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    Haunted Bungalow Locations

    All documented spectral archives classified under Bungalow. Discover stories, visitor notices, and GPS records across multiple territories.

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    Bonacaud Bungalow (Bungalow No. 258)

    TrivandrumIndia1951 / British colonial era

    Bonacaud Bungalow (officially Bungalow No. 258) sits atop a misty, isolated hill within the Bonacaud Tea Estate in the Agasthyarkoodam forest range near Trivandrum, Kerala. Built in 1951 by a wealthy British tea planter, the sprawling mansion was abandoned overnight after the planter's young daughter was killed under mysterious circumstances. Surrounded by dense jungle, decaying timber, and lingering mountain fog, the ruin is widely considered Kerala's most terrifying haunted location.

    Bungalow
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    Royal Bungalow

    RanchiIndiaColonial Period (Late 19th - Early 20th century)

    The Royal Bungalow in Kanke, Ranchi, is a brooding colonial-era residence infamous throughout Jharkhand for its eerie atmosphere and unsettling paranormal lore. Built during the British Raj era near the historic Kanke psychiatric facilities and scenic plateau country, the grand structure has gradually fallen into disuse, giving rise to persistent local stories of spectral figures, phantom footsteps, and night-time disembodied voices.

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    Bukit Tunku

    Kuala LumpurMalaysia1920s–present

    Bukit Tunku (formerly known as Kenny Hills) is an affluent, leafy hill residential enclave located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Renamed after Malaysia's first Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, who resided in the area, the neighborhood is famous for its luxurious colonial-era mansions, lush tropical canopy roads, and secluded diplomatic residences. However, alongside its prestige, Bukit Tunku holds a long-standing reputation as one of Kuala Lumpur's most active paranormal hot spots, celebrated in local ghost lore for abandoned colonial houses, mysterious motorcycle specters, dark jungle curves, and sightings of Malay spirits such as the Pontianak.