If you have any desire to step in the less common direction, or simply express, the need to avoid the groups, this piece is for you. Here, we bring to you a rundown of spots that you can visit, which are frightfully gorgeous, and no group to irritate you.
Dhanushkodi, Tamil Nadu
This place is eerily quiet and is bordered by the Bay of Bengal on one side and the Indian Ocean on the other. According to the reports, Dhanushkodi washed away because of an enormous twister in 1964, after which it was pronounced unsuitable for inhabitation by the then government. On the off chance that you visit this spot, you can in any case track down the remains of bygone eras. Further, legendary legends add that it is likewise the spot from where Ruler Smash made a setu (span) to Lanka (Sri Lanka).
Unakoti, Tripura
If we go by what local legends have to say, this place suffers the curse of Lord Shiva. Spotted with many stone cut figures, and demolishes of old sanctuaries, this spot is a mother lode for all paleohistory sweethearts out there. These figures are set in the midst of lavish green woods, while a significant piece of it stays covered underneath, which has never been exhumed. In the event that records are to go by, there are one under a crore forms, the explanation of how it got its name. No one knows when or how whole stone sculptures were made.
Kuldhara, Rajasthan
This place is deeply rooted in legend and history and is situated not very far from Jaisalmer. In the event that reports are to go by, it was once a prosperous town, which has been left deserted by the towns. The story rotates around strong clergyman Salim Singh, who needed to effectively wed the town head’s girl, and against the family’s desires. The circumstance deteriorated when Salim kept on irritating the residents, after which the locals chose to leave the town short-term, however, left a revile that no one can at any point settle here once more. From that point forward, nobody has even figured out how to settle there and has stayed deserted to date.
Gandikota, Andhra Pradesh
Situated on the banks of the Pennar River, this charming little village in Andhra Pradesh boasts some spectacular historical structures. Moreover, the Gandikota stronghold premises act as home to a mosque, a little fort, two sanctuaries, and a storage facility. Presently, every one of these are remaining in remnants, and a portion of the designs are even very nearly disintegrating. So, this spot is currently deserted and presently serves just as a vacation destination.
Chiktan Fort, Ladakh
Situated far up in the Himalayas, following several hours’ drive from the border town of Kargil, you will find the Chitkan Stronghold that was once evidently a glorious post. Accepted to be more established and taller than its well-known cousin – the Leh Royal residence, this stronghold is additionally covered in numerous secrets. Presently, it stays as a neglected construction, on a slope, and is alluded to as an Indian rendition of the palace of Count Dracula. Albeit the perspective on the stronghold, shrouded in snow, makes for a breathtaking sight, it presently remains in ruins.
The primary reason for the condition of this fort is neglect and natural elements.
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