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With the crisp fall air come the perfect conditions for visiting the scariest, spookiest and best haunted places in the world.
While some haunted houses can seem a little hokey — filled with actors dressed as ghouls, goblins, mad scientists, and Frankenstein’s monsters — there are several spots around the globe with real reputations for being truly haunted.
Some of these places are shrouded in mystery, with legends passed down for centuries. Others are much newer, but are steeped in their tragic pasts. Whether these places are from the 12th or 20th century, each has an interesting history — with plenty of sightings and creepy experiences. Even if you don’t have a ghostly encounter at one of these destinations, at least you’ll still get a fascinating history lesson out of your trip.
6. The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado
This famous Rocky Mountain
destination is known as one of the inspirations for Stephen King’s “The
Shining,” but it also has it’s own spooky past. Allegedly, staff have
encountered ghosts during their time there, such as a maid from Room 217
who is known to pack away guests’ clothing when they aren’t looking.
5. Bhangarh Fort, India
Two hundred miles from Delhi,
this abandoned fortress sticks out in the middle of the desert. Legend
has it that a sorcerer cast a curse on the area after being rejected by a
local princess.
Bhangarh Fort Haunted Stories
Coming back to the dual facets- there are two stories still surviving in the form of legends, which have tried to give a meaning to the eerie atmosphere which surrounds the haunted fort of Bhangarh.Haunted Story 1: A Place Lost in the Shade
The first legend claims that a king named Madho Singh
raised the Bhangarh fort after obtaining due permission from an ascetic
named Bala Nath who lived there; having agreed to a condition which
said that the shadow of the fort must never fall upon
the home of the ascetic. But as fate would have it, one of the ambitious
successors of Madho Singh added to the fortifications vertically,
thereby causing its ominous shadow to engulf the abode of the ascetic.
Lo and Behold, once it came to pass, the fort was doomed within no time.
The alleged prophecy stood fulfilled, and the Bhangarh Fort
became haunted.
4. Lizzie Borden House, Fall River, Massachusetts
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This allegedly haunted bed and
breakfast is the sight of a gruesome and highly publicized murder that
occurred in 1892. Although she was acquitted, Lizzie Borden was
suspected of killing her father and stepmother with a hatchet in the
unassuming home. Since then, guests have reported all manner of strange
sightings in the house.
The most haunted bed and breakfast in Massachusetts is also home to the most notorious unsolved murders in the country—the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast in Fall River lures in guests and paranormal investigators from around the world who want to try a hand at solving the mystery from beyond the grave. Paranormal bloggers from Destination America and Biography as well as television programs such as Discovery Channel’s Ghost Lab and Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures and Dead Files have all been not only intrigued but terrified by what lurks in the dark corridors of the home. If the professional investigators are scared—are you willing to give it a go?
3. Hoia Baciu Forest, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
This forest is considered the most haunted in the world. Visitors often report intense feelings of anxiety and the feeling of being watched while traveling through the forest, and some of the most common sightings include ghosts, unexplained apparitions, faces appearing in photographs that were not visible with the naked eye, and even some UFOs.
2. Corvin Castle, Hunedoara, Transylvania
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If you’re looking for the
inspiration for the original vampire myth, look no further than Vlad the
Impaler. The bloodthirsty ruler was kept prisoner in Corvin Castle in
Transylvania, where many strange sightings have been reported.
1. Lawang Sewu, Indonesia
The former railway building
(and World War II prison) is believed to be the most haunted place in
Indonesia. Among the many ghosts that have been reported here, the most
popular spirit is the Dutch woman, headless spirits, and a kuntilanak (a
female vampiric ghost in Malaysian and Indonesian mythology).
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