Spine-chilling but beautiful: Goa beyond the sunny beaches
You can visit Goa for a vacation at any time of the year. The endless golden beaches of Goa offer an excellent setting for a relaxing getaway.
However, this coastal paradise is renowned not only for its sunny beaches and lively nightlife but also for intriguing, eerie locations that linger in the shadows. Newsbytesapp.com explores the spooky side of Goa, where history and the supernatural intertwine.
Haunted Chapel of the Three Kings
The Chapel of the Three Kings, concealed amid the lush forests of Cançaulim, is a place that sends shivers down the spines of both locals and tourists.
Legend has it that the three kings buried here are still wandering in search of stolen treasure, making this place one of the scariest and most enchanting in the state.
Mysterious Haunted House in Saligao
This abandoned mansion, situated on a hill in the ancient village of Saligao, has long attracted ghost hunters and thrill-seekers.
With its dilapidated charm and chilling whispers seemingly emanating from the old walls, this place exudes an eerie yet captivating aura.
The Mysterious Dudhsagar Waterfall
Dudhsagar Falls, translating to "Sea of Milk," is renowned for its spectacular natural beauty.
However, it is also surrounded by incredible tales of supernatural occurrences. Locals believe that the spirits of the milkmaids who once bathed in the waterfall still linger. These ghostly stories add an intriguing mystique to the already mesmerizing but eerie charm of the falls.
Fort Cabo de Rama
Perched high on a cliff top overlooking the Arabian Sea, Cabo de Rama Fort boasts a picturesque view and a history as stunning as the legends it holds.
Stories of ghosts and eerie sounds echoing in the ancient ruins make this place a must-see for those seeking a mystical adventure.
Do not visit these places alone!
