Halloween 2026 Special: Haunted Places In Indore That Will Freak You Out
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): You may have heard scary stories from your grandparents or seen them in movies. Some are so unbelievable that you cannot get them out of your mind. But are any of them true? We tell you about the places in Indore that are believed to be haunted and that you might want to avoid visiting. 1. Empty Building on MG Road The abandoned seven-storey building near TI Mall on MG…
Indore, a city in Madhya Pradesh, is home to several places believed to be haunted. Here are some of these locations:
1. An abandoned seven-storey building on MG Road is thought to have a dark past. Rumors say a woman jumped from the building, committing suicide. After the incident, residents reported strange occurrences and gradually left the building. Despite its prime location, the building remains empty.
2. Gadbadi Puliya, also known as Tejpur Gadbadi Puliya, is a site on AB Road near IPS School. It's widely regarded as one of Indore's spookiest spots. A tragic bus accident is said to have occurred here about 40 years ago, leaving behind restless spirits. Some locals believe consuming alcohol or non-vegetarian food before crossing the site increases the risk of accidents.
3. Gamle Wali Puliya, a bridge on AB Road near IPS School, is infamous for numerous accidents and mishaps. Survivors of accidents at the bridge claim to have seen a woman in a white saree distracting them while driving. Some team members investigating the site reported high EMF readings, suggesting negative energy.
4. Jam Gate, a location known for unexplained EMF spikes and physical marks, is situated at a high altitude along a dark, winding mountain pass. Foggy mornings and winter further enhance its spooky reputation. During late-night visits, EMF meter readings were unusually high, and team members reported strange winds and shadows. They also sensed multiple unexplained presences, some of which allegedly tried to harm them.
5. Futi Kothi is a building said to have 365 rooms, a hidden cave, and no roof. Local legends claim mysterious winds and destructive accidents disrupted every attempt to complete or repair the structure. One tale involves a British mason or door installer whose newly installed doors were blown away by sudden gusts of wind. Investigators reported hearing rhythmic sounds, feeling watched, and experiencing unusual glitches in electronic devices during their investigation.
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