Such places in India where things stick like magnets, some are such where vehicles start moving on their own.

Magnetic Hill in Ladakh

Located on the Leh-Kargil-Batalik Highway in Ladakh. Famous Magnetic Hill It is one of the unique places in India. The magnetic attraction here is so strong that heavy vehicles get pulled upwards without any resistance. Not only this, when any liquid is poured here, it goes upwards instead of downwards.

Meaning, if we talk jokingly, here you will not need to fill oil in the vehicles, because the vehicles are running automatically here. Interestingly, this is called an optical illusion. Still, whoever comes to Ladakh, definitely goes to see this Magnetic Hill near Leh. This hill is no less than magic. (photo credit: wikimedia commons)

Tulshyam Road in Amreli

Tulsishyam is a place which is considered to be a mythological place, where Lord Krishna killed a demon named Tul. Therefore this place was named Tulsi Shyam in Gujarat. Apart from the 3000 year old Tulsi Shyam Temple, one of the roads here is famous for Gravity Hill. Here too many tourists stop their vehicles and have an experience like Ladakh. Therefore this place is one of the magnetic mountains found in India.

Kalo Dungar or Black Hill

Kalo Dungar or Black Hill is a beautiful place in the Great Rann of Kutch, from where one can get a beautiful view. A few years ago, a strange incident happened here, when the vehicles parked on the hill slid down at high speed. Let us tell you, these vehicles were closed and standing on a flat surface. When the matter was investigated, it was found that Kalo Dungar had the effect of ‘Gravity Hill’. For this reason, Kalo Dungar is one of the famous Gravity Hills of India. (photo credit: wikipedia)

in Kawardha district of Chhattisgarh

A mountain similar to the Magnetic Hill of Ladakh can also be seen in Chhattisgarh. According to a report, this part falls on a road built on a hill in Kawardha district. Driverless closed cars move up here. Meaning, the joy of seeing a driverless car climbing up here, you cannot get anywhere else.

Here the people of Dewanpatpar village say that this is the effect of divine power, the tribals worship the mountain like a deity and a forest. They believe that due to the influence of divine power, big iron carts automatically climb the hill here. But scientists say that this is an optical illusion.

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