India’s Superstition Trail: Beliefs, Bans & Blessings

India is a country in which science and superstition often blend. While space stations orbit the Earth, frogs are wedded to bring rain, mirrors are shrouded at death, and lemons hang outside shop fronts to ward off evil. Well out of temple and palace, there is a compelling richness of India's spiritual consciousness—one not documented in textbooks but spun deeply into the lives of millions. 

Welcome to India's Superstition Circuit, a tourist itinerary that winds its way through villages, ceremonies, and communities ruled not only by laws—but by belief.

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