Magic reigns in Barodiya: Village's mystical tricks leave science baffled at two-day fair

by shalini jha |

Magic reigns in Barodiya: Villages mystical tricks leave science baffled at two-day fair
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New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): The blue waters of the ocean and the lush greenery of nature are the best ways to calm the mind. People often choose such places for travel.

If you're looking for a thrilling destination, we've brought you information about a magical city that will leave you spellbound. Rajasthan boasts a village where even science pales in comparison to its art. We're talking about the village of Barodiya in Rajasthan.

Barodiya village, located 10 kilometers from Bundi district in Rajasthan, is unique in its own way, offering a unique blend of art and faith. Have you ever seen a truck perched on a pot, a car perched on a paper note, a bike suspended upside down with its neck separated from its body, and a stick, all without support? It all sounds incredible, but the people of Barodiya village have inherited the art of balance and magic, and they possess the ability to support large and heavy objects on thumb-sized objects.

The people of Barodiya village are adept at performing magic and acrobatics. They don't use any modern technology for their magic and tricks, but instead use traditional skills to make even a stone float on water. However, this spectacle is only seen twice a year. After Diwali, on Bhaiya Dooj, a two-day fair is held in this village of Bundi, which attracts visitors from abroad. This fair showcases not only magic but also a form of faith.

On Bhai Dooj, the Ghas Bhairuji procession takes place in Barodiya village, marking the return of Baba Bhairuji from his in-laws' home to his parents' home. The villagers prepare for the Ghas Bhairuji procession, and the procession travels throughout the village. If you're planning a two-day trip, visiting Barodiya village would be a great option.

Several ancient palaces can be found within a few kilometers of Barodiya village. Within a 10-20 kilometer radius, tourists can also visit Bagh Mahal, Keshoraipatan Temple, Indargarh, and Bijasan Mata Temple.

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