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    Haunted Abandoned Structure Locations in India

    All documented spectral archives classified under Abandoned Structure located in India.

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    Begunkodar Railway Station

    PuruliaIndia1960s

    Begunkodar Railway Station, located in the Purulia district of West Bengal near the Jharkhand border, is one of India's most famous haunted railway stations. Opened in 1960 with help from the Santal royal lineage, the station was abandoned for 42 years after a railway employee reported seeing a ghostly woman in a white sari, followed by the mysterious deaths of the station master and his family. Listed officially by Indian Railways as a haunted station, it reopened in 2009 and now draws curious travelers and ghost tourists from across the country.

    Abandoned Structure
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    Bhoot Bangla Kapurthala

    KapurthalaIndiaLate 19th / Early 20th century

    Bhoot Bangla in Kapurthala, Punjab, is an old colonial-era villa steeped in local mystery. Originally constructed during the princely reign of the Ahluwalia dynasty in Kapurthala, the building's ground floor has historically been utilized for municipal and Home Guard administrative offices, while its upper floors remain abandoned, neglected, and crumbling. Locals, municipal workers, and nocturnal passersby strictly avoid the upper level, citing unsettling noises, phantom shadows, and heavy oppressive atmospheres.

    Abandoned Structure
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    D'Silva House

    LonavalaIndia20th century

    D'Silva House is an infamous abandoned colonial-style bungalow located in the mist-shrouded hill station of Lonavala, Maharashtra. Long regarded as one of Maharashtra's most mysterious haunted residential properties, the ruined house is associated with local legends of a tragic domestic homicide. Travelers and local residents report unsettling shadows, poltergeist activity, disembodied screams, and ghostly apparitions emanating from the overgrown property late at night.

    Abandoned Structure
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    GP Block

    MeerutIndiaMid-20th century (1950s–1970s)

    GP Block in Meerut's Civil Lines area is one of Northern India's most famous abandoned residential compounds. Comprising several double-story colonial-style bungalows left to decay amidst overgrown forest, the site earned national notoriety due to persistent reports of strange apparitions, including four ghostly men sitting around a single candle drinking beer and a phantom woman in a red dress seen exiting the empty buildings.

    Hospital
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    IGMC Hospital (Fourth Floor)

    ShimlaIndiaMid-20th Century–Present

    Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital (IGMC) in Shimla is Himachal Pradesh's premier healthcare institution. However, the medical complex carries a terrifying reputation regarding its fourth-floor wing. Sealed off following a tragic fire decades ago that claimed multiple lives, this abandoned hospital wing is infamous for ghostly footsteps, phantom lifts, and disembodied medical gantry squeaks echoing through empty corridors after midnight.

    Abandoned Structure
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    Jagatsinghpur Bhuta Kothi

    JagatsinghpurIndiaLate 20th century (1999)

    Jagatsinghpur Bhuta Kothi (the Haunted House of Taradapada) is one of Odisha's most infamous abandoned houses and viral horror sites. Built in the late 1990s, the unfinished two-story residence became the scene of a gruesome family tragedy on August 18, 1999, when the homeowner suffered a sudden psychotic breakdown. Today, its roofless, brick-exposed ruins stand abandoned along the roadside, shunned by locals who report late-night shrieks, stone-pelting, and phantom apparitions.