Some of the youngsters have an inclination towards haunted places based on real stories. If you have a liking for such adventures and crave for a few nightmarish experiences, try the following most horrifying haunted places in Delhi:
Haunted places in Delhi
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Dwarka Metro Station
The station is renowned for the appearance of a strange woman among passengers during the night.
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Khooni Nadi
Just as chilling as its name, this river is haunted enough to suck in people who dare to descend into its water.
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Delhi Cantonment
The most haunted place in Delhi would curdle your blood when you experience a woman clad in a white saree asking you for a lift.
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BhuliBhatiyari ka Mahal
Built in Tughlaq era, this fort is known for nesting various weird and creepy sounds after the sun sets down.
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ChorMinar
In its early days, ChorMinar was known for homing the spiked heads of criminals. Apparently, their spirits become active at night.
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Lothian Cemetery
If the sight of a ghost of a headless soldier roaming around the graves on a new moon’s night does not bring you nightmares for several days, then you should look for more horrifying places.
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Sanjay Van
Wanderers at night have often claimed about a mysterious voice calling them from nearby in this forest.
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Fort of Feroz Shah Kotla
This fort has been claimed to fester multitude of Djinns. On every Thursday, locals accumulate lighting incense sticks to soothe the spirits of Djinns.
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Mutiny House
Visitors have claimed to have sighted several paranormal incidents in and around Mutiny House.
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The Karkardooma Delhi Court
Even the lawyers in this court have reported on sighting a shadowy spectre during the court premises.
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The Ridge
The apparition of a colonial British man is said to hover in this empty forest accounting for the poor network signals that people say.
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Malcha Mahal
This hunting lodge is said to have an aura of ominous energy all around the area.
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Jamali Kamali Tomb
Source: en.wikipedia.orgFrom inside the mausoleum, voices and cries call out to the people outside. Scary, huh?
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House number- W3
People say that the muffled laughter of the couple murdered come from the inside of the house every now and then.
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Khooni Darwaza
The “Bloody Gate” still festers the spirits of the sons of the last Mughal emperor in Indian who had been executed in front of the public.
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