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Most Terrifying Haunted Places in Golden Triangle Tour

Golden Triangle Tour is the most famous and admirable destinations from visitors. Ancient buildings and tales of the Royals attract the travelers but there are some haunted destinations which you can visit with your friends.

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Most Terrifying Haunted Places in Golden Triangle Tour

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  1. Most Terrifying Haunted Places in Golden Triangle Tour

  2. As we know, Golden Triangle Tour is the most famous and admirable destinations from visitors. Ancient buildings and tales of the Royals attract the travelers but there are some haunted destinations which you can visit with your friends. Add some haunted places in your Golden triangle tour packages India to make an amazing and thrilling visit.

  3. In Delhi • 1.Dwarka (Sector 9) Metro Station • It is a small city in Delhi. Outside the entrance to the metro station, people feel a barricade of inexplicable energy which is throwing upon them suddenly. People see an abnormal sight of a woman with appearing in once and then disappearing with remarkable alacrity. It has been also added that the place is excruciated with spirits in the night.

  4. 2. House Number W-3 This place has a story that a helpless couple was murdered bitterly inside this house. The story took a twist when they return as ghosts to reclaim their house. Local people recount with fear that they hear strange voices as muffled laughter in the house.

  5. In Jaipur 1. Bhangarh Fort It is one of the most famous haunted places in India. The fort is the spot for some scary incidents like shouting of the ghost, women crying and the clinking sound of the bangles. A popular story behind this place is that a tantric wanted to marry the queen of the fort- Rani Ratnawati. Rani got tantric who used black magic at her palace and also knew about the evil thoughts of the tantric.

  6. 2. Jagatpura • With the beautiful palaces of Rajasthan, this is the haunted place in Jaipur. This is a residential area where people actually live with the witches. The king of this place in Rajasthan was greedy and arrogant. So, many villagers of this place cursed him. It is believed that the souls of those villagers ask for help from the travelers. The people have seen witches walking around the streets of Jagatpura and look same as in classic Indian horror tales wearing the white dress.

  7. In Agra • 1. St. John’s College • It is one of the oldest colleges in India. It was established in 1850 for education in Agra and nearby places of the city. It is one of the haunted places in Agra. Many students of this college have committed suicide for one reason to another. Some people have seen shadows of students during the whistling and walking on the campus of the college. However, there is no confirmation of that said incidents.

  8. 2. Agra Fort The Agra Fort is one of the most tourist places in Agra but it is also a haunted place. At the time of construction of this fort, many people have been killed. It is may be one of the reasons for this place to be considered as haunted places in Agra.

  9. So, if you have fear of ghosts and its stories then you should avoid these places to visit. • Click here for more information - https://www.tripoto.com/trip/most-terrifying-haunted-places-in-golden-triangle-tour-5940d45e6b756

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