Are You Brave Enough to Explore These 5 Haunted Indian Destinations?

Often called India’s most haunted place, Bhangarh Fort is infamous for paranormal activity. Entry is prohibited after sunset. Legends speak of a cursed princess and a black magician whose spells doomed the town.

• Built in: 17th century

• Haunted tag: By ASI warning board

• Nearest city: Alwar

This abandoned village near Jaisalmer was mysteriously deserted overnight 200 years ago. Legend says a curse still haunts the land, stopping anyone from settling there permanently.

• Abandoned: Around 1825

• Curse: “No one can settle here again”

• Known for: Complete silence, eerie ruins

Famous for its architecture and... ghostly screams. Locals claim the spirit of a murdered young prince haunts the fort, especially on full moon nights.

• Built in: 1732

• Haunted voice: “Kaka mala vachva!” (“Uncle, save me!”)

• Night entry: Not allowed

Located in the misty hills of Darjeeling, Dow Hill is said to be home to ghost sightings near a haunted school and forest trails. Many report footsteps echoing in empty halls.

• Region: Darjeeling district

• Famous spot: Victoria Boys’ High School

• Best time: Winter (for maximum chills)

An abandoned building said to be haunted by spirits of men drinking beer and a woman in red dress. Locals avoid the area after dark due to repeated ghostly sightings.

• Type: Abandoned bungalow

• Reports: Group of 4 men often seen

• State: Uttar Pradesh