There are many strange things in India. Which is why it remains in debate. There is also a strange village in India where evening never falls. This village is Kodurupka village in Peddapalli district of Telangana. The village was once considered a special area for the Nizam rulers to roam. Now it is becoming a tourist attraction. Evening never falls in this village.
In the 24 hours of day and night, only morning, noon and night come here.
The whole village is surrounded by hills
The village is surrounded by hills on all sides. For this reason, there is a lot of greenery here and the clean environment gives comfort. Due to its specialty, this village is again becoming a tourist destination. Here the sun rises late and sets early.
There are mountains around this village. Gola Gutta to the east, Ranganaikula Gutta to the west, Pamubanda Gutta to the south and Nambuladri Swami Gutta Hills to the north. This affects the time of sunrise and sunset.
It gets dark at 4 o'clock. As soon as the sun rises, Gola Gatta hill located in the east becomes the wall of the rising sun. Due to which sunlight arrives late in the village. The sun's rays fall on the village with a delay of sixty minutes as compared to other places.
At the same time, due to the sun setting behind Ranganayakul Gutta hill, the village gets dark only at 4 o'clock. At 4 pm, lights are lit in every house and street in the village. According to experts, the main reason behind the unusual weather conditions in the village is the reflection and refraction of light.
The villagers reach home by 3 p.m.
The special geographical location of the village has been influencing the day to day activities of the villagers. People finish their work early and reach their homes.
Working women also arrive at their homes early by 3 p.m. Kodarupaka village is an old tourist destination, with hills, greenery, temples and a stream of water flowing around the village. People from surrounding villages and towns are visiting the village to watch the sunrise and sunset.
