Patbaushi Satra, Assam
Another well-known holy place in India where women are prohibited is the Patbaushi Satra temple in Assam. It is a Vaishnava shrine that Srimanta Sankaradeva, a well-known saint, established in the 15th century
Burning Tree Club, United States
The club has a strict policy forbidding women to enter the club, except under rare circumstances.
Sabrimala Temple, Kerala
It's one of those places where, in order to "maintain the temple's sanctity and purity," women between the ages of 10 and 50 are not allowed to enter beyond a certain point
Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, Delhi
Women are not permitted into the room that contains the grave of the revered Sufi saint in this holy site. Women can offer prayers at the dargah from a wall outside the chamber
Okinoshima Island, Japan
On this island, women are prohibited from visiting because of ancient taboos that also prohibit the eating of four-legged animals and prevent anyone from leaving the island without priestly permission
Mangal Chandi Temple, Bokaro
Within 100 feet of the temple, a Hindu goddess temple does not welcome women! Goddess Kali, a fiery avatar of Goddess Durga, is honoured in the 200-year-old Mangal Chandi temple in Bokaro, Jharkhand
Mount Athos, Greece
Mount Athos follows the ancient rule religiously till today. For more than 1000 years, women have been barred from entering this place
Mount Omine, Japan
Mount Omine lays claim to a continuous 1300-year legacy as a male-access-only sacred peak. The bail has been challenged many , times but without success
Lord Kartikeya Temple, Pushkar
It is believed that if a woman does enter this temple, she might get cursed rather than get blessed
