Ghosts of the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel: Haunted Mumbai, India

Mumbai, India

The Taj Mahal Palace is an opulent, waterfront hotel in Mumbai, India. The sophisticated tourist destination is one of the city’s prized hotels, yet has a past tainted by terrorism, death and ghosts. The Taj Mahal was opened in 1903 and has since attracted many well-known guests ranging from movie stars with celebrity status to high-powered world leaders. Its past hasn’t always been a pleasant one though. It was used as a military hospital for some […]

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Haunted Stepwell in India: The Chand Baori

Rajasthan, India

The Chand Baori is an awe-inspiring sight located in a remote part of Rajasthan, India. Some 3,500 stairs flow down 13 stories deep, creating cascades of intricate patterns to appease onlookers. This site, though glorious, is nothing more than a humble stepwell dating back to the 8th or 9th century. Yet, it’s magnificence comes not just from its design, yet its later additions, such as a grand palace. Setting the architectural brilliance of the Chand […]

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Ghosts of Kota’s Brijraj Bhawan Palace: Haunted India

Kota, Rajasthan, India

On the outskirts of Kota, India lies a magnificent and captivating building. The Brijraj Bhawan Palace still retains all of its former charm and glory, though it has also gained notoriety through the ghost stories that have circulated about it. The Brijraj Bhawan Palace was the home to Major Charles Burton, a British Commander, and his family. In 1857, during conflict over a rebellion, India became a dangerous place for the commander and his family. […]

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India’s Haunted Shaniwar Wada Fort, Pune

Pune, India

The Shaniwar Wada Fort is a historic place of politics, rulers and death that embellishes the city center of Pune, India. The imposing fort continues to stand strong after being constructed in 1732, even after a destructive fire stripped the fort of its interior palace and many other structures in 1828. Although the fort is certainly a historic destination, it is the dark side of its history that has lead to some seriously eerie ghost […]

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Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal: Haunted Ruin in Delhi, India

Delhi, India

Lying in a part of Delhi, notably slower paced from the speeding city around it, is a notorious ruin. The Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal is a 14th century abandoned hunting lodge that was constructed by royalty. Today it is engulfed by a serene parkland, though many years ago it was surrounded by a dense forest plentiful in-game and ideal for royal hunting expeditions. The fortress is believed to have been built by King Tughlaq, though […]

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Haunted, Abandoned Mansion in Pune, India

Pune, India

Perched high upon a dry hill dotted with gnarled, skeletal looking trees sits a ruin that has become rather infamous amongst those who live in Pune, India. Here, on Taljai Hill, is a long-abandoned mansion that has slowly been engulfed by rumors that it is haunted. Today the future of this infamous ruined mansion remains unclear. The land exists upon is slowly being surrounded by new urban development including new homes and a brand new […]

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Haunted Jaipur, India: Nahargarh Fort

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Jaipur is famously known as India’s Pink City and draws many to visit and experience its colorful and unique architecture. Nahargarh Fort is a historic attraction that will appeal to many of these visitors. It remains perched high upon the hills surrounding Jaipur and thus has sweeping views of the stunning city. What many do not realize as they marvel at the sweeping fortified walls that snake along these hills, is that this fort is […]

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Holkar Bridge: Haunted Pune, India

Pune, India

Connecting the outskirts of Pune, India is a bridge with as much history as it has legends. Whilst many people travel this route frequently, not even considering the reputation of Holkar Bridge, there are many more who avoid the bridge completely, especially if night has fallen. The bridge was constructed during the 1800s by the then leader of the Pune area, Madharao Peshwa. It received its name from Yashwantrao Holkar, who commonly camped along the […]

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