Searching for the creepiest haunted places in Delhi – places that would make you doubt all notions of rationality? Delhi has places that are rumored to house spirits, a headless ghost, a wailing woman, ghosts and, of course, djinns. If you consider yourself a ghost-buster or are looking for an experience of a very different kind, here are some of the horror places in Delhi.
On this tour we will visit the five haunted places,
1. Agrasen Ki Baoli, New Delhi
2. Feroze Shah Kotla Fort
3. Lothian Cemetery, Old Delhi
4. Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal, Karol Bagh
5. Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb, Mehrauli,
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We start the walk at 09:00 Hrs
Agrasen Ki Baoli, New Delhi: A 60-meter long and 15-meter wide historical step well in Delhi, it is considered by believers as haunted.
Feroze Shah Kotla Fort: Yet addition to horror places in Delhi, the ruins of what must have been a grand fort once see little crowd today, except for Thursdays. Come Thursday and you will see a steady trickle of djinn believers thronging the place. Once the rituals of praying and leaving wishes written on a letter are over, the fort complex gets eerily silent. It is widely believed that djinns roam free in the fort complex once the sun sets, marking their territory and scaring away anyone who wants to enter the complex. Such is the belief in the story that all the nearby houses are built facing the other side in order to keep the djinns away.
Lothian Cemetery, Old Delhi: Said by believers to be haunted by the specter of General Nicholas, a British officer who committed suicide after learning that the Indian woman he loved had married another man
Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal, Karol Bagh: Ruins of a 14th-century hunting lodge that is believed by some to be haunted. It is situated in the busy market of Karol Bagh. A huge statue of Lord Hanuman can be seen on the road which serves as a landmark in Karol Bagh. People identify the nearby areas from the statue. Bagga Link is adjacent to this statue and behind this Bagga Link there is a silent road which takes you to the Southern Ridge of Delhi. Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal was built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century. Sources say that it was basically a hunting lodge during the reign of Firuz Shah Tughlaq. The entrance of Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal is made up of stones and a big gate can be noticed in the front. And there is another small door which ends into a big open courtyard.
After the visits drop off the hotel.
