The City That Exists Forever-Kashi/Varanasi

Varanasi also known as Kashi or Banaras is the city on the banks of river Ganga in Uttar Pardesh state of North India. This city is suppose to be the oldest city in the world according to Indian mythology.A major religious hub in India and is the holiest city of India.Image result for Varanasi

 These days we might hear somewhere people talking and discussing about the apocalypse or end of the world because we got so many clues that this going to happen soon weather by so called Allen attack or any natural disaster like flood, earthquake, Extreme hot or cold  so in that case no place would be safe at that time but chill, According to Indian mythology Kashi or Varanasi will be the city that it self is under Lord Shiva's protection and on so many years and years it remains safe under his eye. Image result for Varanasi

 Lord Shiva will never let this city to get destroyed in any case because this city is very lovable by him
So if we want to be safe at that hard time you should head towards the Varanasi

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