1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan
Caution: Do not visit eerie Bhangarh Fort after dark!!
2. Church of the Three Kings, Cansaulim, Goa
The film ‘Bhootnath’ had a scene shot in the Church of the Three Kings!
3. Dumas Beach, Gujarat
Mysterious whispers are carried on the wind at breezy Dumas beach
4. Shaniwarwada Fort, Pune
If you listen carefully you might hear a young prince shouting, ‘Uncle save me!
5. Grand Paradis Towers, Malabar Hill, Mumbai
Grand Paradis Towers, Malabar Hill, Mumbai
6. Tunnel No. 33, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Tunnel No. 33, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Hill stations already have the reputation of being atmospheric, mysterious places due to their relative isolation and silence. Tunnel No. 33 (also referred to as Tunnel 103) is one of the tunnels on the Shimla-Kalka railway route. This is where the friendly ghost of Colonel Barog loiters, in search of friendly chats with people who take the tunnel. Colonel Barog was a railway engineer during the British Raj who committed suicide due to a gross miscalculation while the engineering work for the tunnel was ongoing. He was fined but the humiliation of his error and reprimand turned out to be too much for him. They say his spirit lingers on in the tunnel, albeit he’s the chattiest ghost around for miles!
7. South Park Street Cemetery, Kolkata
South Park Street Cemetery, Kolkata
This cemetery is an attractive tourist spot, known for its classical Greek and Palladian structures. The cemetery was built in 1767 and is burial grounds for British soldiers. There is an urban myth that has gained stronghold however that a group of friends taking photos at the site managed to capture the appearance of a mysterious fist in one photo frame. The friends then started experiencing inexplicable illnesses soon after the incident. Others say that there is a foggy figure that cuts through the early morning mist on some days. Visit at your own peril!
8. Agrasen Ki Baoli, Delhi
Don’t walk alone to the dry bottom of the stepwell!
This extraordinary stepwell is surprisingly found hidden among the buildings of Connaught place in Delhi. Made of red stone and lined with many arched niches, it has 103 steps that used to lead into water, but the bottom of the well is usually dry now. It’s the deep black waters of the well that were claimed to be haunted… purported to draw disheartened and depressed admirers towards it with a magnetic effect, where they would give in to the hypnotic lure and drown to death in the waters.
9. GP Block, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
10. Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad

Many will have been to film city and say that they didn’t find anything unusual while seeing the sights, but it’s actually people staying in the hotels within the film city that have had sightings of paranormal activity. Some claim they’ve heard knocking on doors when no one is around and others have seen mysterious figures disappearing and re-appearing. Stay overnight if you dare!
11. National Library, Kolkata
National Library, Kolkata
Kolkata’s National Library was once the residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal, but is now the state’s Central Public library, housing many rare books and journals. Guards are afraid to take night shifts at the library and people have reported hearing a woman’s footsteps. Some labourers lost their lives during renovations in the building and some claim to see their apparitions appear and fade before their eyes.
12. Dow Hill, Kurseong, West Bengal
Dow Hill, Kurseong, West Bengal
Kurseong, a hill station located about 30kms from Darjeeling, has a place called Dow Hill which is reknowned for its spookiness within some boarding schools. People have claimed to hear inexplicable footsteps around the empty corridors of the boys’ boarding school during school vacations. Woodcutters working in the forested areas nearby have seen a headless boy walking around, who then vanishes through the trees. The odd sightings are attributed to various murders that have taken place in the area. Kurseong is one of the stops on the Darjeeling Himalayan railway, which you can board at New Jalpaiguri railway station. Arrive at Bagdogra airport and take a taxi or rickshaw to the railway station. Wander in these woods at your own risk
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Woah!… Will surely visit those places!! Thanks to share!! 🙂
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Intriguing post! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you very much for your encouraging response.
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