Visit 7 Famous Asian Haunted Landmarks

Thrilling travelers should have no trouble finding a favorite destination in Asia. Across the continent are places with spooky details of stories, hair and hair back. Please join me in a tour of Asia to know more about these stories that make us "heartbroken"! 1. Old Changi Hospital - Singapore Old Changi Hospital was a military hospital that was closed many years ago. This area used to be a prison of fascist Japan

. After 1945, it was demolished to build a hospital. This is one of the most famous… haunted places in Asia. Because next to the Old Changi area is the Changi Commando Barrack - the old Japanese barracks and is the place to execute prisoners Many people reported that they witnessed headless, legless ghosts walking around the area.



Recently, the government has planted more trees around here to turn this place into a resort. Lipe Island - Thailand If you are always in doubt about the existence of ghosts, try Lipe Island during Halloween in the Andaman Sea of southern Thailand and you can believe everything. This is home to the Chao-Le people, an ethnic minority known as the "gypsy of the sea". They still live with the belief that natural things have a soul and assert that the island is full of "hatoo" (in Chao-Le language meaning ghost). Tourists who have visited this place also say that they feel the presence of invisible forces around them. Moreover, they believe that there are also ghost footprints left on the sandy surface. The inhabitants here often comfort these souls with fruit cakes and soft drinks Tuen Mun - Hong Kong Road This highway was home to hundreds of traffic accidents in 1978.



A lot of drivers said that they saw ghosts suddenly appear in front of the car, causing them to turn their hands. Unexpected drive. In addition, it was said that there were ghosts dancing on top of the car, whispering into the ears, causing the driver to lose control and cause an accident. Mount Everest The highest peak in the world is said to be haunted by ... the ghost of the mountain climber Andrew Irvine, who died during his journey to conquer this mountain in 1924. It is said that his soul constantly visiting the tents of other climbers.



In 1975, climbers Dougal Haston and Doug Scot said to have felt the ghost's appearance on the back. But it seems that this ghost has no bad intentions, it also shows the way to make two climbers feel more confident during the journey. Bhangarh Fort - Rajasthan, India: This fort is known to be the most haunted place in India by the demolished traces inside. Warning signs placed at the entrance of the fortress clearly stated: People are not allowed to "Enter the boundaries of Bhangarh fortress before sunrise and after sunset". This only intensified speculation about the strange place of the place. Countless legends were told about why the fortress was abandoned overnight. Most stories claim that the fortress had to suffer a curse and that demons are haunted, it is said that a magician named Singha Serva wanted to marry Princess Ratnavati of the castle. After being rejected by the princess, he cast a curse on the residents of this place.



As a result, the place was abandoned overnight and no one has ever returned to be resettled. Himuro Mansion - Japan Located in the rocky plateau just under the light of Tokyo, the Himuro mansion (or Himikyru Palace) is said to be one of the most haunted places in Japan. It is said that this architectural complex is the shelter of one of the most brutal killers in modern Japanese history. Members of the Himuro family were believed to be too involved in dark religious rituals and were killed by the head of the family (who was also soon killed by falling on his sword). Although this is thought to have happened about eight decades ago, many people still believe that the souls of this entire family still walk on the ground, with fresh blood still covered somewhere on the walls. Hua Family Building - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Located at 97 Pho Duc Chinh Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, this beautiful and sophisticated architectural building is the origin of the story. the ghost of the Hua family. Although it has now become the headquarters of the City Museum of Fine Arts, the ancient look still contains mysteries that pique the curiosity of many people.



The house was owned by Hua Bon Hoa, a Chinese man who left China and immigrated to our country in the 17th century. From empty hands, working as a cicada picker, Hua Bon Hoa has made a great career. famous, owning an extremely large amount of real estate in Saigon at that time. It is said that Hua Bon Hoa had the youngest daughter he loved so much, but she contracted leprosy, an incurable disease at that time. After death, her ghost g.

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