"Some of the scariest places on earth: where even the brave are forced to tremble"

(Tower of London)

‎There are currently 195 recognized independent countries in the world.

‎Every country among them is famous for some reason or the other.

‎But all countries have some things in common.

‎Among many mills, one mill is becoming a ghost or ghostly place.

‎Which is more or less noticed or heard in all countries.

‎So friends, today we will talk about that topic.

‎We'll start with some of the ghost stories of the Tower of London in the United Kingdom.

‎The Tower of London is an ancient fortress and city located on the north bank of the River Thames in London.

‎William the Conqueror built this castle in 1066 after his conquest of Normandy.

‎The main structure of the fort, called the White Tower, was built in 1078.

‎With the passage of time, it has taken on many forms. At one time, it has become a fort, then a royal palace, a royal prison, an armoury, a treasury and even a zoo.

‎Many consider the Tower of London to be one of the most haunted places in the United Kingdom.

‎Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry VIII, was first imprisoned and then beheaded on charges of treason.

‎Since that incident, his spirit has been haunting the White Tower. Many have seen him walking around at night with his headless body.

‎It is claimed that the sound of children crying can sometimes be heard.

‎The current Tower of London

‎Today it is a popular tourist destination.



     (Pluckley Village)

‎The physical location that is today recognized as “Britain’s most haunted village” by Guinness World Records in 1989.

‎The village is located in the county of Kent in southeastern England.

‎There are various claims about the presence of more than one ghost in this village.

‎A woman dressed in red is often seen wandering in the fog in the cemetery of St. Nicholas Church, searching for the grave of her child.

‎Then, a robber was killed near a tree in a place called the local “Fright Corner”. It is said that his shadow can still be seen there.

‎There are other such stories surrounding this village.

‎If you visit here, you should take some precautions, as strange events have occurred in many places and the atmosphere here also has a mysterious aspect.

‎However, it can be enjoyed safely through a tour and you can also learn about the history and legends of the area. For this reason, you can visit this village at least once.

   (Borley Rectory)

‎The place we will talk about today is a house. That house was known as the "most haunted house in England".

‎It is located in the county of Essex, England.

‎It was the residence of the rector of a church. And Borley Rectory was built in 1863.

‎Journalist and paranormal researcher Harold Denning began investigating ghostly events here in 1930. It then began to be widely discussed.

‎There, strange sounds, lights and mysterious figures are seen roaming around.

‎According to the story, there was a monastery on the site of Borley Rectory. Where a woman was murdered. That woman (nun) who is seen roaming around the rectory area.

‎Many people there have claimed to hear strange sounds in the dark of night. Such as bells ringing, doors opening, and people walking.

‎In 1939, the rectory was completely destroyed by fire. Today, there are only a few remaining ruins.

      (Alnwick Castle)

‎Built in the 11th century, around 1096, Alnwick Castle is over 700 years old and the second largest inhabited castle in England, located in the Northumberland region of England.

‎The incident is mentioned in the diary of a 12th-century Christian monk, in which a former slave, after death, came back to life and caused terror in the village.

‎The dead man was suspected of being a vampire. He or she would slit people's throats in the dead of night.

‎Then the villagers dug up his grave and found the slave's body completely intact. Then the villagers got scared and burned his body.

‎Today it is a popular tourist attraction, especially for Harry Potter fans, as parts of it were filmed as Hogwarts Castle in the Harry Potter films.

     (The Ancient Ram Inn)

‎The Ancient Ram Inn is located in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, UK. It was built in 1145 AD.

‎Initially, it was used as a guest house or rest center.

‎Then it turned into a haunted tourist center under private ownership.

‎While digging inside the house, a child's skeleton and a knife were once recovered. It is claimed that Satanic rituals and child sacrifices were once performed here.

‎Many visitors have reported feeling a presence in their sleep, some even feeling strangled.

‎Even after the death of the owner, John Humphrey, the house has continued to be used for haunted tours and hunting events.