Trinsandhiya Mata Nadi has the distinction of flowing thrice a day (i.e. Morning, Noon and Evening)

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Trinsandhiya Mata Nadi has the distinction of flowing thrice a day (i.e. Morning, Noon and Evening)
Trinsandhiya Mata Nadi has the distinction of flowing thrice a day (i.e. Morning, Noon and Evening) on some occasions. This is a rare and unique Darshan which has not been heard to exist anywhere else on the earth. The Nadi flows from the top of a hill and also disappear naturally. There is no lake, Pond or a permanent spring on the top of the hill wherefrom the water could spill over or come out. Plz share this video maximam ....
Jai Trisandhiya Mata Ki
Trinsandhiya Mata Nadi has the distinction of flowing thrice a day (i.e. Morning, Noon and Evening)

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