Top 8 natural wonders in India

                  -Karbhagam.M

Introduction: 

India – one of the richest and heritage countries. It is the second most populist country and seventh-largest country in the world.

There are many natural wonders in India. Next time if you plan for a vacation, have a trip to wonderful places in our country.

The top 8 natural wonders in India: 

1. Natural Arch, Thirumala hills.

2. Magnetic hill, Ladakh.

3. Marble rocks, Jabalpur.

4. Butter rock, Mahabalipuram.

5. Needle hole point, Mahabaleshwar.

6. Nellitheertha cave, Karnataka.

7. Amarnath cave, Jammu Kashmir.

8. Belum caves, Andhra Pradesh.

1. Natural Arch, Thirumala hills:

Natural Arch, one of the India’s heritage monuments in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

It was 2.5 million years old.

The two dissimilar rock connected by a thin link is the rock view.

It is a rare geological fault expressed with the idiom Eparchaen unconformity.  

2. Magnetic hill, Ladakh:

A magnetic hill is situated at the Leh- Kargil highway.

It has a height of 14,000 feet.

Sindhu river that flows in the east makes the view more beautiful.

The scientist proved this hill has enormous electromagnetic force.

While driving, a person can feel the car rolling uphill in natural law. 

3. Marble rocks, Jabalpur:

It is the popular Indians tourist destination.

The rocks are carved and cut between the Narmada river of about 8km in length.

Marble Rock is one of the magnificent beauty of nature. 

4. Butter ball , Mahabalipuam:

Mahabalipuram is one of the famous tourist spots in South India.

Butterball is also known as balancing rock.

The rock stands on a slippery land without any balance.

It had never rolled on and withstood against all-natural calamities. 

5. Needle hole point, Mahabaleshwar:

The natural lock formation with a hole in between is truly a nature mystery.

It looks like someone has crafted an elephant trunk in that mountain.

But due to natural force, it got that view. What an amazing nature view. 

6. Nellitheertha cave, Karnataka:

This caveis devoted to Hindu lord somanatheshwara (shiva ).

The cave entrance point narrows unless one has to crawl to worship the Lord while the path extends on the exit side.

The cave encloses a lake in it. 

7. Amarnath cave, Jammu and Kashmir:

Amarth cave, one of the holiest places for Hindus.

It has an altitude of 3888 m.

It is the famous lord shiva sacred place.

It is well known for its ice statue (linga).

A linga is a portrayal of lord shiva.

This cave is covered by snow. 

8. Belum caves, Andhra Pradesh : 

 It is the second-largest cave in India.

It has formed due to the continuous flow of underground water from the river chitravathi.

It has a long passage, siphons, and many more inside the cave.  

Conclusion:

The places mentioned above are natural wonders in India.

In the eyes of science, these places hold some mystery in it.

This place is the biggest treasure in India. Let us cherish and preserve these wonders.