India was an enthrall country to visit; it has a rich culture, heritage buildings, majestic temples, stunning beaches, and huge monuments, that attracts tourists. But have you ever wondered that visiting an Indian Jail could be on the list of travelers too?

If you talk to youth across the world for holiday they would plan to spend their weekends at Hotel, clubs or beaches, but these two Malaysians flew all the way from Kuala Lumpur to Hyderabad to spend this weekend in a Tadlapalle, Sangareddy, in Telangana India Prison to experience the jail environment.

But usually, it’s founded shameful for people if a policeman comes his home for any quarry. Most of the people must have noticed that the policeman seams unfriendly even a policeman friend too. We also request police friend invited by us to come without uniform.

Generally, the impact of the police in society become so suspicion on their visit the behaver of the society become erroneous towards the person police visited. Most of the time Neighbors wanted to know the problem and reason of the police visited.

And if you have been a prisoner then the society doesn’t even like to talk to you and your family too.

After returning back from the prison when media asks the Former Chief Minister of Bihar Shri. Lalu Prasad Yadav about his experience in prison, he boldly said that the men have to be in prison at least once in a lifetime to eclipse the experience. He also said there are many senior leaders stayed in jail and plan their feature battle.

 Now it becomes quite easy for a normal person to stay and have prison experience in the life and for that he doesn’t have to commit a crime. To visit in a jail you have to go through various formality through jailer and DG of Prison.

The Telangana Prison Department runs a unique jail tourism programme known as ‘Feel the Jail’, where anyone can spend 24 hours in the Sangareddy prison. According to the Public Works Department (PWD), this jail is more than 220 years old and was built during the Nizam-era in 1796.

V.K. Singh, the Director General of Prisons in Telangana, came up with the idea of turning the heritage jail into a tourist spot. “Feel the Jail” programme at Heritage Jail Museum in Sangareddy where almost 47 people had spent a day or two by paying Rs 500 for 24 hours till date. However, Superintendent, Sangareddy jail, Santosh Rai, said they had received foreigners for the first time on Saturday. The two Malaysians — Ng Inn Wo, a dentist, and Ong Boon Tek, a businessman from Kuala Lumpur — flew from Malaysian capital to Hyderabad on Saturday morning and drove to Sangareddy straightaway. They were given clothes of prisoners after completing the formalities. The two youths, who are of Chinese origin and take Chinese meal at home, preferred to take the Indian meal prepared and served to inmates of the jail.

Speaking to Telangana Today, Ng Inn Wo said they came across the facility online. Stating that they had watched and read several news reports about this facility on the web, Wo said they had decided to spend this weekend in a unique way. They will fly back to Kuala Lumpur on Monday.

Santosh Rai hoped that they would get more and more visitors from other countries since no country in the earth is offering such a facility.