9 — Most Haunted Places In India
That Will Scare The Toughest Of You
INDIA — One of the World Oldest Civilization is a land full of mysteries. The children here have grown hearing to some of the most horrifying stories of evil ghosts and spirits. India well known for some of the oldest religions & cultures, is also the home of many of the most haunted places in the world, where every day and night enormous paranormal activities are active. The Land of black magic have seen & heard many evil stories right from the early times of Hindu Lord Shiva, who is believed to be the God of Destruction. On the eve of Halloween, we present you the 9 most haunted places of the country, which have been the most talked about haunted spots. We're not sure how true these ghost stories are, nobody knows. Anyway, true or false, these are some places and legends associated with their history that will get you into believing that ghosts do exist.
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Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan
Starting with the most haunted destination of India is Bhangarh, a deserted town in Rajasthan, which was established in AD 1613 by the King Madho Singh, son of great Mughal general, Man Singh of Amber. Hundreds of horror stories have been associated with this place. Bhangarh was abandoned soon after it was built and supposedly after it was cursed by a magician. In ignorance Ajab Singh, the grandson of Madho Singh, raised the palace to such a height that the shadow reached the forbidden place. Hence the devastation of entire town of Bhangarh happened. Local villagers say that whenever a house is built there its roof collapses. People say that nobody returned who stayed there after dark. And to scare you further, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) sign board put up there says, "Staying after sunset is strictly prohibited in this area." Will you dare to go there?
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Dumas Beach, Surat, Gujarat
The Original Land of the Dead, this one will definitely scare the hell out of you. Since the lonely beach has been used as an after-death burial ground by the Hindus for many years, a lot of spirits reside here. If you ever dare to take a walk at this place, you may soon find some unwanted companions along. Local people have said to hear some of the most scariest whispers of people talking in groups.
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The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai
I bet you din't knew this one, but to the few who are aware of this place, knows what a terrifying spot this is. Not many people know that the architect who designed the Taj Palace, Mumbai killed himself inside the hotel itself for a silly reason. So what was that reason by the way? You will be surprised but the reason was that the final design of the hotel wasn't made as per his wishes. Many guests have reported witnessing his spirit appearing in the narrow corridors of the hotel. So, when is the next time you are checking in here?
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Tunnel no 33, Shimla
The tunnel no. 33 falls on the Shimla-Kalka railway track. Hundreds of haunted stories have been associated with Shimla and it is said to have several haunted spots. Tunnel no. 33 is one such place which is said to be the abode of the ghost of British Railway Engineer, Colonel Barog. Not only this, people believe that there's not just one but many spirits that live inside it. How about visiting this place coming summer, would surely be a damp and scary dark vacation trip.
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Brij Bhavan Palace, Kota, Rajasthan
This one's really interesting. The palace still houses the ghosts of a British general and his young son who died in the same place during the Indian Independence Revolt of 1857. According to the guards, the ghosts are generally harmless, but there have been instances when they have been touched by invisible people during the night. Spooky, Isn't it?
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Shaniwarwada Fort, Pune
One of the most oldest and biggest fort of Maharashtra is the Shaniwarwada Fort in Pune City. People say that on Full Moon nights this place becomes the most haunted spot. As per the local, this fort is haunted by the ghost of a prince who was brutally assassinated when he was 13 year old by one of his relative. His voice is said to be heard in the middle of every night.
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GP Block - Meerut
Some people say that GP block of Meerut in Uttar Pradesh is a haunted ground. A house here is said to be the abode of the ghosts of several young boys and girls. As per some old story, a tragic incident have taken place here several years ago.
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Agrasen ki Baoli
Constructed by Maharaja Agrasen, this 14th century baoli is located in Delhi is believed to be a well known spot for paranormal activities. Now completely dry, it is once said to have been filled with black water which asked the people to commit suicide. The water is believed to have had hypnotized people & drove them to death!
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D'Souza Chawl Of Mahim, Mumbai
There is an infamous well in this chawl situated in Mumbai. If stories are to be believed, long ago, there was a woman who fell into the well while drawing water and died. Even today, her ghost can be seen tip-toeing around the well at night. Feeling Thirsty? Never ever go to drink water here in night.
This Article is made through an intensive research on the Internet to find such haunted place. We do not encourage any reader to visit these places in any way. It's always better to leave the spirits living here alone in their natural habitat. If you liked this article, do take some time to read my other article about Friday the 13th. Ciao.
Starting with the most haunted destination of India is Bhangarh, a deserted town in Rajasthan, which was established in AD 1613 by the King Madho Singh, son of great Mughal general, Man Singh of Amber. Hundreds of horror stories have been associated with this place. Bhangarh was abandoned soon after it was built and supposedly after it was cursed by a magician. In ignorance Ajab Singh, the grandson of Madho Singh, raised the palace to such a height that the shadow reached the forbidden place. Hence the devastation of entire town of Bhangarh happened. Local villagers say that whenever a house is built there its roof collapses. People say that nobody returned who stayed there after dark. And to scare you further, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) sign board put up there says, "Staying after sunset is strictly prohibited in this area." Will you dare to go there?
The Original Land of the Dead, this one will definitely scare the hell out of you. Since the lonely beach has been used as an after-death burial ground by the Hindus for many years, a lot of spirits reside here. If you ever dare to take a walk at this place, you may soon find some unwanted companions along. Local people have said to hear some of the most scariest whispers of people talking in groups.
I bet you din't knew this one, but to the few who are aware of this place, knows what a terrifying spot this is. Not many people know that the architect who designed the Taj Palace, Mumbai killed himself inside the hotel itself for a silly reason. So what was that reason by the way? You will be surprised but the reason was that the final design of the hotel wasn't made as per his wishes. Many guests have reported witnessing his spirit appearing in the narrow corridors of the hotel. So, when is the next time you are checking in here?
The tunnel no. 33 falls on the Shimla-Kalka railway track. Hundreds of haunted stories have been associated with Shimla and it is said to have several haunted spots. Tunnel no. 33 is one such place which is said to be the abode of the ghost of British Railway Engineer, Colonel Barog. Not only this, people believe that there's not just one but many spirits that live inside it. How about visiting this place coming summer, would surely be a damp and scary dark vacation trip.
This one's really interesting. The palace still houses the ghosts of a British general and his young son who died in the same place during the Indian Independence Revolt of 1857. According to the guards, the ghosts are generally harmless, but there have been instances when they have been touched by invisible people during the night. Spooky, Isn't it?
One of the most oldest and biggest fort of Maharashtra is the Shaniwarwada Fort in Pune City. People say that on Full Moon nights this place becomes the most haunted spot. As per the local, this fort is haunted by the ghost of a prince who was brutally assassinated when he was 13 year old by one of his relative. His voice is said to be heard in the middle of every night.
Some people say that GP block of Meerut in Uttar Pradesh is a haunted ground. A house here is said to be the abode of the ghosts of several young boys and girls. As per some old story, a tragic incident have taken place here several years ago.
Constructed by Maharaja Agrasen, this 14th century baoli is located in Delhi is believed to be a well known spot for paranormal activities. Now completely dry, it is once said to have been filled with black water which asked the people to commit suicide. The water is believed to have had hypnotized people & drove them to death!
There is an infamous well in this chawl situated in Mumbai. If stories are to be believed, long ago, there was a woman who fell into the well while drawing water and died. Even today, her ghost can be seen tip-toeing around the well at night. Feeling Thirsty? Never ever go to drink water here in night.
This Article is made through an intensive research on the Internet to find such haunted place. We do not encourage any reader to visit these places in any way. It's always better to leave the spirits living here alone in their natural habitat. If you liked this article, do take some time to read my other article about Friday the 13th. Ciao.
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