Mysterious Forest Of Treasure – Why Is It Forbidden To Stay In Nidhivan After Sunset?
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – There is a special and important reason it is not allowed to stay in Nidvidan after sunset. It is said that even the animals leave this mysterious place when darkness falls.
Nidhivan is a sacred place located in a dense forest in the historical city of Vrindavan in the Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Nidhivan- Credit: Dwivedi Ashok – CC BY-SA 4.0
Spread in 2-2.5 Acres, Nidhivan means “Forest of Tulsi”, or “‘Forest of treasure” is surrounded by trees with entwined branches, bending towards the ground, giving the place an eerie, almost ghostly appearance. Many find it strange that the land is parched, yet the trees are green throughout the year.
The doors to Nidhivan are closed every evening at 8 pm, when neither devotees nor priests are allowed to stay at the premises.
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