5 Must-Visit Haunted places in India – A Top-down Trip!

India is busy on all the 365 days engaging tourists from all parts of the world. Known throughout the world for culture and creed, India has got several places to visit. Not only many foreigners, but also the Indians are curious to explore this part of Incredible India – Haunted places in India.

Starting with the scariest of all!

1. Blood-curdling story of Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan

The fort and the town have been abandoned seeing no signs of human but just paranormal activities for several centuries until today.

Did you know why?

Taking you back to the 17th century to Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan, a black magician called Singhia, fell in love with Ratnavati, the princess of Bhangarh. He devised plans to lure her using his black magic. When the princess came to know about this, his attempts failed and he died of his own spells. Before dying, he left a curse that Bhangarh will have no rooves. The aftermath of the incident left the temples, fort, and houses in city roof-less. Even if one attempted to construct a ceiling, the efforts went in vain.

Just imagine the effect of black magic, if an entire city is roofless for several centuries. Tourists were also not allowed before sunrise and after sunset to Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan.

Isn’t the story blood-curdling?

2. The Scary Sea-Side of Surat, Dumas Black Sand Beach

Black Sand Beach? Oh! Really? How did it turn black? Here you go!

The Dumas Beach in Surat used to be a Hindu cremation ground. The place would remain cheerful in the morning and turn upside down at nights. You would only hear spooky whispers of dead people in the nights whose bodies have been burnt in the cremation ground. So many bodies were burnt here that the sand has turned black due to the ashes. One could also hear the continuous barking of dogs at this beach sensing the presence of paranormal activities.

Thus, this sea-side of Surat joins the list of haunted places in India.

3. Church of the Three Kings, a haunted catch sight of the Bollywood

Goa is known for beaches, pubs, parties, and churches. But a question will strike your mind now, What, This Church! A haunted place?

Keeping you astonished, The Church of the Three Kings is at Cansaulim in Goa. The place is a reputedly haunted one as it is the site where a meal given by a king who wanted to gain power over the other two and poisoned them. The third king also eventually killed himself out of guilt by poison.  The spirit of these three kings is haunting the church now.

The Church of the Three Kings also features in several Bollywood films for its haunt-fame. Tourists visit the place during the late evening for beautiful sunset and beach view.

4. The Frightening Film City, Ramoji in Hyderabad

One of the must-visit haunted places in India and the biggest among the Indian Film cities is the Ramoji Film city in Hyderabad. The place was once a battlefield were many soldiers sacrificed their lives. It houses a lot of hotels that have been projected to controversies reporting several supernatural activities. Stay thrilled and scroll down to know why it terrifies people?

The lights kept on top tend to fall, the light men were pushed from heights and subjected to severe injuries and food leftovers have been scattered around. Girls have experienced the worst of all, they reported that their clothes have been torn off. Certainly, beyond shadows of doubt, this is one of the haunted places in India for showing such adversely terrific effects.

One has to visit this place at least once in his lifetime to experience the scary-shakes personally.

5. Bothered Too Much by Paranormal Activities, the Broken Bridge in Chennai

Known for beautiful beaches, temples and cultural centers, Chennai also bags another pride with a list of haunted places. The scariest of all is the Broken Bridge. It is located on the Adyar River. Several Tamil films have been shot here. But why it is haunted? Let’s know.