This temple in Rajasthan is famous for its rituals to ward off evil spirits and heal those believed to be possessed. 

This temple is believed to witness a divine menstruation cycle, turning the Brahmaputra River red every year. 

The temple’s flag waves against the wind, and the prasad never runs out, despite being cooked only once a day. 

Devotees offer alcohol to Lord Kaal Bhairav in temple, and it is said that the deity himself consumes the alcohol. 

Lepakshi Temple in Assam features a mysterious pillar that hangs in the air without touching the ground. 

Venkateswara Temple, in AP, the deity’s idol has real hair that is never combed yet remains smooth and intact. 

Channapatna Dog Temple is dedicated to two guardian dogs believed to protect the local village from evil. 

At Kodungallur temple, devotees slash themselves during the Bharani Festival, believing it pleases the goddess. 

Stambheshwar Mahadev Temple disappears underwater during high tide and re-emerges during low tide. 

The Kodinhi Twins temple is in a village where an unexplained phenomenon results in high number of twin births.