Passion Devotion

  Tucked away in the ancient town of Mahabalipuram, India, lies a natural wonder that has captivated the imagination of visitors for centuries. Krishna's Butter Ball, a gigantic granite boulder, appears to defy gravity and logic, perched precariously on a slope. This enigmatic rock formation has woven a spell of fascination, blending mythology, history, and science. The origins of Krishna's Butter Ball date back to the 7th century, during the reign of the Pallava dynasty. The name "Krishna's Butter Ball" is derived from Hindu mythology, where Lord Krishna, the mischievous divine prince, was known to steal butter from his mother's kitchen. According to local legend, this rock represents a giant ball of butter that Krishna was about to steal, only to be frozen in time by the gods. Measuring 6 meters in diameter and weighing over 250 tons, Krishna's Butter Ball is an awe-inspiring sight. The rock's unusual shape and see

In the realm of Slavic folklore, there exists a legendary figure so fascinating and feared that her name has become synonymous with magic, mystery, and terror. Baba Yaga, the wicked witch who dwells in a hut that stands on chicken legs, has captivated the imagination of people for centuries. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of Baba Yaga, exploring her origins, powers, and the enduring appeal of this iconic character.                            Baba Yaga's roots can be traced back to ancient Slavic mythology, where she was believed to be a goddess of fertility, wisdom, and death. Over time, her character evolved through oral traditions and literary interpretations, transforming her into the wicked witch we know today. According to myth, Baba Yaga preys on the unsuspecting, using her magic to manipulate others and exact revenge on those who cross her path.            One of the most striking aspects of Baba Yaga's legend is her abode – a hut that stan

Deep in the heart of Rajasthan, India, lies the eerie and abandoned Bhangarh Fort, a place steeped in mystery and terror. This ancient fort has been shrouded in darkness and fear for centuries, attracting brave adventurers and curious souls who dare to uncover its secrets.                        Bhangarh Fort According to local folklore, Bhangarh was once a thriving city, home to over 10,000 people, including the royal family, merchants, and artisans. The city was founded in 1573 by Raja Bhagwant Das, a powerful ruler of the Kachwaha clan. However, a curse was placed upon the fort by a sorcerer, who was wrongfully accused of practicing black magic and executed by the king. The sorcerer's final words were said to have been, "May this city be destroyed and never be inhabited again." And so, the city was abandoned, left to crumble into ruins. Another legend tells the story of Princess Ratnavati, the beautiful daughter of Raja Chhatra Singh, who was sa

Land of 9999999 Idols If I tell you there's a place where you can find 9999999 idols of Gods and Goddesses within one kilometer of radius, what will be your answer? I assume your answer will be "In your dreams girl..." Romain Rolland                                      "If there is any one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India... "                                            - Romain Rolland So whatever you can think of in your dreams, it takes shape in India. Today I will take you to the journey to a beautiful North Eastern state of India, Tripura. Location of Tripura Tripura is a hilly state in North East India. It is bordered on 3 sides by Bangladesh. It is a home of culture and religion.  Map of Tripura Kailasahar is a small city of Tripura situated in the exact border of Tripura and Bangladesh. But to find the mystery you have to go a lit