Most Haunted Places in Delhi

The capital of Delhi has more than 1300 monuments, some of which are believed to be a deep dark secret, it is widely believed that many of them range from Jinnat to ghost haunts.
Get ready, take you on a journey to discover a furious

1. Firoz Shah Kotla Fort.

Firoz Shah Kotla Fort

Feroz Shah Kotla Fort was built in 1355 by Feroz Shah Tughlaq. It is currently abandoned. It is said to be inhabited with ruins and gems living in dark holes, every Thursday locals are seen planting candles and incense sticks, offering bowls of milk and cereal, Unlike the ghosts, the Jinn hope to fulfill their wish. They are shapeless beings who can marry and have children, unlike humans. They are formulas and passages for centuries but like humans and ghosts and they can be evil contrary to legend when Adam blesses them before Allah. The first one Jin refused to bow down to is the devil hunts bad gems, especially if young women are left unharmed or dried, say this Is those genes on them.

2. Jamali Kamali Mosque.

Jamali Kamali Mosque

Famous Sufi Saints Jamali and Kamali were buried in 1535, this quiet Muslim is said to be surrounded by genes in many places apart from the sounds of screaming from the tombs, visitors have experienced being slapped by invisible health Or they have been chased. The mysterious wind is advised not to venture here after sunshine, but according to mythology, the scream can still be heard on a broad day. It is said that living in a parallel world, it is believed that humans created human artists and some genes are released from the fire. The good is not bad for the other and while humans cannot see them the other side has the powers to cross the jinn among the world who sometimes place a jinn in a human world and mainly to steal in abandoned places Decides to be responsible for the same incident as Jamali Kamali Mosque as it was abandoned for the vicinity and the commodity refused to leave Was and still left him when angry with the human presence they slap or hurt people who were in the mosque you were warned about.

3. Agrasen's Bouli.

Agrasen's Bouli

Built by Maharaja Agrasen during the Mahabharata in the mid-14th century, this monument is 60 meters long and a historical step map 15 meters wide has one hundred and thirty steps made of red sandstone that leads to a reservoir and the Baoli. Tries to take out the wells inside, yet it is said that people were mesmerized - was it money and what did it mean by unnatural pulsing The intensity increases around you as you increase the reservoir further down, it is also called Bauli A Agrasen. The rooms are currently considered to be the most dangerous which is safe with gates. When the bowl was filled, it was filled with dirty black water, mostly disheveled and depressed for miles. The small charms of these mystic waters have captivated them into their depths, tempting them to jump.

4. Khooni Nadi (Bloody River) Rohini, Delhi.

Khooni Nadi

Also known as the Bloody River located in Rohini, it is believed to be haunted because it is said that whoever enters the river is sucked in. Many people have died living here. It is often considered to be suicidal Venice but the cases are still mysterious and know that nothing was unknown due to the sounds of crying and various horror coming from a long-sighted distance. Ajhen.

This is only the beginning if you know the more haunted places in Delhi tell us in Humsafar Trip and we will examine these places.