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There's nothing better than a good ghost story, and there are many of them throughout the world—ghosts stalking the corridors of British castles, murders on opulent cruise ships, and Transylvanian UFO sightings, to name a few. Everywhere you go, you can find some form of haunted landmark and a ghost tour to go with it.
Some of the spookiest locations are nevertheless worth seeing due to their gorgeous architecture, breathtaking surroundings, and intriguing history, even if you don't believe in ghosts or other supernatural phenomena. Here are the greatest spooky places in the world that you should visit all year long, not just on Halloween. Horror films frequently draw their inspiration from true paranormal events. Many well-known tourist destinations across the world are reported to be haunted by ghost stories from the past. India is home to several spots where ghosts are rumored to reside or paranormal events have allegedly been witnessed there. India is a country full of ancient historical landmarks, tales of djinns, and more. While many of these are centers of business and worship, others are well-known tourist attractions that people try to avoid visiting after dark.
Saurabh Suman
Saurabh Suman is a Mechanical Engineer by qualification. He is an author, social activist, guest speaker, and entrepreneur. Recently He received a the rising young author award at the Constitution Club Of India, New Delhi. A young author who has published more than 30+ books on various genres in a very short span of time. He has received various awards and honors. His first book, When Life Starts Playing was Published by The Times of India. He is working as the Managing Director for Women Empowerment, by employing underprivileged women in Sundarpura village of Vadodara and working for the upliftment of the tribal community in Chhota Udepur through his NGO, World Healing Society Foundation's Moksha Project.He was also invited as a guest speaker for TALK OF ICON on Loktantra.
