A tragic bride who drowned on her wedding night still drifts through the mist. Houseboat owners tell of a woman in a red wedding dress who knocks on doors at midnight, asking, "Have you seen my groom?" Those who answer vanish.

The ruins of Pari Mahal (the "Fairy Palace") are said to be haunted by the spirits of Mughal scholars who practiced black magic. Visitors report floating lanterns, disembodied whispers in Persian, and shadows that mimic human form but lack faces.

Tracks that lead toward walkers from empty terrain. Follow them, and you’ll find your own shoes filled with warm blood.

Human finger bones strung on vines that ring without wind. Each chime corresponds to a recent disappearance.

A half-man, half-tiger spirit walks upright before attacking. Survivors swear it speaks perfect Hindi before its jaws unhinge.

A woman in Victorian dress drowns guests in their sleep. Autopsies show stomachs filled with river water despite dry beds.

Built in 1911, this lodge’s taxidermy animals blink and follow visitors with their eyes.

A tourist vehicle abandoned in 2007 still appears on foggy nights. Inside: claw marks and a voice recorder playing growls matching no known animal.

Drivers crossing at night sometimes pass the same bridge 3-4 times before GPS resets. Some report a woman in white counting their laps.

Carved rocks cause hallucinations. One tourist took a selfie with them—the photo showed a second mouth growing on his neck.