'Unknown place' and 'mystery' are two such words; on hearing their names, the nerves of people's brains start trembling. Any such talk helps people to listen intently. It is through them that we are afraid, we are ready to see. Not only this, but you must have also seen a lot in films that how people get scared in scary ghost scenes. They run in the woods, in buildings to try to save their lives or to end upper vertigo. But is all this true? Are people really afraid of going to forts alone? Do unliberated souls live in old places by making shelter?
Many such questions will often flash through your mind. Many people feel we have arrived in the twenty-first century. Science has made a lot of progress but as far as superstition is concerned, it is working in its place. Old ragas are spreading their roots in all the countries of the world. This is likewise true in India's case. The people here still believe in ghosts, witches, etc. They also listen to such stories with great interest and some children start remembering their mother out of fear. Consider, What might happen if these stories were to come true?
Thinking of this, even the toughest person starts trembling. Not only this, some experts believe that there are many such buildings in India, which have been in the headlines due to ghosts or wandering spirits. Such places have been under a terrible curse for thousands of years. Ongoing here, the upper rounds harm people. Today, we're going to tell you about the locales that inspired certain legends.
Forest of Pisawa
According to the local people, there is also a place in the countryside area of Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh, entering inside which makes the tourists' heart tremble. The reason is said to be that there is a loud noise coming here and there is a black-black curtain in the night. Not only this, but this place near this village named Pisawa in Umbrella tehsil is also home to different types of trees-teens-curly and creatures. Thousands of monkeys live here. It has been written in the Puranas that when the war was over in Mahabharata, these are the bushes in which Ashwathama, the mighty son of Acharya Drona, had entered after the victory of the Pandavas. Yagya is performed on Saturdays at this place in the winding forest. A large number of devotees come here for parikrama. Children, old people, and women will be found every day but they also do not go inside these bushes. If you want to go for parikrama or worship, then vehicles ply, but the administration and officials here have overlooked and made its fame unknown.
It is believed that near Pisawa, ' Jhadi Wale Baba ' cannot take any wood from the forest and sell it and take it home. Everyone here knows this. If someone tries to carry it by mistake, then it is bad. A villager told us that once a proud arrogant had gone from here to sell by cutting down trees, his cattle had died and the men who cut the trees ran away after throwing blood from the nose. Since then it has been confirmed that no one can take wood from here. Yes, if you do faith works like virtuous-Prasada and Bhandara, then it will be better to take wood here.
Can't go to Danger Area
There are many old ruins around here, which is not known who built it. Even people who come here far away from a lonely person do not go to such an area. Due to this, there may be dangerous insects-moths or upper ruckus, it can be clear only by going there.
Meerut's 'Bhoot Bungalow'
There is a very scary story of 'Bhoot Bungalow' in Meerut, a district of Uttar Pradesh itself. This bungalow is located near the residence of the CEO of Cantt Board on Mall Road. A walkway leads inside, between the CEO's residence and the Wheelers Club. In order to go inside about 650 meters from the Mall Road, many bushes will also have to be fought, but there is no need to panic as there is a paved road till the threshold of the bungalow. Here the sound of the fluttering of pigeons will scare you as soon as you step into the yellow bungalow. However, so many abusive words will be written on the walls that it will not take long to understand the matter. The floors of this hundred of years old bungalow are strong and the stairs to go up are also good. Yes, the walls are broken at some places, the nets are broken and there is a lot of dust and dirt. The presence of liquor bottles, cigarettes, namkeen packets, and other objectionable items in the corners along with the impression of footwear upon entering the rooms is enough to tell what does not happen here under the cover of fear. Jams also spill in this haunted bungalow, covered with a sheet of desolation for the world, and there is also colorfulness. Not only this, four bricks are kept in a room in such a way that it is clear that cards or gambling are played here every day. The rooms are airy. Completely safe to avoid the sun, rain. Somebody has given the name of Buddha Vihar in black and blue ink.
The sub-area headquarters was in the bungalow till 1947.
The bungalow, which has been included in the most feared places in the world, was the headquarters of the whole area till independence. Here every activity of Meerut cantonment was implemented. At that time, officers of the rank of Colonel were in the rank of Sub Area Commander. After 1947, except for this bungalow, all the area headquarters were built on Sardhana Road, where there used to be a hospital of English officers in the past.
Bhangarh Fort
Bhangarh Fort is located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan. This is the topmost haunted place in India. It is called Bhangarh of ghosts in colloquial language. There is an interesting story about this that Bhangarh is settled in the 16th century. Bhangarh flourishes for 300 years. Then here on a beautiful princess Ratnavati, a master of black magic, Tantric Sindhu Sevada becomes enamored. He does black magic to subdue the princess, but he himself dies after falling prey to her. But before dying, Bhangarh is cursed with ruin, and incidentally a month later, in a battle with the neighboring kingdom of Ajabgarh, all the residents of Bhangarh, including the princess, are killed and Bhangarh becomes deserted. Bhangarh, which has been deserted since then, is deserted to date and it is said that the ghosts of those killed in that battle still wander in the fort of Bhangarh at night. Due to the curse of the Tantrik, the liberation of their souls has not happened to date. I have seen that some distance away disappeared in the trees.
Although this head-cut corpse thing seems more imaginary, no one who goes to the forests of Dow Hill denies that this place is haunted or This place is now under the Department of Archeology and they have given strict instructions not to stay in the fort after sunset. The government has also issued a warning to tourists to leave before dark. People believe that even today the soul of that Tantrik keeps wandering there. According to the curse of the Tantrik, that place can never be settled. The people living there die, but their souls do not get salvation.
Kuldhara Village, Jaisalmer
Another place on this list is Rajasthan. Kuldhara village of Jaisalmer district, which has been deserted for the last 170 years. Kuldhara village was the village of Paliwal Brahmins. Thousands of people of Kuldhara village had evacuated this village in one night to save a girl from their village from the Ayash Dewan Salam Singh and had cursed on the way that no one would ever settle here again. Since then the village has been deserted. It is said that this village is in the possession of spiritual forces, this village once playing laughing has turned into a ruin today.
According to those who come to visit Kuldhara village, which has been converted into a tourist place, the sound of Paliwal Brahmins living here is still heard today. They always feel like there is someone walking around. The voices of the hustle and bustle of the market come, the sound of women talking about their bangles and anklets always make the atmosphere they're frightening. The administration has built a gate on the outskirts of this village, across which tourists come to visit during the day, but no one dares to cross this gate at night. In May 2013, the team of Paranormal Society, which came from Delhi to research ghosts and spirits, spent the night in Kuldhara village and recorded the supernatural activities here.
Three Kings Church is in Velsao, Goa
It is said that the souls of three Portuguese kings wander in the King's Church in Goa and many times people visiting the church even realize their presence. The people here say that once upon a time there used to be three Portuguese kings. There were frequent fights for supremacy among them. Once a king named Holger invited the other two kings to this church and killed them with poison by deceit. When people came to know about this act of Holger, they surrounded his palace. Seeing the public anger, the third king committed suicide.
The bodies of the three kings were buried in this church. Since then, this church is believed to be the abode of upper forces. If you want to go here, then first know about its location from the people there and yes it is situated on the hill above. Therefore, make arrangements for climbing and landing in advance. Not only this, but the time should also be of the day, otherwise, there should be more people with them. Well, it would be interesting to know how the king might have lived here.
Jamali-Kamali Mosque and Tomb - Mehrauli, Delhi
This mosque is located in Mehrauli, Delhi. Here is the tomb of the Sufi saints Jamali and Kamali of the sixteenth century. People believe about this place that jinns live here. Many people have had scary experiences at this place. Sufi saint Jamali was the royal poet of Lodhi rule. After this, Jamali was given a lot of attention till the rule of Babur and his son Humayun. Jamali's tomb is believed to have been completed during the reign of Humayun. There are two marble tombs in the tomb, one of Jamali and the other of Kamali. Jamali Kamali Masjid was constructed in 1528-29. This mosque is made of red stone and marble.
Agrasen Ki Baori, Connaught Place, Delhi
Agrasen ki Baori has located a short distance from Connaught Place in the capital Delhi. This stepwell was built by Maharaja Agrasen in the fourteenth century. Its length is 60 meters and width is 15 meters. This ancient monument is protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Once upon a time, it was always full of water, but now it has dried up.
It is popular about it that its black water used to hypnotize people and incite them to suicide. To reach its floor, 106 steps have to be descended. Despite being under ASI, people do not know much about it, if you go to Connaught Place and ask anyone about it, they will express ignorance.
Dow Hill - Kurshiang - West Bengal
Kurshiang is a hill station in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. Its distance from Darjeeling is 32 kilometers. Its height is 4864 feet. The local name of Kurshiang is Kharsang which means 'Land of White Orchid'. Kurshiang is mainly known for its boarding schools and tourism. But there is a mystery attached to Dow Hill, which is adjacent to Kurshiang, which makes it one of the topmost haunted places in India. A large number of suicides have taken place in the forests of Dow Hill. It is common to see human bones here and there in this forest.
Therefore, a strange tingling and rate are felt in the atmosphere here. Apart from this, the local people here say that during the holidays from December to March, they hear footsteps in Victoria Boys School. A woodcutter even goes to the extent of saying that he has seen a young boy's head cut dead body walking in the forest, which disappeared in the trees after going some distance. Although this head-cut corpse thing seems more imaginary, no one who goes to the forests of Dow Hill does not deny that this place is haunted or not, but there is a lot of horrors.
Barong Tunnel No-33, Himachal Pradesh
This tunnel was built by Barog, an English engineer. That is why it is also called Barog tunnel. There is a painful story associated with the Barog tunnel. It is said that the British in-charge Barog, who built this tunnel, made a big mistake that he started the work of tunneling from both sides at once.
Due to the mistake of guessing, both the ends of the tunnel could not be found, due to which he was fined one rupee. It is said that he was so saddened by this mistake that one day he committed suicide by shooting himself while going for a walk with his dog. It is said that even today the spirit of that English engineer wanders in it.
Shaniwarwada Fort, Pune
When the West Indian province was under the authority of the Peshwas, at that time a child named Narayan, the successor of the Peshwas, was murdered on the orders of his aunt. To save his life, Narayan roamed the whole palace but still, his killers found him and killed him.
He kept calling his uncle but no one came to his aid. The local people have heard his moaning many times even today. The place becomes eerier in the moonlit night.
Very unique facts
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