Mountainous ranges with floras and faunas or the sand-covered deserts the hidden villages of India are distinctive. The beauty of unexplored villages ensures to soothe and rejuvenate the minds of travelers. The main aim of the travelers to explore different places is to discover new facts about the respective places.

Unexplored villages of India

Ha village, Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is itself an undying beauty that has boon of the features of Himalayas. It is one of the lesser known remote areas which are in the list of the unexplored villages of India. Two main things that one should find attractive apart from the nature are the construction and their food.

The houses are made of the terracotta, it is an influence from the ancient houses. While travelling through the narrow streets of the villages, there are not only ancient but the traditional influence in culture is seen among the people. Ha village is entirely separated from the touches of the urban areas of the other parts of the country.

Dhankar Village, Himachal Pradesh

While travelling through the ranges of Himachal Pradesh among the many villages one of the remote villages is the Dhankar Village. It is between the Tabo and Kaza, its main attraction is the Dhankar lake. Amazing is the atmosphere with the snowy mountains all around with the glacial lake.

The religion followed by this village is Buddhism and so exploring the culture includes one of the ancient monastery that exists here. It is entirely a detached from the modernized urban culture that gives travelers a refreshment. Specially for those who are seeking for a break.

Skandagiri hills, Karnataka

One of the busiest tourism states is Karnataka, but few are aware about the village located in Skandagiri hills. Nature lovers who want to nurture themselves and take a break from regular life. It is one of the unexplored villages of India that should be added to the travel list. Beautiful blue mountains with clouds are visible while travelling towards the remote place.

Experiencing the floating clouds over the mountains ensures a treat to the soul. Trekkers can enjoy the beauty till they reach the Kalwara village.

Kalap, Uttarakhand unexplored villages of India

Kalap is a village beautifully adorned with the pine trees, also the deodar which shows your presence in the Northern part of India. The villagers of Kalap believe to be the successors of the Pandavas and Kauravas.

It is one of the reason that travelers find pleasure to stay within the culture which derives from the Hindu religion. The place is not completely commercialized so the place is remote with life having minimum requirements. Unique lifestyle that still have the influence of ancient India.

These are some of the attractive places that can enhances an distinctive beauty of nature and the culture of India. Each part of the unexplored villages of India has the touch of indegenous people and lifestyle.

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The entire Universe somehow or the other describes the existence of Lord Shiva. Himalaya, the mountain is described as the home of the creator.  God who created the universe, his presence and belief is still nurtured; one is at Kolar cave which persists as a confine to Mahadev in Karnataka.

While proceeding to the temple, the hard rocky ways at start figure the way to an ancient religious place. Mostly popular as “AntareGange”, the purity of the temple has been untouched, it may not be possible to believe that the water is naturally filtered.

Creation and presence of Creator

Gange, the daughter of Shiva that flows from the head down to the earth, provides a clear picture of the connection between them that is pure. Surrounded by forests and rocks along with wild animals endures and shows the creation of the Lord. People visit not only to the temple but also to trek through the rocky mountains. Amazing sculpture work on the exteriors will not make it difficult to understand the world of Nataraja.

Nandi and Bhringi, the two main carriers with their LordShiva at the roof are a clear and simple artistry dedication to the ruler of the universe. The entrance is endured with the black stone linga at the top that takes the trekkers and pilgrims to the main Griha and then to the forest.

Temple is the place where Shiv resides, the Kolar cave that begins with the amazing convention with the structures within the bounded water.

Natures beauty of Kolar Cave

How much is Mahadev’s grace is merged with nature? Serene paths to the temple that is covered with the green trees that are tall and provides shade to the pilgrims visiting. Antaragange is a motivation for the young generation who are lovers of adventures. Is it the path that is hard with black rocks, covered with green trees? Yes, the most fascinating is the waterfalls, that change colors with different levels of rocks. Crystal, clear water of Antara Gange that flows down as narrow streams through the forest.

The peaceful motivation from nature has been an aspiration for the youths as well as the olds. It has been possible in both ways, motivating the young with energetic vibes of nature while the old as the religious place. During the Shiva Ratri, the temple is adorned with earthen lights and Led, which provides a distinctive appearance as a gesture of festivity.

While the temple of Lord Shiva is situated at a peak of the mountain at Kolar cave, so one has to walk through several steps to reach the entrance. Those who want to look forward to trek into the forest have to choose a Sunday. Why Sunday? Not other days of a week. This is because the authority ensures security through the path to the forest on this specific day. Though monkeys are common inside but different wild animals still survive, it may be a poisonous snake to a wild fox. On the weekdays, trekkers can travel, the authority does not take any responsibility. So, to have a safe and happy adventure, it is better to opt for a Sunday.                                          

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Close to 50 swine flu cases have been reported in Mumbai (13,000 in India) so far with no answer in place to tackle the disease.

Or is there??!!

Though swine flu is claiming lives and no topic to be joking about, there are certain myths flying around that would definitely leave you in splits (…and obviously, they are false).

You, too, may hear some of these tales, the swine flu myths, and how they can help tackle the disease. For the love of God, DO NOT BELIEVE IN THEM –

Homoeopathy

A homoeopathy message trending on WhatsApp

If you have received this message on WhatsApp, it is important that you do not fall for it. The message carries a picture of a homoeopathy medicine named “influenzium 200” that can apparently cure swine flu. Well, it cannot. Even United States’ FDA has refused to recognise this medicine for the treatment or cure of the H1N1 flu virus.

Medicine Named ‘Zinda Tilismath’

Zinda Talismath

Zinda Tilismath has gained recognition especially in Hyderabad and apparently is meant to lessen any form of inconvenience ranging from toothache to vomiting and nausea. People, who have information about swine flu, know for the symptoms to be similar to that of the cold flu. However, it is not a “cure” for swine flu in any way.

Namaste Instead Of Handshake

Handshake is the reason for outbreak of swine flu

Yes. It is exactly what you are thinking. As per Health Minister of Haryana Anil Vij, the Indian form of greeting, “Namaste”, can prevent swine flu. As per the politician, the foreign tradition of shaking hands is responsible for the outbreak of swine flu in the country. The best way is to not catch the flu, as per the minister, is greeting people with a polite Namaste.

Mosquito Bites

Apparently, mosquito bites are a reason for swine flu

This genius about people contracting swine flu from mosquito bites came from none other than Mamata Banerjee, the present Chief Minister of West Bengal. And yes, it is absolute rubbish.

Donkey Milk

Donkey milk does not contain properties to eliminate swine flu

This brilliant tip comes from Karnataka, especially the Vijayapura district where people can witness a common sight – cars stopping regularly to buy donkey milk. Now, a layman might wonder what all this fuss is about and upon enquiring they will get the accurate answer – “The donkey milk is to cure swine flu”. Doctors, on the other hand, have rubbished donkey milk as containing any characteristics that can control H1N1.

Ramdev Baba’s Swine Flu Cure

Baba Ramdev claimed to have a cure for swine flu in 2013

Just when you think Ramdev Baba is keeping it low, he jumps out of nowhere, but with his so-called brilliance in healthcare. This was back in 2013 when the yoga guru claimed to have cure for swine flu. Certain ayurvedic substances in addition to a mixture of cloves and black pepper should do the trick, as per him. He even went to an extent to claim that his ‘invention’ had helped people recover and could be used as a preventive measure against swine flu.

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