Known for its eerie past, Kuldhara, once a prosperous village, now stands abandoned. Legend says, residents fled due to a cruel Diwan and since then, it's believed to be haunted.
Rajasthan
Called the 'Village of Bachelors', there hasn't been a marriage in Barwan Kala for 50 years due to the lack of basic facilities, causing girls' families to refuse matrimonies here.
Bihar
This village practices frog weddings, believing it appeases the rain God. These unconventional ceremonies are a vital part of the culture and draw many spectators.
Assam
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Nicknamed the 'Village of Twins', Kodinhi has an unusually high rate of multiple births, making it a subject of international curiosity.
Kerala
Shetphal is unique for hosting cobras in every home. The villagers peacefully coexist with these snakes, viewing them as family members.
Maharashtra
Called the 'Village of Bachelors', there hasn't been a marriage in Barwan Kala for 50 years due to the lack of basic facilities, causing girls' families to refuse matrimonies here.
Bihar
Home to the Indo-African Siddi tribe, Tavargatta's unique inhabitants are believed to have descended from African slaves or soldiers, living within India's forest areas.
Karnataka
Retaining its Portuguese heritage, Korlai Village surprises visitors with its Portuguese language, names, and cuisine. The residents have strived to keep their unique cultural heritage alive.
Maharashtra
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