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The place nobody knew


There are many places in earth. I know most of the places in America, but my favourite places are in India. But not all places have been discovered. Some are still hidden. They cannot be seen. But I just discovered a new place... An interesting one.... Very beautiful.... What place could it be?

It was a beautiful, enchanted place. Teh first thing I saw was a welcome arch. With beautiful flowers on it, lots and lots of flowers covered on the grills, many rabbits, butterflies and puppies jumping and flying, and also, there were bushes covered with flowers next to the arch. 

Next, comes the dead end, covered with various types of flowers. Jasmine, Lavender, Rose and Blue Bells. Many other wild flowers were also swinging on the bushes. 

Next, when we turn right, comes a beautiful water fall, singing the regular splish splash song. There was a pit, it which the water fell. There were many fishes swimming in there. A giant gold fish jumped up! It was so beautiful! I wish I could bathe in there.

Teh right side was a dead end. But in the left side, there was an open space. 

To my surprise, many children we're playing there! Then I noticed a small village coming next. Many people were already living there. 

No Corona, no nothing! Everyone was happy, and calm. There were also many cute and fluffy animals. There was a huge Blue Bell hanging from a tree. It gave a beautiful bell sound and it also gave blue light. 

But...

What is the name of this place?

Try to guess!

Enter your favourite answers in the comments....

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