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    Kirirom Abandoned Royal Villa

    Phnom Sruoch DistrictCambodia1945–1960s

    High on the pine-covered plateau of Kirirom National Park lies the abandoned royal villa complex constructed during the reign of King Norodom Sihanouk. Originally designated as 'Kirirom' ('Happy Mountain') in the 1940s, this cool highland retreat hosted Cambodian elites before being overrun by Khmer Rouge guerrillas. Today, the moss-covered, bullet-scarred stone chimneys standing amidst eerie pine forests are widely reported to be haunted by former royal residents and wartime spirits.

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    Battisi Bangla

    RaipurIndiaColonial Era (Early 20th Century)

    Battisi Bangla (The 32-Roomed Mansion) is a famous haunted colonial-era residence in Chhattisgarh. Named for its unique architectural layout of exactly thirty-two interconnected rooms and arched doorways, this sprawling derelict villa is shrouded in mysterious local tales of royal curses, tragic inheritances, disembodied footsteps, and unseen spectral entities roaming its labyrinthine corridors after dark.

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    Lal Bangla

    RaipurIndiaMid-20th Century

    Lal Bangla (Red Villa) is widely considered the most infamous haunted abandoned mansion in Chhattisgarh. Situated near the Serikhedi Interchange on the outskirts of Raipur, this red-brick colonial-style villa is legendary for tragic family histories, televised paranormal investigations, and persistent reports of phantom figures, unnatural cold spots, and eerie apparitions visible during lunar eclipses.

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    Villa De Vecchi

    CorticovaItaly1854–1858

    Villa De Vecchi, widely known as 'The Ghost Mansion' (La Villa Rossa) or 'Aleister Crowley's House,' is an abandoned 19th-century eclectically styled mansion set in the dense forests near Cortenova in Valsassina, Lombardy. Built by Count Felix De Vecchi in the 1850s, the villa was struck by tragic family murders, madness, and eventual abandonment. Renowned for legends of phantom piano music, occult rituals, and a curse that spared the house from a massive avalanche, it remains one of Italy's most haunting ruined estates.

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    Villa Parisio

    LijaMalta16th century

    Villa Parisio is an elegant 16th-century stately residence situated in the historic village of Lija. Built by the Muscati family and later expanded by the Parisio Muscati, de Piro, and Strickland families, the villa served as the beloved home of Mabel Strickland, a prominent Maltese politician and newspaper publisher. Surrounded by citrus gardens, the villa is famous in local folklore for the lingering spirit of Mabel Strickland, who is said to quietly wander her former residence.

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    Matilda House

    PunggolSingapore1902

    Matilda House, constructed in 1902, is one of the oldest surviving colonial bungalows in Singapore. Built by Irish merchant Joseph William Cashin for his wife, the single-story tropical villa stands as a magnificent example of Edwardian-influenced plantation architecture in Punggol. Left abandoned for decades amid surrounding jungle growth, the estate gained nationwide notoriety as the 'Punggol Ghost House', famous for supernatural encounters involving a long-haired female spirit sitting in trees, doors slamming shut, and dark legends of divine protection that thwarted multiple attempts at demolition before its restoration into a private condominium clubhouse in 2015.

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