In the cursed Golconda fort, the ghost of Rani Taramati is seen dancing and singing songs!

- Gochar-Agochar-Devesh Mehta

- If clapped by hand at a fixed point under the dome, it can be heard at the highest point in Bala Hisar Mandap, about one kilometer away.

The main cursed and haunted places of Bharat include some palaces, forts, ruins, hotels, houses and areas. In all these places, there are horrible experiences of seeing ghosts, hearing their scary voices, facing them face to face. Many people made desperate attempts to find out the secret of these places which actually proved to be the cause of his death. In fact, the ghosts occupy their realm at night and act according to their wishes by appearing in that place. He used to wander in the place where he lived and died in the past. One such cursed place is Golconda Fort which is located in Hyderabad. It was built in the thirteenth century. The ghost of Queen Taramati has been seen by many people in this fort. It was in this fort that Queen Taramati was buried with her husband.

Golconda Fort is also known as Golconda. Golconda means - round hill. Golconda was a fortified fortress and the early capital of the Qutbshahi dynasty. Which is located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Due to its proximity to diamond mines, Golconda developed into a major diamond trading center, especially due to the Kollur mine. The area has produced many of the world's most famous diamonds. These include the Kohinoor (Coke-I-Noor) currently owned by the United Kingdom, the Blue Hop Diamond owned by the United States of America, the pink Daria-e-Noor owned by Iran, the Regent in France, the Rન્ટgion in Germany, And Jacob, recently found Florentine Yellow, Akbar Shah and Mughal diamonds.

Golconda's original name was Mandal. The Golconda fort was first built by the Kakatiyas as part of the western defense of a fort called Kondapalli. The city and the fort were built on a granite hill which is 20 feet high. The fort was rebuilt and fortified by Rani Devi and her successor Prataparudra in Rani Rudra. The fort then came under the control of Kamanayak who defeated the Tughlaq army at Warangal. Golconda gradually became the main territory of the Bahamian sultanate. Independent in 19th, founded by Qutbshahi in Golconda.

Expanded as is the present structure by Qutb Shahi Sultans over a period of 3 years. Its perimeter is like a fort of granite spread over five kilometers. It remained the capital of the Qutbshahi dynasty till 190. Hyderabad was then made the capital. Qutb Shahis then expanded the fort back, with a 4 km outer wall encircling the city of Golconda. It fell to the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in 18 after an eight-month siege.

Golconda Fort is listed as an ancient monument and a special structure of archeology. It is housed in four different forts with eight semicircular forts, eight gateways, four drawbridges with a ten kilometer long outer wall and several royal rooms, rooms, a temple and a mosque. Golconda is home to wonderful architectural art. Everyone is amazed to see ancient engineering miracles. An acoustic effect can be felt in its Fateh Darwaza.

If clapped by hand at a fixed point under the dome at the entrance, it can be heard about a kilometer away at the highest point in the Bala Hisar Mandap. Due to this dexterity and strength, when the enemy army attacked, their voices could only be heard by the royal bureaucrats when they were one kilometer away and they became wary. It is also believed to have a secret tunnel that exits the court hall and ends at a palace on a hillside. Strange creations have been made in many places in the fort. The elephant-shaped tree, the ancient Baobab tree, is also one of its wonders.

Golconda Fort, despite being so wonderful and beautiful, is cursed and haunted. The ghost of Queen Taramati is wandering in this fort. There are musical instruments in the evening and the sound of dancing dancer's footsteps can be heard till midnight. Many people have also been seen dancing like a beautiful dancer and queen. There are also occasional screams and screams. There are often inverted pictures hanging on the walls.

Taramati and her sister Premamati were dancers and singers of Abdullah Qutb Shah's court. Taramati was a heap of form and was unparalleled in the art of dance. Haiya, who was watching her dance, also started dancing with her footsteps. She had such a sweet and charming voice that she was ashamed of the cuckoo's nest as beautiful as she danced. The Sultan was so mesmerized by her beauty, choreography and singing that he finally fell in love with her. That being said, he even married her. Is. Taramati did not die in 19.

He had the tombs of Qutb Shahi sultans and queens and was buried with them. Taramati Baradari Sarai is built where she is seen dancing in a special way as a ghost. Many times he sang melodious songs along with his intoxicating dances. The spectator-listener of this dance and song becomes intoxicated but when he realizes that this is a party of ghosts, the presentation of a ghost, the merriment of their merriment vanishes and fear spreads in Haiya!