Most Haunted Places In India
If you like to explore the place which is a den of the ghosts and paranormal activities then you must visit Bhangarh, which is the “most haunted” place in India. This place in Rajasthan is located just 300-km away from Delhi. The first sight of the fort will captivate you the fortification is surrounded by lush green grass and you will forget that you are standing in the desert state of Rajasthan. On the entrance of the fort you will find several temples: Gopinath Temple, Mangla Devi Temple, Someswar Temple, Hanuman Temple, Keshav Rai Temple, Ganesh Temple and Naveen Temple. At the entrance we are also greeted by a board by The Archeological Survey of India that states that it is prohibited for tourists to stay in the fort after dusk and before dawn.
The fort houses Dancers’ Haveli , the royal palace and Jauhari Bazar, in a dilapidated state. According to locals paranormal activities take place every night at the fort as the town was cursed several years ago. Legends state that the entire township was wiped out in a day and locals say that till date whoever has stayed inside the fortification after dusk was never found.
Most Haunted Places in India you won’t dare to visit
- Bhangarh Fort, Bhangarh, Rajasthan
- Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad
- Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb in Mehrauli, Delhi
- Dumas Beach, Surat, Gujarat is said to be haunted.
- Gujarat Technological University Campus [Ahmedabad]
- The Maharaja SaiyajiRao University Techo-Faculty Vadodara
- Vrindavan Society in Thane, Maharashtra
- Grand Paradi Towers, Mumbai
- Shaniwar Wada in the city of Pune
- Kuldhara in the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan
- Lambi Dehar Mines, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand
- Morgan House, Kalimpong
- National Library of India, Kolkata
- South Park Street Cemetery
- Dow Hill in Kurseong in West Bengal
- Ghats on the Ganges – Under Howrah Bridge, Kolkata
- Hastings House, Alipore, Kolkata
- Nimtala crematorium, Kolkata
- Rabindra Sarobar metro station, Kolkata
- South Park Street Cemetery, Park Street, Kolkata
- Writers’ Building, B.B.D. Bagh, Kolkata
Bhangarh Fort, the most haunted site in Rajasthan India
If you like to explore place which are den of the ghosts and paranormal activities then you must visit Bhangarh Fort, which is “most haunted” place in India. This place in Alwar, Rasjasthan is located just 300-km away from Delhi. The first sight of the fort will captivate you the fortification is surrounded by lush green grass and you will forget that you are standing in the desert state of Rajasthan. On the entrance of the Bhangarh fort you will find several temples: Gopinath Temple, Mangla Devi Temple, Someswar Temple, Hanuman Temple, Keshav Rai Temple, Ganesh Temple and Naveen Temple. At the entrance we are also greeted by a board by The Archeological Survey of India that states that it is prohibited for tourists to stay in the Bhangarh fort after dusk and before dawn.
The Haunted Bhangarh Fort Story:
The fort houses Dancers’ Haveli , the royal palace and Jauhari Bazar, in a dilapidated state. According to locals paranormal activities take place every night at the Bhangarh fort as the town was cursed several years ago. Legends state that the entire township was wiped out in a day and locals say that till date whoever has stayed inside the fortification after dusk was never found.
Legends behind Bhangarh:
One legend states that the city was cursed by the Guru Balu Nath. He had allowed the construction of the city on a condition, “The moment the shadows of your palaces touch me, the city shall be no more!” It is said that a descendant prince raised the walls to a height whose shadows reached 0Balu Nath’s forbidden retreat and the town was cursed forever.
Another legend states that the beautiful Princess of Bhangarh, Ratnavati began receiving offers of marriage from nobility. But a tantrik, who practised the occult, called Singhia, fell in love with the princess and he used his black magic to make princess fall in love with him. The princess, however, foiled his plan and Singhia died. While dying, the tantrik cursed the palace that the city will be dead soon.
Jamali-Kamali Masjid, Delhi
This monument shares its boundaries with the famous the Qutub Minar. The place is haunted with Jinns who reside within the complex of the famous Jamali- Kamali. Several people are sharing their stories of experiencing unexplainable phenomena, while they are. Many thrill seekers often spent their night at the complex in the hope of sighting apparitions, animals growling, lights, etc. Several people get an eerie feeling. Several people have reported feeling someone’s breathe on their neck or getting a slap on the face. Some people feel that they are being watched from behind the pillars.
According to Islamic Legends, Jinns exist and they live in a parallel universe. As per legends when God made the world he created humans from sand and the Jinns from the fire. Since Jinns are made from the fire they are easily able to cross both worlds. Many a time, Jinns come into the human world and then they never leave, as they like to stay in the abandoned places. It is said that Jinns mostly live in peace but they get irritated by human presence. In this case too when the Jinns are disturbed by the presence of humans, who create a nuisance who visit the Jamali-Kamali Masjid they get a slap.
Additional information about Jamali-Kamali Masjid, Delhi
Location: Mehrauli, Nearest Metro Station: Qutub Minar Metro Station (Yellow Line)
