Located on the disputed India-China border in Ladakh, in the mighty Himalayas, the Kongka La Pass is a low ridge pass that falls in the area where the armies of the two countries fought a war in 1962. Additionally, it is also one of the least accessible areas in the whole world.
Besides a rather tragic history of war, the Kongka La Pass is also often referred to as India’s very own Area 51. This is predominantly due to a multitude of reasons, one of which is the infamous Indo-Sino War, which ended in the Kongka La Pass being unofficially declared as sort of a “no man’s land,” meaning everyone was told to stay away from it.
This is followed by a trail of unusual activities that have taken place in Kongka La Pass over the years. These include sightings of UFOs, and bright lights with bizarre shapes, and basically no explanation for it. Many pilots have also claimed that their guidance gear and navigation equipment starts to glitch and malfunction in this area, which is why they tend to avoid crossing it.
Many theorists have also claimed that there are several unidentified caves here, which tend to appear and disappear sporadically, along with sightings of flying saucers. This has given rise to the theory that there could be a secret alien base here.
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