Spooky yet beautiful: Goa beyond sunny beaches
As Halloween casts its eerie spell over the world, there's no better time to delve into the mystical side of Goa. This coastal paradise is not only renowned for its sunny beaches and vibrant nightlife but also for the intriguing, spooky places that lurk in the shadows. Here is the spooky side of Goa, where history and the supernatural intertwine to create the unforgettable.
The haunted Three Kings Chapel
Tucked away in the lush forests of Cansaulim, the Three Kings Chapel is a place that sends shivers down the spines of locals and visitors alike. According to legend the three kings buried here still wander in search of their stolen treasure, making it one of the eeriest yet strangely beautiful places in the state.
The mysterious Saligao haunted house
Perched on a hill in the quaint village of Saligao, this abandoned mansion has long been a subject of fascination for ghost hunters and thrill-seekers. With its dilapidated charm and the chilling whispers that seem to emanate from its decrepit walls, it's a place that exudes an eerie but captivating aura. Would you dare to explore the ghostly secrets of the Saligao haunted house?
The cryptic Dudsagar waterfalls
Dudhsagar waterfalls, translating to 'Sea of Milk,' is renowned for its astounding natural beauty. However, it's also surrounded by mind-freezing tales of supernatural occurrences. Locals believe that the spirits of milkmaids once seen bathing in the falls still linger. These spectral tales infuse an intriguing mystique into the already mesmerizing yet chilly charm of these waterfalls.
Cabo de Rama Fort
High atop a cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea, Cabo de Rama Fort boasts a picturesque view and a history that's as haunting as the legends it holds. Stories of ghostly apparitions and eerie sounds that echo through the ancient ruins make this site a must-visit for those seeking a Halloween adventure. Make sure not to visit these places alone!
