In this post, we are going to look at the top 7 important occult places in India and their stories in detail. Please go through this article for a few seconds to know about it.
Usually, when we hear or see stories full of occult, we get a little scared. However, we will try to see what is in them. Similarly, many people say that some places are full of occult things, but some people go there to see what is inside. So in this post, we are going to look at 7 important occult places in India.
Shanghai Fort:
The forts in the small village of Bunker in Rajasthan have been a place of mysticism for many years. Alwar district of Rajasthan is where this fort is located. Tourists go to see this fort. It is said that a kind of occult feeling occurs to them. Many people go to see this place because of such occult feelings and get a new experience.
Begunkoder Railway Station:
Begunkodar Railway Station is located in the Purulia District of West Bengal. For many years, this railway station was seen as a place of mystery. Many Claims like a female with a white saree seen tied to the train tracks... However, the government dismissed the allegations as baseless. After 42 years, the station resumed service in 2009.
Lumpy Dehar Mines:
The Lumpy Dehar Mines are located at Mussoorie in the state of Uttarakhand. Lime was found in abundance here. However, it is currently inactive due to various accidents in the area. About 50,000 people are said to have worked here, many of whom are said to have died of lung infections.
Dow Hill:
There is a Victoria Boys 'High School and a Downhill Girls' School in the Kursiong area of West Bengal. It is said that there are many mysteries in this area. This is what people think if they find a lot of corpses in a nearby forest a few years ago.
Dicosa Sol:
Dicosa Sol is located in the area of Mahim in Mumbai. People in the area believe that a woman drowned while filling water from a deep well there. Many say that the woman wanders around the area every night and hunts. And many say they saw the white look.
Dumas Beach:
Dumas Beach is located in Gujarat. This area was used as a crematorium. Locals often complain of hearing strange voices in the area. Dumas in particular also tells many mysterious stories about the black sand on the beach.
Jadinga:
Jadinga is a village in the Dima Haso district in the state of Assam. This village’s population is about 2500, and it lies 330 km south of Guwahati. The area is known for the mysterious suicide of birds in just a few weeks in September and October. This mysterious incident is going around for several years.
On moonless nights in September and October, large numbers of native and migratory birds suddenly fall to the ground.
Studies are being conducted on this phenomenon, however, it continues to confuse scientists around the world.
Try to visit these places when you want to experience something new in life.
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