Few hours away from Delhi is a mysterious hill station, which is called 'Fairyland'

Mysterious Hill station Khait Parvat: Have you ever seen fairies? You may not have seen them, but you must have definitely imbibed the form and body of fairies in your mind from grandmother's stories and film scenes. Fairies from childhood stories seem like childish things to grown-ups, which have nothing to do with reality, but there must be a desire to see their form and color in the memories.

There is a location in India where you may encounter fairies. Fairies are claimed to have settled their country here, and they can be seen. People in this place follow the likes and dislikes of fairies. It is impossible to say how accurate the existence and sight of fairies are, but after hearing the stories of the locals and seeing the lifestyle here, one can journey to the fairyland with optimism.

The unique feature is that this hill station, known as the realm of fairies, is only a few hours from Delhi. Let us know where the land of fairies is located and how to reach here. The story of this mysterious hill station can force you to come here.

Uttarakhand's little hill station is known as the Land of Fairies. The hill station's name is 'Khait Parvat'. Khait Parvat is found in the Garhwal District. Khait Parvat is located about 10,000 feet above sea level. This mountain appears to be a veritable paradise.

To get to Khait Parvat, take any vehicle from Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, to the village of Fegulipatti in the Garhwal district. You can take the bus to Tihli Garhwal. Aside from this, you can travel by taxi or in your own vehicle. A dome-shaped mountain near that settlement is known as Khait Parvat.

People say that fairies are suddenly seen on Khait Parvat. They believe that fairies protect the nearby villages. Some people consider them fairies, some consider them Yoginis and forest goddesses.

Not only Khait Parvat but also the Khaitkhal temple, which is around 5 kilometers from the town, is regarded as strange. It is reported that fairies are worshipped in this temple, and a fair is held in June.

People here believe that fairies dislike bright colors, loud music, and noise. As a result, these activities are prohibited at this location. Tourists who come to visit are also asked not to play music. This location is surrounded by greenery, has great weather, and offers stunning views. Walnuts and garlic are also grown on Khait Parvat. You can also come here to camp, but you cannot leave after 7 p.m.