Shimla’s most haunted: Must visit places for the ghost hunters
Priya SrivastavaPriya Srivastava/TIMESOFINDIA.COM/ Updated : May 23, 2024, 17:57 IST
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Shimla, known for its picturesque landscapes and colonial charm, hides a darker side with haunted places and paranormal activities attracting brave hearts from all over.
Shimla, known for its picturesque landscapes and colonial charm, hides a darker side with haunted places and paranormal activities attracting brave hearts from all over. Read less
These lesser-known haunted gems in Shimla have intrigued locals and visitors alike for decades now. These supposedly haunted places in Shimla serve as a reminder of the city's rich history and folklore, attracting brave hearts from all over.
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On this note, let’s have a look at 8 haunted places in Shimla:
Shimla Ridge: While not a specific location, Shimla Ridge is said to be haunted by the spirits of British soldiers who died during the Anglo-Gurkha War. Visitors have reported feeling a sense of unease and hearing disembodied voices while strolling along the ridge at night.
House of Dukhani: House of Dukhani is Tucked away in the shadows of Shimla. The place is believed to be haunted by the spirits of its former inhabitants and locals tell tales of strange noises coming from the walls. A number of eerie sightings of ghostly figures have also been reported.
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Chudail Baudi (Witch's Well): Chudail Baudi has an ominous reputation for obvious reasons. Legend has it that a chudail or witch resides within its depths, drawing unwanted souls. A number of people claim to have heard her chilling laughter echoing in the darkness, a warning to those who dare to come too close to the well.
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