Kindness I encountered from strangers while travelling- Trip to India's most haunted fort!

Wanted to see some Ghost!

Just heard about Ghosts never encountered them before. So this curiosity urged us (Two of my friends and I) to plan a trip of Bhangarh, Rajasthan, India.

There is a haunted fort in Bhangarh which is a proven fact by many people. Also it had wonderful structure and scenic nature.

We three musketeers then went on the trip on one fine day early in the morning so that we could reach back to Delhi by 10 pm or so because this much time is enough to explore as we can't stay during night over there.

A wholesome experience.

Near manesar is a restaurant called "Rao" which is extremely famous I must say and we had such a great food with immense variety and great taste. I wonder now a days it must be closed with literally no customer.

Anyway we headed to our journey after breakfast, luckily the weather became so nice and breezy and somehow romantic lol!

We enjoyed variety of songs and sang them loud and one of my friend drove the car. We were having lot of fun and then started mountain range called Aravalli, oh the amusing weather , road trip with bestfriends and scenic mountains were all I ever asked for. it was indeed a wholesome experience.

The actual fort.

After reaching Bhangarh , in order to reach the fort one have to drive through a extremely underdeveloped village with not much facilities. anyhow we managed to reach the fort, the experience was amazing, we literally clicked thousands of pictures, there were ruins of the fort and at that time there were lesser tourists as compared because of the rainy season. Yes, in amid of exploring the fort the rain started and we had to rush for some shelter obviously. so we did.

We thought of experiencing something spooky but due to rain we just stayed there for hardly two hours and moreover no such experience we encountered.

With a little wet clothes and literally no lunch after Rao's breakfast we rushed to the parking slot so that we could have a lunch but as I told earlier that it was rural area so instead of snacks we were left with nothing. Actually there was a straight clean highway with quite a less no. of dhabas (Eating spots) the only good eating spots were after finishing the long highway.

Found a gem in mankind.

Driving our way back home, the rain started and I love rain anyway so enjoyed it as well. but were extremely hungry and the chips weren't helping our stomach at all. but we have to finish the highway in order to grab some food.

While driving we struck some spiky rock which punctured the front right tyre and he had to stop the car with strong brake leaving rubber imprints on road. On that was terrifying at that moment. but yes we had to stop by the road side. there were very less no. of petrol pumps nearby so through our maps in cell phone , a nearby petrol pump.

It isn't advised to drive with such a tyre but we had no choice than driving it to the petrol pump. It was closed , our heart sank.

But there was a guy who was care taker of the pump but had no knowledge on how to fix the tyre. But after knowing the situation, he was ready to help with the tyre. Oh we had stepney. but no equipment. That guy helped us which was so generous and only because of him we went home safely that night he refused any money from us but I gave him a ganesha idol we had in our car as token of thanks and seemed like he preached same deity. I don't know how we would have managed to fix the car at that time if it wasn't him. and yes no to forget we finally ate food in Manesar.

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