5 Most Haunted Places in India

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5 Most Haunted Places in India



5. Lambi Dehar Mines, Uttrakhand



The place located near the famous hill station Mussoorie. There used to be a mine which shut downed of due to number of incident of trucks falling of the hills. there were 50,000 workers in the 1990 and lots of them died painfully, now the city is widely populated there is some reports of strange sounds at night.

4. Tunnel no 103 Shimla- Kalka Railway


One of the most famous hill station also have a ghost story associated with the shimla - kalka railways, in the tunnel no 103 of the railway it used to be sad that there is s sprite of British Colonel. He was the man assign with the task of constructing the tunnel. After work stared on digging the tunnel, on reaching the center, he found out that both ends did not align properly and therefor was heavily penalized. He was so ashamed of his error that he shot himself in the tunnel. Now his spirit is in the tunnel.

3. Brijraj Bhavan Palace, Rajasthan


  It is a hotel with the beautiful gardens stand on the bank of the river Chambal river near city Kota in Rajasthan in India. There is a ghost in the palace which is seen by many of the servants, the ghost is of Major Charles Burton, killed by indian in 1857.

2. Dumas Beach, Gujarat


It is an urban beach located near Surat. Famous for for its black sand it is very popular tourist place in Gujarat. it stand 2nd in Asia for the most haunted pace. The beach is famous for its paranormal activities. The people complain of hearing of weird noises and screams during night.

1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan


 Bhangarh is a ghost town in India that is famous for its historical ruins. It is in the Rajgarh municipality of the Alwar district in the state of Rajasthan. It is now mostly a deserted town supposedly after it was cursed by a tantrik (person practicing black magic). It is infamous for its fort that is believed to be haunted. There are many legends as to its history and reasons why the fort still is haunted.

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