【porno nedir】'Pokémon Go' is taking Indian players on a pilgrimage

Pokémon Gomight not be porno nedirofficially available in India, but that hasn't deterred hundreds of fans from travelling around their cities to visit Poke Stops on their Android smartphones with side-loaded APK of the game.

SEE ALSO: 10 very inappropriate locations for Poke Stops in Pokémon Go

So far Pokémon Gofans all over the world have travelled to some pretty weird places to catch Pokémon, including cemeteries, baseball stadiums, a war zone and an adult shop. 

In contrast, Indian Redditors have been talking about how most Poke Stops are places of worship, including local churches, temples and mosques. One Reddit user even likened to it going to a pilgrimage.

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One fan remained undeterred in his mission to catch Pokémon.

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Pokemon Gofans have also been tweeting about visiting temples.

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