5 Haunted Places in Bangalore You Need to Avoid
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Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India, has its fair share of scary places that include tales of spirits and ghosts. Whether you believe in the supernatural or not, here are five haunted places in Bangalore that are sure to give you the heebie-jeebies.
Terra Vera
Possibly Bangalore’s most notoriously-haunted colonial house, reports of strange sounds and paranormal activities at Terra Vera date from 2002. Located on St. Marks Road, Terra Vera was built in 1943 by EJ Vaz, an Anglo-Indian lawyer, who later gifted this colonial house to his two daughters – Dolce and Vera Vaz. In 2002, Dolce (the youngest sister) was stabbed to death by an unknown person who broke into their house at midnight. Dolce’s body was buried in the house and Vera left the house soon after. Witnesses have reported seeing the headless statues of Jesus and Mary, inverted cross signs, a silhouette near the window, hearing blood-curdling screams, sounds of a piano playing and feeling colder temperatures in a few of the rooms. Interestingly, these strange happenings occur at any time of day. In 2014, the house was razed to the ground, but the unsettling and spooky happenings continue to make passersby and locals’ blood run cold.
1. Kalpalli Cemetery
Cemetery
NH 4
The National Highway 4 is one of the state’s longest highways. Flanked by lush greenery, this serene-looking highway is a hotbed for supernatural activity after midnight. People who travel past this highway at midnight have encountered a beautiful girl asking for a lift and when they stop the car to help her out, she disappears. This story gets spookier! When you return to your car, there she is, laughing her head off. Though she doesn’t harm anyone, she is still a ghost and she will give you the creeps. Best to avoid it at the witching hour!
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