You Wouldn’t Believe

10 Experiences You Wouldn’t Believe You Can Have In India

As an ardent traveler, you might have witnessed many phenomena

 that tickle your adventurous side. But did you know that some of

 them you could actually witness in India? Even we didn’t which ones. 

So after much exploration, we discovered some and thus bring you

 10 best of the ones we came across.

1. Camping Under the Milky Way in Ladakh

You must have heard of the Milky Way Galaxy in your primary classes,

 but have you ever had a chance to actually view this starry collection

 with naked eyes? I am sure it’s a no for most of you, because it’s a

 rare experience for those who have visited to Ladakh. Try ‘Milky Way 

camping’ under the night sky, amidst the serenity of Ladakh and 

fulfill this starry fantasy of yours.

2. See Stars Floating Right Below Your Feet: 

BIOLUMINESCENCE in Lakshadweep and Andaman Islands

Who could have imagined that tiny lighted galaxies and miniscule stars

 would one day float under your feet and not only in the blue sky? See this

 happen during the wee hours in Lakshadweep and Andaman Islands, 

where water glows as you row your boat through them. Bioluminescence,

 the amazing phenomenon that you saw in life of pie, is not as captivating 

as it is Maldives or Puerto Rico.

3. Chir Batti in Gujarat and The Aleya 

Ghost Lights in West Bengal

Remember the whisps that led Merida to the witch in ‘Brave’? Well, 

they ‘re real! They’re no ordinary lights, nor of a celestial object. Is it 

a ghost, well, maybe! ‘Ghost lights’, Aleya or whisp are regularly seen 

in Gujarat and even in West Bengal. According to the folklore, these

 lights appear when it’s completely dark and if followed can draw you 

astray. Don’t believe us? Try it then, but at your own risk!

*[N.B: They’ve never been photographed. It’s very difficult to

 catch hold of them!]

4. The Chilly Weather of Lambasingi

Looks like a hill station in north India, right? But Lambasingi is a typical 

small village in Andhra Pradesh. Yes, it’s weird, but it’s absolutely worth 

experiencing! So pack your bags and head towards Visakhapatnam to

 visit this village that witnesses freezing temperatures even in the summer.

5. Magnetic Hill in Ladakh

Go ahead, try doing what the caption above states. The Magnetic Hill 

in Ladakh is known to defy all norms of gravity. Do as described in the 

signage and see your vehicle moving uphill on its own at a speed of 

10 to 20 kmph. I bet this would have given Newton sleepless nights!

6. Gurudongmar Lake in Sikkim

Lying at the highest point in Sikkim, Gurudongmar lake remains frozen in

 winters and offers the most panoramic view amidst the magnificent hills. 

But the weird things about it is that a part of the lake remains unfrozen 

even during peak winters. The reason for this phenomenon is not known yet.

7. Hot Water Springs in Manikaran, Barkeswar, Jakrem,

 Badrinath and Tata Pani

You thought Manikaran is the only hot water spring in India? If yes, 

you are not alone is assuming it. In reality, India has a number of 

them – there is one in Sohna hot spring in Gurgaon; Garampani 

Wildlife Sanctuary in Karbi Anglong, Assam; Unapdev and Sunapdeo

 Maharashtra; Chumathang, Ladakh; Bendrutheertha in Puttur, 

Karnataka; and a couple of them in Sikkim. So go ahead, find one

 that is nearest to you and de-stress your muscles naturally!

8. The Vanishing Beach of Chandipur in Orissa

Yes, it’s astounding to see the sea water vanishing in front of your eyes

 making the beach secluded with only the shells left behind. This rare 

phenomenon happens twice a day at Chandipur beach, but the water

 again comes rhythmically to kiss the shore!

9. Floating Lake of Loktak in Manipur

Have you ever seen islands floating on a lake? If not, visit Loktak lake

 in Manipur. The floating islands have huts constructed on them by the

 locals and even a National park is built on one of them. Too 

different to believe right?

10. Trek on the Frozen River

Yes, we are talking about the popular Chadar Trek on the frozen 

Zanskar river. It is one of the most breathtaking experiences you

 can have in India. With secluded villages, hidden caves and 

Buddhist monasteries, this frozen lake trek is an amazing way

 to unveil the unmatched beauty of India!

With all these wonderful destinations and their rare 

experiences, you cannot feel boredom at the 

astounding land of India!