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    Haunted Historic House Locations in India

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    Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal

    New DelhiIndia14th Century (Tughlaq Dynasty)

    Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal is a mysterious 14th-century stone hunting lodge built by Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq, hidden deep within the Central Ridge forest near Karol Bagh in New Delhi. Infamous across the capital as one of Delhi's most terrifying haunted sites, it is associated with tragic legends of a forgotten queen who died in isolation or was murdered within its walls. Local lore recounts blood-curdling screams, phantom footsteps, and intense malevolent presences after sunset.

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    Dedh Lakh Ghar

    HyderabadIndia1970s–present

    Located in the Sitaphalmandi locality of Secunderabad, Dedh Lakh Ghar ('The One-and-a-Half Lakh House') is one of Hyderabad's most famous and enduring haunted houses. Built roughly forty years ago at an enormous cost of 1.5 lakh rupees—making it the grandest mansion in the neighborhood at the time—the property met a tragic fate when the owner's wife died suddenly of a heart attack shortly after construction. Subsequent attempts to lease the property resulted in multiple mysterious suicides, cementing a forty-year legacy of terror, abandonment, and intense supernatural reports.

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    D'Mello House

    RaiaIndia20th century

    D'Mello House, situated in the quiet hamlet of Santimol within the village of Raia in South Goa, is an infamous abandoned colonial-style mansion regarded as one of Goa's most chilling haunted locations. Built during the Portuguese era, the vast estate was once a magnificent family residence owned by the prominent D'Mello family. However, a tragic fratricidal dispute over property inheritance destroyed the family and left the mansion in ruin. According to local folklore, one brother murdered the other inside the house during a violent argument. Today, the roofless, vine-strangled mansion stands deserted, while locals report blood-curdling screams, shattering glass, and heavy phantom footsteps echoing from the ruins late at night.

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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.

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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.

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    Malcha Mahal

    New DelhiIndia1325 AD (Tughlaq Dynasty) / 20th Century

    Malcha Mahal, also known as Wilayat Mahal, is a secluded 14th-century Tughlaq-era hunting lodge hidden deep within the Central Ridge forest near Chanakyapuri in New Delhi. Infamous for its tragic, bizarre 20th-century history, it served as the isolated dwelling of a eccentric family claiming to be the royal descendants of the Nawab of Awadh. Following suicides, mysterious deaths, and decades of armed isolation, the desolate stone ruins are feared as one of India's most atmospheric and haunted sites.

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