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Some tourist attractions in India are even included in the single category.

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reported from travel trianglehere is a row of unique tourist attractions in India that you must visit.

1. Toilet Museum New Delhi

The Toilet Museum features a rare collection detailing the historical development of toilets after 2500 BC and how they have changed to the present day.

In addition to providing a chronological explanation of technological developments, it also provides social customs regarding toilets, etiquette, prevailing sanitary conditions, and the efforts of authorities.

With a range of latrines, chamber pots, toilet accessories, bidets and toilets, this museum showcases the evolution of toilets from 1145 AD to modern times.

Toilet Museum Facts:

• The museum is divided into 3 sections – ancient, medieval and modern.
• It also opened sanitary facilities at the beginning of colonization, including the Harappa culture.
• The ornately carved and painted urinals and toilets are the highlight here.
• A mobile chest of drawers in the form of a treasure chest was used by the British during camping and hunting.
• The toilets of Roman emperors were made of gold and silver.

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2. Shani Shingnapur Maharashtra

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Shani Shingnapur is a religious place in Maharashtra which is about 84 km from Aurangabad.

According to locals, the area is considered protected by Lord Shani and no one tries to steal here.

There are many traditions that have been followed for over 400 years and make it one of the unique places in India.

Facts about Shani Shingnapur:

• It is believed that the deity here appeared by himself and resided here until recently in the Black Stone.
• Women are not allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the shrine until March 30, 2016.
• The temple is open to the sky and there is folklore holding it under the uncovered structure.
• There are no doors or locks in the whole village.
• On Amavasya day (no moon day), thousands of devotees come to Shignapur to pray.