8 Most Haunted Places in Pakistan

Welcome to the world of scary ghost tales and eerie locales. unveil the shadows of the past as you step into the realm of Pakistan’s most haunted places.

Discover the eerie legends weaved into the structure of decaying mansions, where whispers of long-forgotten secrets still linger. Are you ready to confront the mysteries that haunt these hallowed grounds?

Join us as we journey through Pakistan’s Haunted past and explore the mysteries that lurks there.

Top 8 Haunted Places in Pakistan

Below are the top 8 haunted places in Pakistan 

1. Mohatta Palace 
2. Sheikhupura Fort
3. Koh-i-chiltan Peak 
4. Chaukhandi Tombs 
5. Karsaz road 
6. Shah Allah Ditta Caves 
7. House No. 39 k 
8. Shamshan Ghat

1. Mohatta Palace, Karachi 

Although the Mohatta Palace in Karachi, Pakistan, is mostly well-known for its historical significance as a museum and cultural institution, there are ghostly tales and claims of paranormal activity connected with the palace.

Early in the 20th century, wealthy businessman and philanthropist Shivratan Chandraratan Mohatta constructed the palace. After his death, reports of his spirit residing in the palace started to spread. It was said that Mohatta had a strong bond with the palace he had created and that his ghost still linger there.

Visitors and staff have reported hearing unexplained footsteps, strange sounds, and even sightings of an apparition believed to be Shivratan Chandraratan Mohatta himself.

Some have claimed to feel a presence or an eerie sensation while exploring the palace, The stories of Mohatta’s ghost and the paranormal experiences associated with the palace have contributed to its reputation as a potentially haunted location.

2. Sheikhupura Fort, sheikhupura Punjab

Due to its advantageous location in Lahore, Sheikhupura Fort served as a haven for a large number of bandits from the surrounding region. However, during his invasion of Lahore in 1797, Shah Zaman, the Durrani King, cleared the structure of all robbers.

Many shadowy entities are rumored to haunt Sheikhupura Fort and lurk around each corner. Numerous residents have described weird paranormal activity and have seen strange occurrences when visiting this place.

Numerous accounts describe individuals who have reported hearing voices, crying and other unusual noises coming from the fort at night.

3. Karsaz road, Karachi 

Karachi Karsaz Road is well known for its paranormal activity, including its eerie figures and whispers. Locals in the region have reported strange noises and strange glowing lights that appear and disappear so quickly.

According to legend, A newlywed couple died in a car crash on karsaz road , since then many locals have reported seeing a bride dressed in red lingering around the road at night.

Many eye witnesses claim that they were chased by the bride with her running as fast as their cars. 

4. Shah Allah Ditta caves,Islamabad 

With enormous, ancient trees around them and even older caverns inside, these stunning limestone caves are more than 700 years old.

Several tourists claim hearing strange noises coming from inside the caves, and many people nearby claim to have seen some dark figures lurking around the caves at night time.

 That is why it is recommended to visit these caves during the day.

5. Chaukhandi tombs, karachi 

The Chaukhandi Tombs are a group of old cemeteries and tombs from the 15th century that are located close to Karachi, Pakistan. The beautifully carved sandstone design on these tombs, which combine Islamic and local elements, give them their particular architectural style.

Despite the historical and architectural importance of the Chaukhandi Tombs, there is convincing evidence to back up stories of hauntings or other paranormal activity at the location.

Visitors are particularly warned against entering the cemetery at night 

6. Koh-i-chiltan Peak, Balochistan 

One of Balochistan’s most stunning vistas, Koh-i-Chiltan, has a dark and unsettling history. The spirits of forty newborns are rumored to roam the top. The babies were allegedly left at Koh-i-Chiltan peak because their parents couldn’t afford to raise them all.

After a few years when the parents when back they found that all the babies disappeared without a trace.
Visitors have described hearing children’s cries and pleas for rescue late at night. Still, nobody has ever been discovered there.

It is said that the children still haunt the forest of Chiltan today and misguide tourists who stop by to ask them for directions. There have been numerous cases when people have not returned from the mountains of Chiltan.

7. House no. 39 k, Karachi 

This house, one of the most haunted locations in Pakistan, is situated in the busy neighborhood of P.E.C.H.S. Karachi. A number of residents claim to have seen a pale woman wandering the neighborhood at night while dressed in a white dress and through the home’s windows, a candle-like, faintly illuminated light can be seen.

No one has ever lived there or been observed entering or leaving the house since it was built, the location is particularly frightening.

There are numerous rumors regarding this but nobody really knows what took on inside the walls of the house.

8. Shamshan Ghat, Hyderabad 

In the Pakistani city of Hyderabad, Shamshan Ghat or Crematory is where many believe that those who have passed away but never arrived at their final resting place.

It is a location where Hindus execute rituals related to burning and burial, and it is thought to be roughly 250 years old. This location tops the list if you really want to experience some of the spookiest paranormal phenomena.

The guard and other staff members claim to have observed young children entering the area after dusk to play and make strange noises. The kids just emerge out of nowhere and then disappear afterward; and that’s one frightening thing. 

Summary

And here’s a wrap on top 8 haunted places in Pakistan,we hope that you learn more about Pakistan’s top haunted locations and if you plan to visit these locations, be careful not to go alone because you never know what might be lurking there.