1. Rajasthan's Bhangarh Fort
The abandoned town of Bhangarh, located in the Alwar region, is one of the terrifying places imaginable and is universally regarded as one of India's most haunted locales.
It is regarded so perilous that the Archaeological Survey of India has made it illegal for anybody to visit the Bhangarh Fort after dark.
According to mythology, a tantric named Singhania fell in love with Ratnavati, the lovely princess of Bhangarh, in the 16th century.
And, knowing it was a doomed match, he decided to seduce her with his magic.
The princess, on the other hand, discovered his plots and sentenced him to death. Enraged by the turn of events, he died shortly after.
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2.Kuldhara village, Rajasthan
Rajasthan has the most diverse collection of deserted ghost towns and villages! The Paliwal Brahmins originally lived in the Kuldhara hamlet, which is located near Jaisalmer.
According to legend, all of the people of Kuldhara and 83 other adjacent villages vanished into thin air in 1825, leaving no evidence of their locations.
The minister of state is claimed to have fallen in love with a rural girl and threatened to levy massive fees on the entire village unless they wedded her to him.
To protect the girl's honor, the chiefs of Kulhara and the surrounding districts abandoned their settlements and cursed the land to remain uninhabited indefinitely.

3.Dow hill, kurseong, West Bengal
Many spirits are said to live at the Victoria Boy's High School, and Dowhill Girl's Boarding School in Kurseong, Darjeeling, and their footsteps can be heard echoing through the halls.
Numerous dead bodies have been discovered in the schools' woods,
and some residents and tourists have reported being followed by a headless youngster who then vanishes into the woods.

4. Gujarat's Dumas Beach
The black sands of Gujarat's Dumas Beach on the Arabian Sea coast have been linked to several mysteries over the years.
Many people believe that the restless spirits call out to visitors taking nocturnal strolls and strolling towards the sea to return to the coast because the beach used to be a Hindu burial cemetery.
Those who do not listen to the voices of the dead are said to vanish eternally into the waves. This is clearly not a beach for the faint of heart.

5. Jatinga, Assam
The periodic mass bird suicides in this tiny community of 2500 people are one of the world's most perplexing events.
Local and migratory birds have been falling to the earth in significant numbers on moonless evenings in September and October, just in a certain region for ages.
This has perplexed scientists, who have been unable to come up with a rational explanation for birds dropping dead from the sky in such a pattern, which is frightening, to say the least.

6.Mines of Lambi Dehar
The Lambi Dehar Mines in Mussoorie, formerly a fully operational lime mine employing thousands of people, are now abandoned and regarded as one of India's most dangerous locations.
Countless miners perished in the mines due to hazardous working conditions, a lack of safety rules, and accidents and are now supposed to haunt the tunnels.
Strange voices and screams can be heard coming from the mines daily.

7.Ramoji Film City
You may not be aware that one of India's most famous film cities was founded over the graves of Sultanate soldiers whose restless ghosts continue to haunt movie sets to this day.
Stunt performers are routinely hurt in strange accidents; lights go out unexpectedly, mirrors are shattered, and wrecked equipment.
Women appear to be particularly vulnerable since their garments are torn and imprisoned in rooms by unseen powers.

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Case of assam.is so shocking
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