The fascinating history of Kuldhara village, by Ravi Rajan

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 2 years ago

   Please take some time to read this interesting and intriguing article by Ravi Rajan.
   https://hubpages.com/travel/The-Fascina … ra-Village

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 2 years ago

   Hello Raviji!
   This is indeed a fascinating article and very well narrated.
   I have seen most parts of Rajasthan, but did not come across Kuldhara. Although, I have been to Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Jaipur and many more.
   Thank you for sharing the interesting information about this intriguing place. Next time, I will be curious to see this village.
   As always, excellent article. Thank you.

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   Pamela99posted 2 years ago

   This surely is an interesting story, Ravi. It is amazing 800 families just disappeared overnight. The curse on the village is also weird. I never heard of this before, but I enjoyed reading about it
   
   Thanks for posting Ravi's story, Chitrangada.

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   AliciaCposted 2 years ago

   This is another intriguing article created by Ravi. I would love to visit Kuldhara. I suspect that paranormal activity is really normal activity that we don't understand yet. The universe is a fascinating place with many puzzling aspects, as is the life within it.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 2 years ago

   Ravi...
   You've done it again.  Peaked my interest.
   
   What a story. It's great that the 800 households stood together as one and vanished...saving that girl from marriage.
   
   A curse...perhaps.  Nonetheless, it's intriguing.
   
   Perhaps as they continue to build up the area...more things will happen.
   
   I would have thought when the tax collector returned...a curse would have happened to him.
   
   And taxes...on a village like that one...that really blows my mind. 
   I didn't realize we had such things way back then on places that were obviously built by their own hands.
   
   Great article.

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   Jodahposted 2 years ago

   An intriguing story, Ravi. These mysterious places are the types of sites I would much prefer to visit than the usual tourist routes. Thank you for sharing, Chitrangada.

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