Top Haunted Places in New Delhi

House Number W-3 Greater Kailash

Located in Greater Kailash 1 a posh area in South Delhi, house number W-3 is found to be haunted by an old couple who were murdered in 1986 by their yoga guru and later buried their body in the underground water tank the couples we namely Yadu Krishnan Kaul and Madhu Kaul, neighbors have reported that they have been hearing strange sounds coming out from W-3 after 3am at night.

Sanjay Van

Another most haunted spot of Delhi, Sanjay Van has a couple of thickly green stretches in Delhi. Rich green, this 10 km strip is peppered with various graves and stays of Qila Rai Pithora. While seeing graves and fortification's remaining parts, now canvassed in creepers, is frightening enough, there have been reports of individuals hearing cries of youngsters, seeing a glimpse of a lady who vanishes abruptly and getting pushed by some undetectable power while meandering in Sanjay Van! Sounds like an awesome night trip thought, isn't that so?

Agrasen Ki Baoli

The haunted belief of Baoli is revolving around the well, located in heart of Delhi, Connaught Place, it was built by Maharaj Agrasen in 14th century to store water for people of his kingdom, it is said to be that this place is home of devil as you go down step by step to the well. It is also a popular tourist destination and famous Bollywood movie PK also had some shots from this place.

Malcha Mahal

It is also know as Wilayat Mahal it is a Tughlaq era haunting lodge located in dense rigde forest near Delhi Earth Station it is said to be reported some cries of children and women surround that place at night. The surrounding forest are will also add in goosebumps.

Bhooli Bhatiyari ka Mahal

It is in Karol Bagh Delhi, it is said that there is forgotten Bhatiyari palace. Due to hearing about here, the fear awakens. This is because strange things happen here at night, Therefore it is said to be haunted, there is a banner here, which says that entry after sunset is prohibited here. Delhi Police stops the road by putting barricades at the turn of the Bhatiyari Road.

Lothian Cemetry

Located just passed crowded area of Kashmiri Gate Delhi lies Lothian Cemetery. A British officer was buried in this Lothian Cemetery and it was said that every night, his head cut soul on the horse had been seen in the graveyard with his head in his hand, so no one in the passed through the graveyard at night. In the 20th century, some people have experienced the soul sitting on the horse in this cemetery. Apart from this incident, some people have also seen the soul of a wandering child who, in search of his missing parents, stopping the people in the night and asking them about his parents. Another fact about this cemetery is that before the 18th century this graveyard used to be of the Muslim people, but when the British came here, they took this graveyard and converted it into a Christian cemetery. For this, they cleared some of the dead bodies already buried in this graveyard. The dead bodies of the dead who were taken from the graveyard haunt this graveyard

Karkardooma Delhi Court

The talk of ghosts is common in Delhi's Karkardooma district court these days. There are some strange things happening in the Cyber Library. Sometimes a bright light is seen in the night, and sometimes the computer starts automatically at night. Some people are stating it as the ghosts, so some people just consider it a coincidence. According to the information, in the court premises a few days ago, there was a bright light like a flying moonlight in the court library. This light came from one side and walked towards the other side. All this was captured in CCTV camera and one day, all computers started in the Cyber Library at around twelve o'clock in the night. This incident was also imprisoned in CCTV camera.

Feroz Shah Kotla Fort

There are many stories about the Firoz Shah Kotla Fort, this fort has got one of the 10 scary places in Delhi, it is said that many spirits keep on walking in the fort and that is why no one should go by night or even during the day. Dare not be able to mobilize, this fort was built in 1354 by Feroz Shah Tughlaq, who was then the Sultan of Delhi, today this fort has become completely ruined, But people believe that every Thursday candles burns and smells of incense, and there are some bowls on which the milk and raw grains get filled automatically, due to which people confirm it a point of being haunted by ghosts and spirits.

Khooni Darwaza

The Khooni Darwaza or bloody door is located near the Delhi gate on the Bahadur Shah Zafar route. This gate was built for the Ferozabad it was built by Sher Shah Suri, the founder of the Muslim Brave Empire, which is also known as Kabuli Bazar because people coming from Afghanistan would pass through this gate. This 15.5-meter-high door is made of Quartzite stone in Delhi. After the surrender of Bahadur Shah Zafar on September 22, 1857, three princes of the Mughal dynasty were killed by British leader William Hudson, in which Bahadur Shah Zafar's son Mirza Mughal and Khizr Sultan and grandson Mirza Abu Bakr were involved. That's why this gate got a name bloody door. Today this door is a monument preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India. It has now been sealed completely and barred for entry of the public.

The Ridge

This is the lush green forest spread across northern part of delhi, sure you can see people hanging around in daytime but after sunset it is nightmare to be in, people have reported that a ghost of British Soldier have haunted this place for centuries and many dead bodies were found in here throught the present times.

Jamali Kamali Tomb and Mosque

Jamali Kamali Tomb and Masjid, they are two ancient monuments present in the archaeological village complex of India, both of these monuments are present near each other. One of these two monuments is the mosque and the other two are the tombs of the Jamali and Kamali were their graves are buried. People living near it have reported songs, and heard unusual sounds comming from the Tomb, so therofore it is declared as a haunted place.