List Of 12 Most Haunted Places In Delhi

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Visitors have reported spooky incidences at the archaeological tomb of Jamali Kamali. People have heard their names being called out. At nights, lights glowing have been witnesses in the dark with no traceable human existence. The cameras have captured a few powerful images. The entries are closed post 6 p.m.

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What would you do, if the woman you saw 10 seconds ago disappears just after a glance? At Dwarka Sector 9 metro station many such instances have been reported. You will certainly stop doubting the existence of ghosts after visiting this place at night. People traveling to workplaces in nightshifts have felt a woman running alongside their cabs. People have also reported that the woman slaps them, appears and disappears time to time.

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The vast forest of Sanjay Van in south east Delhi can give you quite a nerve- wrecking experience. The forest has several graves. Reports have recorded noises of children crying and corpses crawling out the graves. The most notorious of all is the woman in white, who stares fiercely at the riders and diverts their vehicle into the forest. Sometimes, she may even ask for a lift and disappear. There are several instances of the woman in white reported by the travelers on Sanjay van road.

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Khooni Nadi has not failed in its record to kill everyone and anyone who has dared to step into it. So, if youre planning to visit this deadly river in Rohini. Make sure to wear shoes that give you a good grip.

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The robbers wanted to possess this house owned by an old and helpless couple. The couple was killed ruthlessly in their own house. Little did the robbers know that they would return to take back their house! The neighbors have reported eerie laughs and other noises heard at night.

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It is a Tuglaq era lodge, surrounded by jungle on the four sides. No paranormal instance has been reported by the people, except a spiritual energy which apparently shields the place. As soon as one tries to go near it, the energy hits them like a juggernaut. Want to try fighting the spiritual energy?

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This 14th century, Tughlaq era fort is believed to have djinns residing in it. These djinns are offered prayers every Thursday with messages written in paper chits.

The djinns provide help to the faithful help seekers. Do you need help?

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The British snatched this Muslim burial ground and dug open the graves to claim the land as their own. This dismayed the souls of the people already buried there. And now every night a fight goes on between the old ghosts and the ghosts of English soldiers.

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This Tughlaq era fort has recorded to have witnessed some very strange incidences in its time. Strange noises are heard after it gets dark. As per the legend, a neglected queen name bhatiyari resided in the fort. The queen was cursed by a faqeer and is still struggling to escape the fort.

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The ridge has poor network coverage and is reported to have several eye witness accounts of people seeing the ghost of a Colonial era British man roving in the area. It is dense jungle that is blessed with the prepossessing scenic charm, which is eerie at the same time. It is surrounded with numerous monuments with a gory history, certainly making it haunting.

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This monument has many deadly stories attached to it which can be traced back to the Mughal era. But the most well-known story is of the sons of the last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar. His sons were executed here in front of a huge public gathering. The spirits have been kind to the Indians. However, disturbances have been reported by foreign visitors.

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Wont you jump out of your skin if past midnight a women in white races alongside your vehicle really smoothly? Isnt it disturbing? The Delhi cantonment has recorded many such instances of a middle-aged woman asking for lift from travelers in the area and moving along their vehicle thereafter.

Delhi, apart from being known for its archaeological history is also known for its ghosts stories and several haunted locations in its vicinity. After the research work for this article and writing this article, I doubt that I would dare to turn off the lights tonight.

SshhhThe dark world awaits!