Rahul Bhakuni

Located along the Arabian Sea, Dumas Beach is considered one of the most haunted places in Gujarat. The beach is renowned for two things, one for its black sand and other for being haunted! It is said that Dumas Beach was once used as a Hindu burial ground and hence is possessed by several haunting spirits that never left the region. Folklore explains that the existence of black sand is because of amount of ash created by burning the dead which got mixed with white sand of the beach and turned dark in shade.

Built in 1145, the Ancient Ram Inn is a former priest's residence, inn and public house; it is also the oldest building in England's Wotton-Under-Edge. Long before the building's construction, its story begins in the low-lying wetlands near Potter's Pond. This land sits on the intersection of 2 Ley Lines, areas that certain people believe contain significantly high spiritual energy. Using a map, these lines can be traced directly to England's most famous sacred site, Stonehenge. Legend has it that the energy from Stonehenge travels the Ley Lines to feed the property's paranormal power. Additionally, the site is home to a 5,000-year-old Pagan burial ground. The building first housed masons, slaves and workers who were constructing St. Mary's Church. Located directly across the street from the Ancient Ram Inn, streams on the inn's grounds had to be diverted around the church's site. Many believe the redirecting of water on the Ancient Ram Inn site opened up a portal for dark energy. One of the most well-known legends surrounding this haunted English house is that of a witch who was burned at the stake. The burning occurred in the 1500s at the height of prosecutions against those who did not practice government-sanctioned Christianity. Many believe this woman's spirit still haunts one of the Ancient Ram Inn's rooms because she took refuge there shortly before she was captured and killed. Today this room is called the "The Witch's Room." Sole Occupant In the late 1960s, a man named John Humphries protected the building and its story by bravely making the Ancient Ram Inn his home. John bought the house in 1968, and he was introduced to the angry ghosts his first night in his new home. After going to sleep, he claims a demonic force grabbed his arm and dragged him out of bed and across the room. John Humphries is now in his 80s and is the only living occupant of the Ancient Ram Inn. He has dedicated the later years of his life to preserving this old building, and it's cost him nearly everything. His wife and 3 daughters left this haunted old building and the man hell bent on safeguarding it. Inside his home, Humphries has found evidence of ritual sacrifice and Devil worship. Even more disturbing, he discovered the skeletal remains of children under the staircase. Within the skeletons were found broken daggers, which he believes were used in a deadly ritual and then broken, so that they could never be used again. John Humphries claims that he continues to be haunted and attacked by the violent entities residing in the Ancient Ram Inn. Join the Ghost Adventures crew as they endure a dangerous and frightening lockdown in one of England's most haunted buildings. A night at Ancient Ram Inn will haunt them for the rest of their lives.

Mohatta Palace was built by Seth Shivratan Chandraratan Mohatta, a Marwari businessman, in 1927. He was a friend of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. The government of Pakistan decided, just after the partition, to requisition one residence of people who owned more than one for establishing government offices. Since Seth Mohatta owned more than one house the government decided to requisition Mohatta Palace for the offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Today we are going to 300 years ago to see what happened in kuldhara village. Some 300 years ago, it used to be a prosperous village of Paliwal Brahmins under the state of Jaisalmer. According to the legend, the evil eyes of Salim Singh, the powerful and debauched prime minister of the state, fell on the daughter of the village head and he desired to marry her by force. Join me on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/bhakunirahul7......Join me YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCuyaFdm_8Kn46SVtNm1L38Q/feed

The Hoia-Baciu Forest is located in Cluj County, Transylvania, which is in the north-western part of Romania. Many people travel to Transylvania for Dracula tourism, thinking they might be able to visit the spookiest site just through following this vampire. Although there are plenty of cool places to visit when chasing Dracula (namely, Bran Castle and Poenari Castle), the real fright in Transylvania can be found in this forest.  The forest covers over 250 hectares and is known as Romania’s Bermuda Triangle and as the “World’s Most Haunted Forest” because of all the freaky and unexplainable events that have happened in the forest.