Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Known for the "bleeding goddess" phenomenon during Ambubachi Mela, symbolizing the goddess's menstruation.
Famous for sealed vaults rumored to hold immense wealth, with some chambers still unopened.
The flag atop defies the wind, no birds fly over it, and its shadow vanishes at noon. The sea’s waves are inaudible inside the temple.
An engineering marvel carved from a single rock, featuring intricate carvings and undeciphered Sanskrit inscriptions.
Features a hanging pillar that doesn’t touch the ground, verified by passing a cloth beneath it.
Houses an eternal flame burning without any visible fuel, defying scientific explanation.
Known for underground chambers and secret passages, with the only smiling Shiva idol in India.
Submerges during high tide and reappears during low tide, earning the name "vanishing temple."
Devotees offer alcohol to Kal Bhairav, regarded as the guardian deity of Varanasi.
Creates an optical illusion, appearing larger than it is, and houses a self-originated Shivlinga.