Across the sacred soil of Bharat lie places once radiant with divine presence — temples, universities, hermitages, and ancient cities now forgotten by time. These sites, though silent, still breathe with the prayers, chants, and wisdom of those who walked before us. Forgotten Places uncovers the hidden geography of India’s soul — from sunken shrines and lost rivers to ancient learning centers and vanished kingdoms. Every stone, every ruin, whispers the story of dharma’s endurance. To rediscover them is to awaken the living memory of Bharat — a civilization where the land itself was sacred scripture.
Hidden among the rocky hills of Madhya Pradesh, near Vidisha and not far from the world-famous Sanchi Stupa, lies a site where stone speaks the language of both science and spirituality. The Udayagiri Caves, carved during the Gupta period in…
On the banks of the sacred Kaveri River in Karnataka lies a place shrouded in mystery and legend—Talakadu. Once a thriving city of temples and dynasties, it is today known as the “city beneath the sands.” For centuries, shifting sands…
When people speak of Hoysala architecture, the names Belur and Halebidu shine brightly as masterpieces of Indian temple art. Yet, tucked away in a quiet village on the banks of the River Kaveri, there stands another marvel—the Keshava Temple of…