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Number 7, a strange place where Buddhism flourished, India. India is a place where Buddhism was born and developed, and it is also a land full of mysteries and wonders. Many wonderful works exist here, which makes everyone curious and curious. It can be called a mystery or a mystery, which to this day still remains unanswered. 1. Mysteries about musical instruments, Vittala Lamp, Hampi, Karnataka. The village of Hampi is proud of its many historical buildings, and the most prominent is the Vittala Lamp. This Vittala Lamp, a stone horse, is the most symbolic symbol of Hampi. The Vidupaksha Lamp in Hampi was built in the 7th century by the Chalukya rulers. The lamp is designed in the Dravidian style, and the prominent feature makes this lamp famous as having 56 musical instruments. Many scientists have tried to study and find out what is mysterious inside, but no one can find anything. 2. Mysteries about the size of the Nandi statue, the Yaganti Lamp, Andhra Pradesh. Located in the village of Kurnool, Yaganti is a famous temple of Shiva, where every year the gods come back with a large number. The mystery is that the statue of Nandi is placed here every day an increase in size over the years, and this is not a legend. Ancient Indian research has confirmed that this statue increases by 2.5 cm every 20 years. Another mystery here is that according to legend, a nobleman was praying for the fruit to fly into the lamp, so there was never a shadow of a fruit in the lamp. 3. Mysteries about the floating rocks, the Rameswaram state, Tamil Nadu. The Indian myth says that to rescue the wife of Sita from Ravana, Lord Rama built a bridge from Rameswaram to Sri Lanka across the North Sea. The bridge is called Ramasetu. What shocked people was that some rocks were found around the area, although they had the same shape as ordinary rocks, but they were floating when placed in the water. The reason behind the floating rock phenomenon has not yet been determined, although it has been studied by many scientists. 4. Mysteries about the hanging pillar, the Vedapatra temple, Andhra Pradesh state. This is a temple with 70 pillars, and it is a very mysterious place, called the Vedapatra temple, an architectural institution of the 16th century Vijayanagara Empire. The temple is decorated with 7 beautiful sculptures of gods, goddesses, archers and musicians. It also has a 7.3 x 4.26-meter-tall picture of the Vedapatra temple, the fire-breathing version of Shiva in Hinduism. It is considered the largest picture of any god in India. The biggest organ of the temple is the hanging pillar in the temple. That's right, it's a giant 6-meter-tall snake granite pillar, despite its weight and is hanging in the air. In 1924, a British engineer, Hamilton, tried to move the pillar to find the secret. While trying to do that, another pillar began to move. It was warned that the entire structure could collapse. He immediately canceled his activities. Then the Indian Institute of Archaeology conducted investigations and proved that the Indian Institute of Archaeology was the only one in the world that could prove the existence of the pillar. 5. The mystery of the giant's feet near the Vedapatra temple in Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh. A little away from Lepakshi temple, there is a mark of a giant's foot visible on the ground. 6. The mystery of the giant's feet in Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu. Krishna is a famous giant in Mahabalipuram because he kept the perfect balance even though he was standing on a cliff. The foot is estimated to be about 6 meters high and has become a major attraction for the people of Mahabalipuram. It is believed that Krishna climbed the cliff because he was afraid that he could fall down and destroy the houses nearby. But all efforts were in vain. What made this cliff so stable at an unimaginable angle? Until now, science has not been able to answer. 7. The mystery of the disappearance In Gujarat, near the city of Vadodara in Gujarat, the temple of Stambhedkar Mahadev is one of the most mysterious temples in India. The Shiva temple is also one of the most famous temples in Gujarat as well as in India. The strangest thing about this temple is that people can only visit it at low tide. At high tide, the temple disappears completely and only reappears after the water falls. This is just one of the many things we can learn through the media.