There are more than 1 million temples in India, but it is not possible to tell their total number. All temples have different properties, some are known for their structure, and some for mysterious events. There are many temples in India where many types of mysterious events still occur, which also remains the subject of discussion. You will find one such temple in each corner of the country. Today we are going to tell you about one such temple. Where people run away from the temple as soon as night. No one wants to stay in that temple at night. Where is this temple, why people are afraid and what the secret of the temple is, let us know where this temple is located. This temple is present in the Barmer district of Rajasthan, named Kiradu Temple. It is also called Khajuraho of Rajasthan. This temple is built in the South Indian style, and its architecture is a mixture of traditional and external influences, through which it is famous worldwide. It is said that this place is known as ‘Kirat Cup’ in 1161 BC. There are five series of this temple in which only the Shiva Temple and the Vishnu -Temple are in a better position, the rest of the temples have now become debris. It is not clearly known who built this temple, it is believed that the Gupta dynasty, the Sangam Dynasty or the Gurjar-Pratihar Dynasty would have established it. Why don’t people stop at night, but people keep going to stay in this temple after night, because they believe that everyone who stopped in this temple after the evening became a stone? People are afraid that they should also stop in that temple and become stones. What is the reason behind this belief? People say that many years ago a monk and his disciple came to the Kiradu temple. They left the disciples and left, when the health of one of his disciples deteriorated. When the rest of the disciples asked for help from the residents, no one helped them. When the Siddha Sadhu returned, he became angry and cursed the residents, saying that as soon as the sun would drown, all the residents would become stones. Another belief related to this temple is that a woman helped the disciples, and the monk asked the woman to leave the village and refuse to look back, but she turned back and looked back and turned in the stone. The idol of that woman was also installed at a short distance from the temple. Share this story -tags
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