6 beautiful places around the world that are haunted

Earth is filled with so many wonderful and bewitching places, but some of those beautiful places can be so scary.

The ghosts of murder, witchcraft, trailing in the deserted halls of luxurious hotels to staring back in the mirror of a cruise ship. Stories that could send shivers down your spine and leave you sleepless at night.

Imagine those people who would have gone on a vacation and experienced this.

These 10 most beautiful places around the world are so haunting:

Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Canada

This château de style of hotel in Banff national park, Canada was built in 1888 to foster tourism and sell train tickets.

The exquisite interior and exterior won’t stop you from exploring this place but this place is more than just a hotel. It has become a residence for many ghosts. People who have stayed in the hotel have shared their experience of spirits.

A bride who fell from the stairs on her wedding day, a bellman named Sam who said he would come back after his death to haunt the place.

Reportedly people have seen Sam- he helps people with their baggage before another bellboy arrives and disappears eventually.

Bhangarh Fort, India

The exuberant ruins of Bhangarh Fort lie between the southwest of Delhi and the deserts of Rajasthan. This place is known as the house of ghosts.

Legends say that a wizard Singhia was rejected by princess Ranavati, he was dejected of her refusal and try to cast an enchanted oil on the princess but when she threw it back at him the spell rebounded but not before he cursed the inhabitants of the palace to death without any hope of renaissance.

You can visit this place in the daylight, the palace is closed from sunset to sunrise, the locals believe that people who go inside the palace after the sunset would not come out alive.

Château de Brissac, Brissac-Quincé, France

The seven stories Château de Brissac is the home of the ‘Green Lady,’ namely the ghost of Charlotte from France, one of the tallest castles of France.

The website of the château tells the tale of the illegal daughter of King Charles VII, Charlotte, who was killed by her husband after discovering she had an affair.

Charlotte was named the green lady after her clothes, you can see her wandering in the early morning around the castle and the chapel’s tower.

The Forbidden City, Beijing, China

The forbidden place in Beijing opened for tourists in the 1940’s which serves as a museum. This place is very famous among paranormal fanatics.

The place has a fair share of murders, poisonings, executions whether it is for power or jealousy.

Ever since the place opened there have been many unnatural events, the most common one is of a woman who strolls sobbing in the fields wearing a white dress.

Myrtles Plantation, USA

Myrtle’s plantation is said to be one of the most haunted places in the USA. With more than 10 people being murdered in the building it is no wonder the place is filled with ghosts.

People have noticed a ghost with a cut-off ear, Chloe, another young girl, and a soldier, and a kid bouncing off the bed and the former owner of the place. The ghosts often give a peek to the people to scare them away which has been a very terrifying experience for many.

Isla de las Munecas (Island of the Dolls), Mexico

The neighborhood of Xochimilco has established some fame for the Island of the Dolls despite its status as a UNESCO World Heritage site for the well-preserved example of Aztec life. The island of dolls is hidden among the zones canals.

The island is widely spread with trees, grass, and dolls. The place is very creepy and it might look like a set of a horror movie.

The Isla de las Munecas was the home of the now-dead Julian Santa Barrera.

The tale is that Barrera found a dead body of a girl in a canal, with the hope of driving away evil spirits Barrera started to put up dolls around the island.

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