Narayanhiti Palace Museum
Narayanhiti Palace in central Kathmandu was the official residence and workplace of the Shah monarchs of Nepal until the monarchy was abolished in 2008. It is notorious worldwide as the site of the catastrophic June 1, 2001 Nepalese royal massacre, in which Crown Prince Dipendra fatally shot nine members of his family, including King Birendra and Queen Aishwarya, before turning the gun on himself. Today, operating as a national museum, visitors and staff frequently report unsettling paranormal activity, cold spots, spectral figures in royal attire, disembodied weeping, and phantom footsteps near the former Tribhuvan Sadan dining hall where the massacre occurred.