This place has a different vibe. Once we arrived at Curdi, we felt like we entered one of those chapters from our History books where we learned about the Indus Valley Civilization – all old and broken houses, with half the stone walls crushed onto the ground and many ancient monuments still standing tall. Curdi is nothing less than that. It was so beautiful. Encompassed by rich green mountains, beneath a splendidly blue sky, the desolate grounds exactly complemented the ruins of Curdi, displaying the historical vibe. Water had already begun to accumulate since the monsoons had already rushed in. Tiny strands of grass were breaking through the barren lands, giving a perfect contrast and there were sets of crevices and cracks, with broken fences and walls all over the village. One thing that stood firm was the Someshwar temple as mentioned above.