Snake village
Madhya Pradesh is also called the heart of India, which is also known for its culture, artistry, heritage and interesting stories. While two Jyotirlingas like Baba Mahakaleshwar and Omkareshwar are seated in the state, there is also the influence of the virtuous Salila Maa Narmada and Surya daughter Tapti river. This is the reason that the state runs with its golden history. This history has been going on since etc.
On the occasion of Nag Panchami, devotees across the country are worshiping the Nag Devta, but today we are going to tell you about a village in Khandwa in Madhya Pradesh, which is called the village of Nagas. Here snakes live like family members with villagers. The residence of these serpents is told here since time immemorial and this is the reason, which has become the name of this village Nagachoon.
Nagas village
Nagachoon village, located just a few kilometers from Khandwa, live poisonous snakes of many species, but sometimes no snake has done any harm to the people of the village nor do the people of the village cause any harm to the snake. Rather, he worships the snake as Bhilat Dev and lives with him like a member of his family. There is also a huge pond in Nagachoon village. A large number of snakes remain around it.
Poisonous snakes in the village
Many species of snakes live in these bombs, including snakes of many species like Cobra, Russell Viper, Simon Karet, Padma Nagin, Dhaman and Horse Pag. According to the scientific perspective, this area is a better place for snakes due to adequate water, availability of agricultural land, on the banks of the pond and a lotus marshes. Here they get enough food and they make safe movement here even during the summer season.
Learn why snake worshiped
Local farmers believe that due to snakes, rats, insect kites and such organisms that harm crops are protected from them. This is the reason that the people of the village worship snakes. Like family, let them stay with them. It is said that snakes roam here in the kitchen, bedroom and courtyard of the people here. Along with these people’s children also live, but sometimes no snake has done any harm to any child till date.
