Most Haunted Places Of India: Lohaghat, Uttarakhand Lohaghat, located in the Champawat district of Uttarakhand is famous for its ghostly hauntings in a Bungalow called as The Abbey Readers would also be interested to know that this was the same district where the famous hunter turned conversationalist Jim Corbett began his career of hunting down man-eating Tigers and Leopards. Coming back to our story, the bungalow named Abbey was constructed in the early 1900s and named after the owner. This bungalow was then converted into a hospital and thats when the spooky experiences began to manifest themselves. With all types of paranormal activities going on the most fascinating episode consisted of a doctor, who could accurately predict a patients death. He would then transfer such patients to his house called Mukti Kothri where in the dead body of the patient would be found the very next day! Naturally, rumors were rampant as to whether these were cold-blooded murders?? Or were the deaths due to natural causes? Or was the doctor indeed remarkable in predicting death with such precision and accuracy? Well no one could actually figure out the exact reason, however gossip went flying fast and high that since The Abbey was the first house to have come up in the region, this could have angered the gods residing on the hill-tops. And its believed that due to the wrath of the gods that next-to-nothing development of the region has taken place, to this day! Hence the place never really prospered. With all those mysterial deaths of patients the place was eventually abandoned. Lots of other ghostly sightings including the famous ones called Bhoot Ki Daang: Where in 2 ghostly figures are seen walking on the road holding hands continue to this very day. Lohaghat, apart from its unparalleled natural beauty does offer the adventurers and thrill seekers a good reason for an exciting visit! So folks what are your thoughts to that and how many of you wanna visit this interesting place??
Posted on: Tue, 29 Oct 2013 14:04:01 +0000
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