Top 7 Most Haunted Places in the World

Although the concept of the most haunted place in the world scares many people, there are still a few adventurous souls who love to explore these often-dilapidated places in hopes of meeting a ghost or at least seeing an odd phenomenon.


Here are the 7 Most haunted places all over the world for mystery lovers:-

1. Amityville Horror House, New York

Amityville Horror House

Ronald Defeo Jr. shot six members of his family on November 13, 1974, in what is now known as the Amityville Horror House, but the 112 Ocean Avenue was relatively unknown until the Lutz family bought the house in 1975. The Lutzes reported extreme paranormal activity from the moment they moved in, including uncovering the creepy hidden Red Room, doors slamming by themselves, and mysterious voices asking the priest to bless the home to "get out! "The family stayed in the house for 26 days before leaving.

2. Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town

Castle of Good Hope

Built by the Dutch East India Company in the mid-1600s, the fort is now a historic monument in Cape Town and a local hotbed for paranormal activity. The castle is said to hold the ghost of the aggressive ruler, Governor van Noodt, who is said to have died of a heart attack while ordering a hanging. The popular tale is that one of the men doomed to the noose cursed the governor before he was executed, sealing his soul to the castle forever.

3. Dumas Beach, Surat

Dumas Beach

Dumas Beach is believed to be a sanctuary of ghosts and apparitions. It is not advisable to visit the beach after a certain time at night. It is said that along with the heavy gust of wind blowing across the beach, you can also hear countless cries from the souls who have lost their lives here.

4. Leap Castle, Ireland

Leap Castle

The bloody legend of Leap Castle dates back to its construction at the end of the 13th century. Having been populated by many destructive Irish clans throughout history, several violent deaths have taken place within these storied walls, trapping the souls of the victims forever. One of the most disturbing aspects of the construction of the castle is the hidden oubliette, which held the bodies of nearly 150 people and was not discovered until the 1920s.

5. The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Calgary

The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

Built in 1888 to encourage tourism and sell train tickets, this castle-style hotel is located in the Rocky Mountains of Banff National Park. But it gets a bit more Gothic once you get inside-and we're not talking about architecture. One remarkable tale includes an unfortunate bride, who was said to have fallen down a stone stairway during her wedding.

6. Bhangarh Fort, India

Bhangarh Fort

Located near the southwest of Delhi, the lush ruins of Bhangarh Fort are a striking juxtaposition against the desert landscape of Rajasthan. To this day, the oasis remains largely uninhabited due to the supposed curse of a disgruntled sorcerer after his advances were rebuffed by a local princess.

7. Shaniwar Wada Fort, Pune

Shaniwar Wada Fort

Just like Bhangarh Fort, this one is also a popular tourist attraction. Shaniwar Wada Fort is one of the most haunted places in India if you believe the story. The castle, which once housed the Maratha royalty, has now become a location for various paranormal activities. It is said that a prince was killed by his own family on the premises. His spirit wanders around the fort in the night, you can even hear shrills and cries coming from the fort.