India is home to villages with strange yet fascinating rules that defy logic but thrive on deep-rooted beliefs. From Shani Shingnapur, where homes have no doors or locks, to Kodinhi, the village of twins, and Shetphal, where cobras live inside homes peacefully—each place holds a unique story.
India is a land of intrigue, history, and paradox. But amidst its expansive geography, there are villages where normal is not quite normal. They're not your typical postcard villages — these are villages where doors don't open, twins come in triplets, and cell phones are banned.
Their customs seem strange, yet they do stem from deeply rooted convictions and interesting lifestyles.
Let us open the most bizarre village regulations in India — beginning with the legendary Shani Shingnapur.