The word haunted means a place frequented by a ghost. Many of us get the thrills by having our holidays in such places only. Check out the most haunted caves around the world. Think twice before visiting. Definitely do think twice..
These caves are said to be man-made. They have a history that goes back over a period of approximately eight thousand years. Chislehurst caves in Kent, United Kingdom are believed to be home to many spirits or ghosts. There are many haunted tales surrounding Chislehurst Caves located in Chislehurst Kent in United Kingdom. Most of these are regarding the many stories of murder and sacrifice associated with humans that are said to have happened here. Weird sounds and sights have been experienced in the haunted Chislehurst Cave. From footsteps, voices, screams, cries, people claimed to have heard these and more.
Best Places to Stay During Kumbh 2025: From Tents to Luxury Hotels
The Ultimate Guide to Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 at Prayagraj
Understanding the Importance of the Sangam: The Confluence of Faith
The History and Mythology of Kumbh Mela: A Journey Through Time
Best Places to Eat in Goa: Indulge in a Culinary Delight
The Future of Drone Tourism: How Drones are Changing the Travel Industry
This piece must be read by those who don’t believe in paranormal activities because it might make you rethink supernatural powers. Those who believe in them should also read it for their interest. The haunted places mentioned below are not imaginary for those who have experienced them.
Here’s the list of 25 most haunted places in India
Asirgarh Fort Constructed by Asa Ahir, Muslim Emperor Part of Madhya Pradesh, India Owner: Government of India Open to the public: Yes Condition: Ruined Made by: Lead, Lime-stone and stone. Nearby city: Indore Time to Visit: October to March Asirgarh fort is also known as Asa Ahir Garh because it is made by Emperor Asa Ahir. Its real name was Asa Ahir Garh, later this name is transforms simple as middle letters were released to the name Asa Ahir and it became Ashirgarh. Its height is about 259.1 meter high from the base and from sea level 701 meter high. Here a mosque is built with a lord Shiva temple and inside there is a fort to see. It is actually formed in 3 parts and every part has its specific name. "Asirgarh"is the first part, second part is "Kamargarh" and last third part is called "Malaygarh". Asirgarh Fort is an Indian fortress (qila) established in the Satpura Range. It is about 20 km far from north of the city of Burhanpur district of central Indian State of Madhya Pradesh. This fort situated on the apex of Satpura Mountain. Fort expands more than 60 acres area. This fort known as ‘Babe Deccan’ that means “key to the Deccan”, which was expressed untouchable, some authors said that after triumphing this fort, ways to catch the southern area become more accessible. So it is known as "Door to South India". User photo of Asirgarh Fort A photo posted by Abhijit (@aj7rigel) on Dec 22, 2014 at 9:43am PST A photo posted by neelabh saxena? (@_neels__) on Oct 20, 2015 at 8:15pm PDT A photo posted by neelabh saxena? (@_neels__) on Oct 21, 2015 at 6:21am PDT
