7 episodes
Folk Tales by JustWravel JustWravel
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Almost every 90s kid has been a part of that one friend group where everyone would gather every time there was a power cut, to narrate tales of ghosts, spirits, or even imaginary monsters like the "Monkey Man of Delhi".
We find ourselves reminiscing about those days when storytelling was an integral part of our lives.
As we grew up, the curiosity with which we listened to those tales with our wide eyes slowly diminished.
This is our attempt to make you relive that nostalgia.
JustWravel presents Folk Tales, A series narrating stories from different nooks and corners of India.
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Episode 6 - The Origin Of Ganga River - Gaumukh Tapovan (Story)
🎙️ Dive into the depths of ancient legends and myths on 'Folklore Chronicles.' Join us as we uncover the captivating story of the Ganga River's origin and embark on a spiritual journey to Gaumukh Tapovan. Discover how determination, devotion, and the divine shape the destiny of nations. 🌊✨ #FolkloreChronicles #GangaRiver #Mythology #Adventure #PodcastJourney"
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Episode 5 - Panch Kedar (The Story)
This episode of folktale is about the epic tale of Panch Kedar temples, where five brothers set out in search of the divine. The story of the Panch Kedar yatra dates back to the 10th Century, serving its roots in the Mahabharata which literally means the Great Epic.
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Episode 4 - The Curse Of Kuldhara
In the fourth episode of Folktales by JustWravel, we’ll go back in time and take you along with us to tell you all about the curse of Kuldhara, the ghost village that remains abandoned after 300 years and tell you why no one has ever been able to live there ever since.
An abandoned village near the golden city - Jaisalmer, one where broken walls and crumbling roofs speak of the horrors of the past.
Narrated by: Nishant Sharma
Written by: Anjali Dedha
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Episode 3 - The Martyr Who Still Serves His Nation
In the third episode of Folktales by JustWravel, we bring you the story of three brave hearts of Tawang. One of them was a soldier, one was a sister and one simply fought for love. The JaswantGarh War Memorial is now a popular tourist destination along with one of the most iconic landmarks of Tawang : Sela Pass, but this place has seen bloodshed, courage, selflessness all at once. Let's take you back to the year of 1962, from where this story starts.
Narrated By : Nishant Sharma,
Written By : Anjali Dedha
Produced By : Team Justwravel
Trigger Warning : The following audio includes : Gun sounds, Mention of Military Violence & Themes of War. -
Episode 2 - The Legend of the Living God
In the second episode of Folktales by JustWravel, We bring you the story of a Monk who became a living God for the locals of a small village, Gue, in Spiti Valley. Known for its pristine beauty and strong Buddhist influence, Spiti Valley holds many mysteries in its embrace and one of them is The Mummy Of Gue and how it remains intact even after 500 years without any chemicals or preservatives.
Narrated by: Anjali Dedha -
Episode 1 - The Tragedy of Ka Likai (Meghalaya)
In the first episode of Folktales by JustWravel, we share how a tragedy that had befallen a mother inspired the name of the tallest plunge waterfall in Meghalaya. One of the seven sister states, Meghalaya is known for its eternal beauty and the abundance of sparkling waterfalls. But as the saying goes, behind every beautiful thing there’s some kind of pain…
Narrated by: Rohan Verma
Trigger warnings: Cannibalism, Death, Suicide.