3 spectral locations cataloged
King George Hospital (KGH) in Visakhapatnam is one of the oldest and largest government teaching hospitals in Andhra Pradesh. Founded as a civil dispensary in 1845 and expanded into a grand colonial medical institution in 1923, its century-old heritage wards and vintage clock tower building are shrouded in dark tales of ghostly nurses, phantom gurneys, and restless spirits of patients from wartime epidemics and colonial-era medical trials.
The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), commonly known as PGI Chandigarh, is one of northern India's premier medical and research institutions. Founded in 1962, this vast hospital complex is also the subject of persistent urban legends in Chandigarh. Whispers among staff, security guards, and patients describe eerie encounters in old research wings, subterranean corridors, and specimen storage areas late at night.
Victoria Hospital is a landmark century-old medical complex situated near Bengaluru's historic City Market and Bangalore Fort. Built during the British colonial era, this massive public teaching hospital has provided essential medical care to millions of patients since its grand opening in 1900. Alongside its distinguished healthcare legacy, persistent local urban legends and paranormal reports have surrounded the hospital for generations, detailing spectral entities wandering near the morgue and food mysteriously vanishing from staff pantries late at night.