8 Temples With Mysterious Facts That Will Amaze You

It is located in Mahuri well known for worshiping Meenakshi Amman.This place is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and the only place where LOrd Shiva is in smiling state. It is the place where Lord Shiva turned to Sundareshwar to Marry Goddess Meenakshi.  (All Image Crtedit: Freepik)

The temple worships flame in the figure of Goddess, located in Kangra. It is believed that the fire in the temple has been endlessly burning for over 100 years. The source of the fire is still not known by the scientists. (Image used for illusion)

This temple is not that common in people of India due to its strange practices. It is located in Dausa, Rajasthan popularly known for the exorcism practices by priests.  Families bring their relatives to get rid from negative energy and is free for devotees. (Image used for illusion)

This temple is located in Lepakshi, famous for its hanging pillar. The place has 70 vast pillars out of which one hangs from the roof which looks impossible even in today's architecture. It is believed that passing cloth from the space under the pillar brings peace and prosperity. 

It is one of the most famous and mysterious temples in India located in Puri. It has around 8 mysterious facts that are unsolved. The flag on the tomb of the temple flies opposite to the direction of the wind whereas, though located near the sea, no sound of waves is heard in the temple premises. The Prasad of the temple is never insufficient no matter the countless number of devotees. The temple is filled with devotees all along the year.

The temple dedicated to Lord Krishna is also one of the most mysterious temples in India. The Nidhivan is open for devotees during the day time but visitors are not allowed during the night time. It is said that Lord Krishna with his Gopis conducts Raas in the same place every night and the one who sees him doing that loses his/her consciousness.  (Image  used for illusion)

The temple is dedicated to Lord Shani and is located in Shingnapur. The houses of the village in which the temple is located have no doors or security locks. Even the newly built houses do not attach doors in the building. It is believed that Lord Shani protects the whole village and therefore it has zero crime rate. (Image  used for illusion)

This temple located on the bank of Brahmaputra worships Goddess Shakti in Yoni or Vagina form. The doors of the temple are shut for devotees for 3-5 days when the Goddess, Shakti is on menstruation period. It is believed that the river turns red during that time.