The secret of Rajasthan's cursed Kiradu temple, whoever went there at night, became a stone

 Today we will tell you about the stable cursed temple in Kiradu village, 30 km from Barmer district of Rajasthan. There is a grand and beautiful temple named Kiradu in this village. This Kiradu village used to be the capital of the Paramara dynasty in the eleventh century. This Kiradu temple in Rajasthan has been made so beautiful and grand. In which samples of exquisite craftsmanship of art and architecture are enshrined.

 

The secret of the cursed temple of Kiradu in Rajasthan

Seeing that your eyes will be torn apart. After all, the question arises in our mind that where there should have been a crowd of tourists. Why has that temple been deserted for thousands of years. Why are we getting questions through this. But today people are frightened after hearing the name of this Kiradu temple. Can any temple really be cursed? If not, then why are the centuries old myths associated with the temple still intact. The people of this village tell all stories and stories. Actually there is a potter of the village. Who is still suffering the curse of a monk. That is, after the curse of the monk, that woman had become a stone. That stone is still present in the village.

The villagers further state that a few years ago a monk had asked for alms from the king. But the king refused to give alms. Then the sage came in anger and cursed the villagers. Go who looks backward will be turned into stone. This story reflects this potter today. It is said that after this the Kiradu temple was transformed into a desolate forest. Here a flourishing village was uprooted forever by the curse of a monk who could never settle again. Whoever went to the Kiradu temple after this incident. He did not come back. According to the villagers, anyone who visits this temple embraces his death. That is, according to the curse of the monk, the person is transformed into stone. That is why a beautiful grand temple in Rajasthan has been deserted for so many years. Birds do not stop here after the sun sets.