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Showing posts with label Haunted Place in India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haunted Place in India. Show all posts

Monday, 27 April 2015

Dumas Beach - A Haunted Black Sand Beach




Dumas Beach is an urban beach along the Arabian Sea located 21 kilometers southwest of Surat City in Indian state of Gujarat. This beach is famous for its black sand. It is a popular tourist destination in south Gujarat.
This area has been reported numerous of times for its paranormal activity. People have experiences with hearing strange whispers on the beach. It's like the wind around this area is full of spirits of dead people.

Dumas beach in Gujarat is one of the most haunted places in India. Hindus have a tradition of burning dead on the beach, plus spirits tend to be found more at places which are windy, and Dumas Beach is one of them. Especially at night, if you are walking towards the ocean, you'll hear noises in the wind which tells you not to go forward and go back. A number of tourists have been known to have disappeared while taking walks on the beach at night. 

BhanGarh – Haunted Place in India

BhanGarh – Haunted Place in India

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Bhangarh is a village in India that is famous for its historical ruins. It is in the Rajgarh MCD of the Alwar district in the state of Rajasthan. Bhangarh is at the edge of the Sariska Tiger Reserve. Bhangarh is a place between Jaipur and Alwar in Rajasthan state of India. Bhangarh is known for it’s ruins,and it’s interesting to note that entry to this “Ghost town” is legally prohibited between sunset and sunrise. In accordance with a fable, Bhangarh city was cursed by “Guru Balu Nath” who authorized the construction of the city on a major stipulation: “If the shadows of your fortress touch the prohibited area, the entire Bhangarh city will be destroyed!”. Since Ajab Singh (the grandson of Madho Singh) built a palace in such a way that the shadow of the palace reached the prohibited area, the place was cursed by Guru Balu Nath. As a result, the entire town of Bhangarh was damaged and ruined. Guru Balu Nath is believed to be resting in the same place till now in his Samadhi. Bhangarh township was established by a royal leader ‘Madho Singh’ who was the younger brother of a Mughal ruler, ‘Man Singh of Amber’.Locals refer to this place as the ‘bhoot bangla’( haunted palace/ house). The locals say the place is rife with paranormal activity. Ghosts and spirits are rumored to roam Bhangarh fort; strange noises and whole lot of weird activities have been reported by locals of the area. Locals have seen entities, ghostly apparitions, and strange lights at night and sounds of dancing emanate from the fort (there’s a dancers hall or haveli in the fort). There’s an ancient market called “Johri Bazaar” which is no longer exists but it is hearsay that it’s now a ghost market. The shops of the market used to be run by beautiful women. At night, it is said that the market is abuzz with activity.