10 Haunted places in India- "Haunted eyes stares at you"

10 Haunted places in India- "Haunted eyes

stares at you"

I still remember my childhood stories from my grandmother about some real paranormal activities at their time, but never imagine the same will be hard enough to believe that - "They do exist"

For centuries, travellers from around the world who have made their journey to India have been spellbinded by the mystical energy that surrounds the country.

What i personally believe:

If you believe in life, you must believe in death,

If you believe in the alive, you must believe in the dead.

Blame it on circumstances, but spine-chilling accounts confirm the presence of ghosts and spirits, especially when they come from locals. 

if the word ‘supernatural‘ gives you an adrenalin rush, you, my friend, like me and many others, are someone who likes to push the boundaries a little and take a peek into what’s happening in the strange, mysterious world out there. 

Lets go for - "HAUNTED HUNT                                                WALKTHROUGH"

1. Bhangarh Fort in Alwar:ASI approved 

                       

                  

    

As per the story associated with the most haunted place in India, a Tantrik fell in love with Princess Ratnavati. He tried to use magic to win over her, but the princess got to know of his evil plans and ordered him killed.

 Before the tantrik died, he cursed the residents of the fort to die and the village dwellers to remain roofless forever.Even if a roof is built, it collapses soon after.

2. Delhi Cantonment Area: 

               

                      

Delhi Cantonment area is a great place to visit during the day. But as the night falls, you can be lucky (or unlucky) enough to experience its spooky side. Locals and passersby claim to have seen a woman in a sari asking for a lift and chasing the vehicle at inhuman speeds.

Many travellers met with fatal road accidents while driving

3.Malcha Mahal in Delhi: 

                 

                     

Malcha Mahal is hunting lodge that dates back to the Tughlaq era. Princess Wilayat Mahal, one of the last descendants of the royal family of Oudh, did not get her estate back after independence. She committed suicide by drinking grounded diamond. Her ghost is said to haunt the royal palace area ever since. 

Rumors say that those who have attempted to enter the palace without permission never returned alive.

4. Mukesh Mills, Maharashtra

                         

                   

    Mumbai too has a contender for the most haunted places in India. Built in the 1870s, this mill in Mumbai's Colaba area, was once a centre of bustling activity till it shut in 1982 owing to a strike. A few months later an unexplained fire broke out in the mill which left it in a dilapidated state. Post this, many television shows, commercials and movies have been shot here. There have been stories about actors refusing to shoot because of eerie feelings, lost goods and even possession.

5.  The Savoy Hotel, Uttarakhand:

     

The perfect plot and probably the most perfect haunted story. In 1911, a British spiritualist called  Frances Garnett-Orme was found dead at the Savoy in her room, which was locked from inside. Her ghost is said to haunt the Mussoorie property. 

People say you can hear her whisper at the lodge. The unresolved mystery of her death gave Agatha Christie her first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1920).

 The legend of Garnett-Orme also inspired Ruskin Bond’s In A Crystal Ball – A Mussoorie Mystery (2003).

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6. Grand ParadisM Towers, Malabar Hill,             Mumbai

             

Possibly the most haunted place in Mumbai, Grand Pradis Towers is a residential block located in one of the most affluent areas of Mumbai – Malabar hill. A flat located on the eighth floor was the site of a series of suicides even resulting in the death of three generations of one family that lived there, within a year. The building society has recorded up to 20 cases of fatal accidents and suicides since the building was built in 1976. Apparently, the incidences have stopped since the society did a puja and a havan, but the flat remains unoccupied

7. Dumas Beach- Gujarat

This beach is located very near Surat, one of the developed cities of the state. This particular beach draws countless visitors almost every day as legend has it that the winds which blow fiercely come along with whispers.

In fact, it is believed that there have been many people who have lost their lives here. Also, if you are a brave heart, you can test the waters yourself by taking a midnight stroll along the beach, if you have company. If the testimonies are anything to go by, then you will also be greeted by warnings asking you to not cross a certain line while on the beach.

It is also believed that this beach was for long used as a Hindu burial ground, therefore, being the resting place of tortured souls. There have also been reports of people disappearing mysteriously and having never been found again. 

8. Dow Hill in Kurseong – Darjeeling

              

The Dow Hill Boarding School for Girls is at the center of supernatural activity by all accounts.

There have been many reports of the school’s corridors being haunted. Additionally, the forest that surrounds the school is also considered to be haunted. In fact, many woodsmen who visit the forest have reported seeing a headless boy who suddenly appears and then disappears into the forests. Legend has it that there were innumerable murders which took place in this forest area.

9. The Mansion, Residency Road – Pune 

                 

The locals tell a tale that this place is haunted by a wicked old lady.

Those who have been victims of this experience, call the Mansion one of the most haunted places in India. Don’t take up a challenge and explore this place, because the residents here vouch for its spookiness.

10. Jatinga, Assam

This village is popular worldwide for its unexplained phenomenon of bird suicides. Most of the migratory birds visiting the area never leave the village, dropping dead for no rhyme or reason on the streets. The case gets even more inscrutable as these birds always plummet to their death between 06:00 p.m. to 09:30 p.m. on the moonless nights of September and October.
These mass suicides only occur on a specific 1 mile by 600 feet strip of land and this phenomenon is said to have occurred year after year without a break for more than a century. Many theories have been offered by scientists to explain this phenomenon, the most popular one being that these birds are attracted towards village lights which later confuse them, along with many others. None of them has yet been able to prove any of the theories behind this phenomenon though, which is why it continues to haunt and intrigue the minds of the residents and travellers just the same.

Just go and have some Goosebumps!!!