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There are many places in India, known for paranormal activities. Bhangarh Fort of Rajasthan is one of the most ghostly places in the world, where it is forbidden to go after sunset. Damas Beach of Gujarat, known for the Hindu crematorium, is famous for strange voices and disappearance at night. The stories of mysterious black water and strange experiences are prevalent in Delhi’s Baoli in Delhi. The horror stories of these places attract as well as intimidating the local people and tourists.

The stories of these places are centuries old. There is a story of the curse of a tantric in Bhangarh, then there is a fear of souls due to black sand on Damas Beach. There are talk of wandering of spirits on the Ganges Ghats under the Howrah Bridge in Kolkata. The stories of a woman with Tower of Silence in Mumbai and a white saree of Delhi Cantt are also famous. These places are not only scary, but also reflect the mysterious culture and history of India.

Bhangarh Fort India’s most scary fort and the truth of curse

Bhangarh Fort is a ruins of the 16th century in Alwar, Rajasthan, which is considered to be the most ghostly place in India. The legend is that Tantric Singhia performed magic to get Princess Ratnavati, which reversed and ruined the fort. Local people say that dancing, screaming and strange voices are heard at night. ASI has banned entry after sunset. Tourists arrive during the day, but night stories make up.

Damas beach black sand, voices of souls and incidents of disappearance

Damas Beach of Gujarat is known for its black sand, which is believed to be made of Hindu crematorium. Local people say that there are incidents of laughter, crying sounds and sudden disappearance at night. Many tourists have experienced cold winds and unseen appearance. The mysterious death of a person further increased its scary story. This beach that looks calm during the day becomes scary at night.

Delhi Cantt, Agrasen’s Baoli and hidden souls in cities

Agrasen’s Baoli, an ancient Kadamkun, is considered a ghost. Its black water and strange sounds scare people. The soul of a white saree woman in Delhi Cantt asks and chases a lift. There are talk of wandering souls on the Ganges Ghats under Howrah Bridge in Kolkata. Pawan Hans Quarter of Mumbai, where Salma’s soul looks with flames, is also scary. These places create an atmosphere of fear in urban areas of India.