As kids, ghost stories used to fascinate us a lot and some
of these scary sagas still haunt us. Undoubtedly, the world is splashed with
places that have some spooky connection. Here, we bring you top 10 most haunted places in the world
that are scary enough to give you that real jolt. So, be prepared for that hair
raising experience as you scroll through this spine-chilling account.
1. Bhangarh Fort, India
Located on the way to Alwar in Rajasthan, the fort is a cursed structure and one of the most haunted places of India. The legend says that a black magic sorcerer cursed the palace residents that they will die unnaturally and their spirits will haunt the fort forever. Another fact about this place states that village households in proximity to this fort area don’t have roofs. It is believed that whenever a house with a rooftop is built, it collapses. And most importantly, staying in the premises of the fort after dark is strictly prohibited by Archaeological Survey of India.
2. Highgate Cemetery, England
Highgate cemetery in North London is one of the most haunted cemeteries on earth and an ideal place for ghost hunters. As the dusk falls, the cemetery is engulfed in a supreme horror environment. Creaky pathways, headless statues, and untrimmed grass pavements with hooting of owls is sure to impart a spine-chilling experience. Gothic architecture and shivery silence of this place enhances its horror quotient.
4. Monte Cristo, Australia
1. Bhangarh Fort, India
Located on the way to Alwar in Rajasthan, the fort is a cursed structure and one of the most haunted places of India. The legend says that a black magic sorcerer cursed the palace residents that they will die unnaturally and their spirits will haunt the fort forever. Another fact about this place states that village households in proximity to this fort area don’t have roofs. It is believed that whenever a house with a rooftop is built, it collapses. And most importantly, staying in the premises of the fort after dark is strictly prohibited by Archaeological Survey of India.
2. Highgate Cemetery, England
Highgate cemetery in North London is one of the most haunted cemeteries on earth and an ideal place for ghost hunters. As the dusk falls, the cemetery is engulfed in a supreme horror environment. Creaky pathways, headless statues, and untrimmed grass pavements with hooting of owls is sure to impart a spine-chilling experience. Gothic architecture and shivery silence of this place enhances its horror quotient.
3. Screaming Tunnel, Ontario
Located beneath the railway track that connects Niagara Falls
to Toronto and New York, this tunnel will scare even the brave hearts. The
legend states that a century ago, the south entrance of this tunnel had a
farmhouse. One night, the farmhouse caught fire and a girl in it, ran wild for
help through the tunnel. Unfortunately, she was completely burnt and died.
Since then, if anyone tries to trigger a flame in the tunnel, the girl’s spirit
emerges screaming and haunts the person to death.
Monte Christo mansion in New South Wales is the scariest haunted house that is
possessed by its erstwhile owners – Mrs. And Mr. Crawley. It is said that after
Mr. Crawley died in 1910, his wife locked her up in till her death in 1933,
except coming out just once in 23 years! Passersby could hear cries of a woman
and visitors have reported of suffocation as if they are being pressed by a
spirit.
5. The Myrtles Plantation, USA
This plantation in Louisiana bills is now a bed and
breakfast joint. As per legends, in the 19th century, a slave
poisoned the family of plantation owner and was hanged till death for the
murders. Since then, the plantation is a haunted house attraction, which is possessed by the slave and her
dead children.
6. Castle of Good Hope, South Africa
The first gothic edifice of Prague - The Convent of St Agnes is creepy as hell! People say that a murdered nun haunts the site and is also reported to have seen by the visitors. At times, she gently smiles but sometimes she is drenched in blood and cries.
London Underground is the oldest underground railway of the
world and is linked to a host of paranormal encounters. Bethnal Green is one of
the stations where ghost encounters have been noticed. During the Second World
War, rumors of an air raid triggered panic and 173 civilians were crushed to
death. Even years later, screams of the victims have been heard by the people
working at the station. Still, this is a major attraction for the best ghost tours London.
9. Changi Beach, Singapore
Initially, the beach was a famous killing ground where the
Japanese killed thousands of Chinese soldiers during the Second World War.
Today, the beach stands not only as the silent spectator of these brutal
killings but also echoes their pain. Beach comers have reported to hear painful
shrieks and cries of people. Sometimes, graves and headless bodies of Chinese
soldiers are also found on the beach.
10. Achill Island, Ireland
On the foothill of Achill Island, County Mayo, nearly 100
stone cottages are abandoned that are believed to be as old as 800 years. But
since 20th century, the cottages are uninhabited. Paranormal
activities have been reported around the area. Local tourism also warns against
camping in the area.
Well, these tales are weird and horrifying but also give us
some insight into the ‘lives’ of ‘the dead’. If the daredevil in you is not
terrified with these accounts, pack your bags and baggage and set off to visit these
places to test how genuine these anecdotes are.
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