Monday, August 10, 2009

Roadies at Bhangarh

Located at distance around 30 kms from the distt Dausa, on Jaipur Agra road. Rodaies make a plan to go towards Bhangarh from Jaipur in night and try to know the myths of Bhangarh.
Bhangarh MythsTake a look at this ASI signboard in Bhangarh. The signboard is placed 1 Km away from the Bhangarh fort, which has been in ruins since the 17th century, when Bhangarh was deserted overnight. People do not enter the area as it is believed that if you do, you do not return.

Bhangarh a Myth or Truth
Roadies at Bhangarh
Roadies at Bhangarh
Roadies at Bhangarh
Roadies at Bhangarh:
Roadies at Bhangarh
Roadies at BhangarhBhangarh is a mysterious town for its visitors. Being an excavated town away from the bustling city life, Bhangarh in Alwar is a favorite destination for the tourists arriving in the city. The excavated place of Bhangarh is connected to Alwar via Sariska by a road where you can savor nature's gift of beautiful surroundings.

There is no chronological evidences about the history of the town but it is said that Bhangarh was earlier a flourishing city. The king of Sindh wanted to avenge his embarrassment before the queen of Bhangarh. So he gave up his kingdom and started practicing black magic and other similar acts in Bhangarh. Later the city was destroyed in the conflict between the queen of Bhangarh and the erstwhile king of Sindh. It is believed that the entire city was destroyed overnight after the king of Sindh died cursing the city and its people.

Bhangarh in Alwar is associated with a number of myths. It was believed that black magic prevailed in the entire area and who so ever went there did not come back. For this reason, the area was left barren for a long time. After the area was excavated and the ruins of the ancient town of Bhangarh emerged, the locals dropped the fear and started going to the place. Still some people believe that evil spirits and ghosts inhabit the town.

Take a look at this video and you get what exactly there about Bhangarh Myths and the spirituality of ghosts.

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