Top 7 Most Haunted Places In India
Good and intrusting to hear ghosts and ghost stories, but is it true? Let's know about some similar places in India, which are famous because of their similar ghost stories; let's know about such 7 most haunted places.
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Fort of Bhangarh, (Rajasthan)

Mighty forts of bhangra arouse a strange skepticism in the atmosphere and cause restlessness and anxiety among visitors on their tour to this fort. If rumors are to be taken seriously, then people here have even gone missing! These folklores have added immensely to the popularity of cheap flights to India, with many wanting to check out the most haunted place in India. Bhangarh Forts promises to thrill tourists who travel to this haunted destination with an utmost enigma to be unfolded.
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Ramoji Film City, (Hyderabad)

A big-ticket draw for ghost hunters and 'ghost lovers,' Ramoji film city is said to be haunted by notorious ghosts of dead soldiers. This film city is built on the war grounds of Nizami, and if locals are to be believed, then this place is haunted big time!
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Delhi Cantt, (New Delhi)

India's capital city of New Delhi has its own share of ghosts and ghost stories! Delhi is well connected with other parts of the country via road links, rail networks, and airways. Therefore travelers do not face many hassles to meet Delhi's most famous ghost or, more appropriately, 'ghosts! The area around Delhi Cantt is haunted by a vengeful spirit of a lady, clad in a white dress, who asks motorists for a lift and then suddenly disappears!
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Dumas Beach, (Gujarat)
The dumas beach in Gujarat is a haunted cremation site where many locals have complained about hearing weird voices. It is beleived that this Hindu crematorium is lurking full spirits of dead people! Especially at night, people have heard strange whispers warning of the danger around the proximity of this beach. H
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Kuldhara Village, (Rajasthan)

Kuldhara, also known as the 'Ghost Village of Rajasthan,' is considered one of the most haunted places in India. This unique, mysterious place needs to be on your must-visit list. This deserted village makes you feel sad and wonders what the poor people of the village might have gone through that made them decide to flee their homes overnight and the people of 84 other villages. It is said that Salum Singh, the diwan of the region, levied huge taxes because of which it became tough for Paliwal to survive in the village.
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Agrasen ki baoli, (Delhi)

Agrasen ki baoli is a stunning piece of architecture, a stepwell with 103 steps in the center of Delhi. A stepwell of its proportions and brilliant architecture is a wonder in itself, and so are the many tales that have caught the fancy of many. Legends say that the black water of the well lures people and leads them to drown themselves. As per the legends, the lure strengthens as you go further down the stairs, with nothing but the echo of your own footsteps following you.
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Shaniwarwada Fort, (Pune)

Amit fort built by the rulers of the Peshwa Dynasty contains many bone-chilling stories within its walls. None is as heartbreaking as what happened hundreds of years back at this mighty fort. A prince, heir to the royal throne, was killed on his close relative's orders. It is said that visitors taking a trip to the fort after nightfall can still hear his cries for help.

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