10 Most Haunted Places in the World

 1. Changi Beach, Singapore

Changi Beach served as field slaughter people for the Japanese Sook Ching massacre during the Second World War. Thousands of Chinese were tortured and killed during the operation because they were suspected of being anti-Japanese. Strange cries and shouts are reported by people. Agency Heads Chinese dead are sometimes seen flying everywhere and decapitated bodies on the beach promenade. The scariest thing is that ghosts leave blood stains. During the night people watching dug holes that appear as if they were used to bury the bodies.

2. Ohio University,  Athens, America

Ohio State University is known as folklore as the most haunted campus. A large number of places on campus is said to be haunted, and many other popular stories are told through the University of Athens County. British Society for Psychical Research, argues that in Athens, Ohio, is one of the haunted places in the world. Wilson Hall, the popular girl (assuming a witch), who killed himself a few moments writing a satanic and supernatural things of his own blood on the wall. The five cemeteries that form a pentagram around the campus, where the administration building at the center of the mark of the devil. Washington Hall, which is famous for hosting a team of basketball players, who all died in a terrible CrashAre their ghosts still haunt the room, and sometimes you can hear them drooling. Catacombs of Jefferson Hall, where many ghost sightings have occurred.

And finally, the songs, abandoned insane asylum that has been known for thousands of labotamies and electric shock treatments. In addition, a patient who has disappeared, and was found five weeks later, his body decomposes in the soil and left a stain that exposes her body. This stain is still visible today.

3. Screaming Tunnel, Niagara Falls, Ontario

Haunting Screaming Tunnel is one of the most enduring legends Niagara Falls'. Located outside of Warner Road, the tunnel passes under the railway tracks that link to Niagara Falls to Toronto and New York. The local legend, over a hundred years ago, the house is just past the south entrance to the tunnel caught fire one night. A girl, her clothes, was engulfed in flames, ran screaming into the house. He ran through the tunnel to try to put out his clothes, but collapsed and died on the floor of the gallery. A variant of this is the story of a girl on fire in the tunnel for the furious father, when he learned that his wife had won custody of children during a divorce battle ugly. Another version tells a young girl who was raped inside the tunnel, and his body burned to cover evidence. All these stories say that if you're in the middle of the dark tunnel at midnight and light a match, the flame is extinguished, and the girl's screams are heard.

4. Bhangarh Fort, India

Fort Bhangarh is on its way from Jaipur to Alwar, Rajasthan, India. According to legend, Singhi, a tantric black magic curse of the palace that everyone in the palace would die and their souls will stay there for centuries without rebirth. Another interesting point is that all homes in this area are homeless, because every time you build a house with a roof, the roof collapses. This is the place called India's most captivating. People who visit this place suffer from anxiety and restlessness. It is said that nobody returns to the place that is kept in the dark. Government banned the area to stay after sunset. You will find a table created by the Archaeological Survey of India shows "Staying after sunset is strictly prohibited in this area."

5. Highgate Cemetery, North London, England

At night, Highgate Cemetery as something of a horror movie. Scary tombstones twisted angles beheaded ivy-covered, dark passages between the graves overgrown, it is not surprising, it is England's number one ghost instead. Despite the frigid atmosphere of Highgate Cemetery after this day some of Britain's most spectacular Gothic architecture, offers exciting tours. He is also the burial place of Karl Marx.

6. Ancient Ram Inn, Gloucestershire, England

Do you believe in ghosts or not, a trip to the old Ram Inn is an upsetting experience. Crunches on the floor, bare walls cold, musty and dimly lit nooks and crannies embody everything a haunted house should be. And the stories associated with this building are not scary for the faint of heart: Murder, satanism and child sacrifice are just some of the darkest allegations took place here, oh and did we mention, obviously built on a pagan cemetery?

7. Monte Cristo, New South Wales, Australia

Monte Cristo is the haunted mansion of Australia located in Junee, New South Wales. Mrs Crawley, owner of the house never left home after the death of her husband 23 years of his remaining life with the exception of two times. After his death his ghost haunts the place especially the older room. Ghost without a body, face, ghost in the window, floating ghosts, strange voices and ghostly, automatically turn on and off the lights are unforgettable experiences for the people. Some people reported that when they came into the bed of the boy, the room where they were out of breath and purple and almost died, they became normal after coming out of the room.

8. Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland

This magnificent castle is typically medieval, perched on a rocky promontory, which is an impressive view of the hills of Scotland. However, the empty corridors and narrow streets of Edinburgh, there are echoes of death. At least that's what was reported. Hot spots include the spectra of the prison cells of the castle, the vault South Bridge and Middle-Marie King, an abandoned street used to quarantine victims and finally bury the plague. There are also reports of ghost dogs, a drummer without a head, and the bodies of prisoners captured during the French seven years of war and the American Revolution.

9. Dominican Hill, Baguio City, Philippines

According to some people the ghosts of those who were killed during the war haunt this place. Some say the patients who died here, despite the hopes of being transformed into living ghosts. Hearing the banging of doors, windows, rattling dishes and voices shout in the night was reported by people.

10. Berry Pomeroy Castle, Totness

There are a number of legends associated with this 14-century castle and is reputed to be haunted. It has two famous female ghost, the White Lady and the Blue Lady. According to legend, Lady Blanche is the spirit of Margaret Pomeroy, who died of starvation while he was imprisoned in the dungeons by her sister jealous. Apparently, she haunts the dark dungeons, and rises from the Tower to St Margaret the castle. The Blue Lady is not confined to specific areas, and is supposed to draw people in parts of the ruin. Apparently it's a very bad idea to follow!