Regional Classification

    Haunted Abandoned Structure Locations in Republic of Korea

    All documented spectral archives classified under Abandoned Structure located in Republic of Korea.

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    Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital

    GwangjuRepublic of Korea1992

    Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital was an infamous abandoned mental health facility in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Operating from 1992 until its abrupt closure in 1996, the multi-story concrete structure gained widespread international notoriety as one of South Korea's most active and terrifying haunted locations, inspiring local urban legends, viral internet lore, and a hit 2018 horror feature film.

    Historic House
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    Naju Haunted House

    NajuRepublic of Korea1980

    The Naju Haunted House is an infamous abandoned residential residence located in Bonghwang-myeon, Naju City, South Jeolla Province, South Korea. Revered alongside Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital and Yeongdeok Haunted House as one of South Korea's three major haunted locations, the property is renowned for intense geomagnetic anomalies, geomantic curses, and lingering spirits.

    Historic House
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    Yeongdeok Haunted House

    Yeongdeok-gunRepublic of Korea1950

    The Yeongdeok Haunted House is a notorious abandoned two-story commercial building perched dramatically on a coastal hill overlooking Jangsari Beach in Yeongdeok, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. Constructed directly over a tragic Korean War mass burial ground, it is widely considered one of South Korea's most active and feared haunted sites.

    Amusement Park
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    Yongma Land

    Jungnang-guRepublic of Korea1980

    Yongma Land is a small, family-owned abandoned amusement park situated at the foot of Yongmasan in Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea. Operating from 1980 until its official closure in 2011, the park's rusted merry-go-round, decaying carnival rides, and vintage aesthetic have made it a world-famous location for photography, K-pop music videos, and ghostly urban folklore.