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During the daytime, this beach is no different from others with the influx of visitors. However, the night scenes are totally different. After sunset, there is an eerie vibe and the local government has strictly prohibited individuals from roaming around the beach.
It is one of the highest roads and poses a challenge to the vehicles that pass through. The narrow winding bends, sudden snowfall, unpredictable landslides and blizzards keep up its reputation of being one of the most dangerous places in India.
Due to its close proximity to the 'Line of Control', this place is extremely unsafe and volatile. Not only the enemy poses threat but also there are reports of stray landmines having blown people off.
The deserted village of Kuldhara was once the home to the community of Paliwal Brahmins. It is believed that all the residents fled overnight and were never seen again. They abandoned their homes and didn’t come back. However, the most striking part is, no one saw them leaving Kuldhara.
Driving up to the Kolli Hills through a 46.7 kilometres long mountain road with 70 continues bends is dangerous and exciting at the same time. The road is full of narrow windings and heavy vehicles appear unexpectedly. So, one needs to be very cautious while driving on Kolli Hill Road. Undoubtedly, it is an unexplored jewel and not for the faint-hearted.
What makes it vulnerable are the presence of more than 20 species of venomous snakes namely Black Cobra, Sand Boa, Saw Scaled Viper, Rat Snake to name a few. In case you are able to handle the arid climate of the desert, beware of the danger around!
Locals believe there are paranormal activities taking place in the fort interiors. They also narrate incidents where volunteers have tried to stay in the fort for a night but never returned. Although Bhangarh Fort is a tourist attraction, the Government has forbidden visitors to enter the fort after the sunset
It is from this place where the famous bandit queen, Phoolon Devi rose to action. With abundant mysterious caves, scrub forests, steep ravines and a massive river, the area of Chambal often spell terror with bandits and outlaw activities.