India has a rich and numerous history with many places believed to be haunted. These places have interesting stories that are passed down from generation to generation. Here are the top five haunted places in India and their scary stories:
Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan:
Story: Located in Alwar district, Bangalore Fort is probably the most famous haunted place in India. According to legend, a magician named Sinhai fell in love with the beautiful princess Ratnavati. When she realizes that she cannot win him over, she tries to make a love potion. However, the princess succeeded in her plan, and the wizard took revenge by cursing the palace, causing the death of the city. It is believed that the castle is haunted by the ghosts of wizards and princesses.
Note: The Archaeological Survey of India has compiled a list of the fort that prohibits tourists from staying before sunrise and after sunset.
Shaniwar Wada, Pune:
Story: Shaniwar Wada is a historical fortification in Pune which is believed to be haunted by the ghost of the young prince Narayanrao Trouble. He was killed by his relatives when he was only 13 years old. It is said that on the full moon night, the voice "Kaka mala vachva" (Uncle, save me) could be heard echoing in the castle.
Dumas Beach, Gujarat:
Story: This beach in Surat is not only famous for its black sand but also for the many disappearances that occur at no. This place was once a cemetery and locals believe it is haunted by the dead. Many people reported feeling faint and dizzy while walking on the beach at night.
Savoy Hotel Mussoorie:
Story: The story of Savoy Hotel revolves around Mrs. Mussoorie. Garnet Orm, who was mysteriously found dead. His ghost is believed to still haunt the house, and guests have reported hearing whispers and footsteps. The mystery of his death even inspired Agatha Christie's first novel, The Mystery of the Styles.
Agra Sen Ki Paoli, Delhi:
Story: This ancient lake in the heart of Delhi is believed to be full of black waters that tempt people to jump in and end their lives. . Local people believe that the water here is magical and those who drown here are part of the supernatural world. Visitors often report incredible silence and a beautiful atmosphere when descending the stairs.
