilling and unsolved secrets, just scroll down… Here is a compiled list of top 10 hidden mysterious of India.
1. Mayong, Assam – Land of Black Magic
Mayong is a village, which is 40kms from Guwhati city, Assam is better known as the land of Black Magic. The name mayong, is comes from the Sanskrit word for illusion. That mean Maya. It’s magical that, the people being converted into animals or beasts. Many ancient relics of Ayurveda and black magic are now preserved in the Mayong Central Museum.
Mayong, Assam – Land of Black Magic
2. Floating Stones – Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu
Rameshwaram, which is located on Pamban Island has great significance in Hindu mythology. Hindu people states that, lord Rama was built a bridge across to Sri lanka to rescue his beloved Sita. He used stones to built that bridge, which is engraved by Rama’s name and they never sank in water. This stones are preserved in Rameshwaram and it is called as “Floating Stones”.
Floating Stones – Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu
3. Shaking Minarets of Sidi Bashir
Sidi Bashir is a Mosque, which is in the Sarangpur area, Ahamedabad. irt is better known as “The Shaking Minarets”. Why this mosque makes the special is that if any person applies a little force or a gentle push on its upper arc, the minaret tends to sway. There are many researchers and engineers were tried to find the truth behind this shaking minarets. But, it all getting failed and there is still a certain mystery surrounding why and how the minarets can sway back and forth. In fact, local engineering students have used the mosque as a case study to investigate the flexibility of construction materials.
Shaking Minarets of Sidi Bashir
4. Yeti
Yeti is a humanoid crature, which is said to inhabit the Himalayan region. They are abominable snowman and the researchers states that Yeti is a legend and it is one of the most famous creatures of cryptozoology parallel to Bigfoot of North America. It looks like a human and using only two legs for walking. It’s skin covered with long white hair and didn’t wear cloths. It has an interesting feature that, changing it’s hair colour to fox red, in sunlight. So far there is no firm evidence to support the existence of the Yeti.
Yeti
5. Existence of Saraswati River
The ancient Sanskrit texts said that, the Saraswati river is one of the chief rivers in Rigvedic. The presence of a river carrying enormous volumes of water that eventually dried up desert, which is mentioned the several vedic texts and Mahabharata also. The Ghaggar-Hakra river was once the Saraswati, which is mentioned in some texts. But, there are evidences that suggests the Saraswati river has dried up before the Ghaggar-Hakra. Here, a question raised about the authenticity of the existence of Saraswati.
Existence of Saraswati River
6. Levitating Stone of Shivapur
Shivapur is a small village near Pune. This village is famous for levitating stone, which is near the tomb of Qamar Ali. The locals believes that, if 11 people touche this stone by their fingers and chanted with “Qamar Ali Darvesh”, the stone flies up in air. It’s amazing that, the levitating stone’s weight is about 200 Kg. It is a puzzling event and is counted among’st the unsolved mysteries of India.
Levitating Stone of Shivapur
7. Super-human Aryans in Himalayas
A military commander of Nazi Germany, Heinrich Himmler strongly believed in occult and magic. He believed that, the Aryan people in the Himalayas are possessed superhuman power like telepathy. He made a team of scientists and set out for tibet. It was said that, the main aim of that expedition was scientific study of Tibet’s geology. But , some jounalists said that, the aim of that expedition was to find out the “Superhuman power of Aryans”. But, there is no records of the super humans are available, is notable one. What if Himmler kept their existence a secret? The mystery remains unsolved.
Heinrich Himmler
8. Gyanganj, The City Of Immortal Beings Of The Himalayas
Gyanganj is the city, which is well known as the City of Immortal beings. It is in Himalayas. Ancient Indian and Tibetan tales say that this place is city of mysterious immortal beings that cannot be discovered by ordinary men. It also said that the city is so well camouflaged that no modern mapping technique can identify the place. It is said that it is a place of serenity and ultimate knowledge. Fostering the belief is the famous Indian god-man called Sai Kaka Guru. He once mentioned in a meeting that “I have been to Gyanganj several times over the past half decade.” Many sadhus and mahatmas claim that their arcane knowledge stems from Gyanganj.
Gyanganj, The City Of Immortal Beings Of The Himalayas
9. The 1600 Years Old Rust Free Iron Pillar Of Delhi
One of the great pillars in India located in Delhi. This made up of Iron and this is famous throughout India. The most people don’t know about the reality of this pillar is that it is 99 percent corrosion resistant.1600 years older Iron pillar was still standing completely rust free, this is the 7.21 meters tall construction. Made from 98 per cent wrought iron, the pillar has been a subject of varied scientific research from around the world. Finally, a study concluded that the critical corrosion-resistance agent named iron hydrogen phosphate hydrate makes the pillar resistant to rusting. But how was such a corrosion resistance agent manufactured almost 2000 years ago.
Rust Free Iron Pillar Of Delhi
10. The Bhootbilli
The Bhootbilli is a type of animal, which is find in some areas in Pune. It is basically a “Ghost Cat”, that appears to be a cross between a cat, a dog and a mongoose. It is just differ from it’s fat and broad with a long tail. It is black in colour and has a face like dog. But it’s back like mongoose. But, Some locals, claiming to have seen it said ‘Bhootbilli’ is “smaller than a lion but bigger than a hyena.” Its existence is largely debatable.
The Bhootbilli