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Lets get a bit of Creepy fact today...
As if the dark and murky swamps of Bengal aren’t scary enough, there is also a danger alert in line of paranormal activities. There have been whispers that along with the regular marsh beings, there are also mysterious Aleya Ghost Lights that lurk about. Seducing travellers to their doom, they are said to zoom by and float above the land.
If you happen to be roaming the marshes and swamps of Bengal and are lucky—or unlucky, depending on your appetite for the paranormal—you might witness a hair-raising display of shimmering colourful lights in the distance. According to local beliefs, these lights emanate from the stranded spirits of dead fishermen who lost their lives accidentally in these areas. Those who have tried to approach these ghost lights or “Aleya” are said to have either lost their lives or their sanities.
Recently, a scientific theory has surfaced suggesting these lights are gases formed by the decomposing organic matter in the swamps. When they emerge to the surface and get mixed with oxygen, oxidization and ionization effects bring about a disquieting glow in the air.
Whatever said and done, if you want a creepy experience there are no dearth of places here in India.. Start visiting one by one if you have guts to experience it..
Lets get a bit of Creepy fact today...
As if the dark and murky swamps of Bengal aren’t scary enough, there is also a danger alert in line of paranormal activities. There have been whispers that along with the regular marsh beings, there are also mysterious Aleya Ghost Lights that lurk about. Seducing travellers to their doom, they are said to zoom by and float above the land.
If you happen to be roaming the marshes and swamps of Bengal and are lucky—or unlucky, depending on your appetite for the paranormal—you might witness a hair-raising display of shimmering colourful lights in the distance. According to local beliefs, these lights emanate from the stranded spirits of dead fishermen who lost their lives accidentally in these areas. Those who have tried to approach these ghost lights or “Aleya” are said to have either lost their lives or their sanities.
Recently, a scientific theory has surfaced suggesting these lights are gases formed by the decomposing organic matter in the swamps. When they emerge to the surface and get mixed with oxygen, oxidization and ionization effects bring about a disquieting glow in the air.
Whatever said and done, if you want a creepy experience there are no dearth of places here in India.. Start visiting one by one if you have guts to experience it..
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