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History is often dark and traumatic. World War 2 in particular was disastrous for several countries. When Japan and USA were at war, a city in Philippines was used as a strategic pawn. A secret underground tunnel system was created by the Japanese.
The result was war and hundreds of dead Japanese soldiers whose souls were trapped in these tunnels forever. Narrow, dark and cold tunnels that now carry the weight of these souls.
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In the 1900s Chinese immigrants were laid to rest in a cemetery in Bangkok. Decades of neglect caused the spirits to be angered and they wandered. Rumours spread and the city intervened in the 1990s.
The cemetery became a playground for children, jogging track for adults and a symbol of inclusivity. The spirits have been put back to rest.
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Crag Hotel is a site that was once a residence, a hotel, a school and then a film set. One piece of land at the top of Penang Hill in Malaysia that lived through so many lives right from the 1800s. It was abandoned and now sits in ruins, weathered over time, waiting for visitors. Folklore deem it to be haunted but is it really the case?
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To have a haunted bridge in the middle of an IT hub is unusual. The Holkar bridge in India, was built by the Peshwas, a Maratha ruler in the 1800s, it connects the outskirts of Pune to the city and is located right next to a cemetery. Do lost souls wander here at night?
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Maldives is more than a tourist destination. We explore more folklore from this region in this episode. In ancient times the realms of spirits and men were separated by a set of laws and spells that were agreed upon by both races according to Maldivian beliefs. But one demon Dhonkamana was different, she made the grave mistake of transforming into a human but did she stay human?
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The Maldives is known for its tourism, turns out there's more to this island country. Rannamaari wreck is a popular diving spot at a luxury resort in the Maldives. But where did it get its name from and what is the story behind this monster?
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A hospital in the middle of the city that opened in 1901 known for healthcare excellence has some rumours going around. Eerie sounds, shadows and a matron that exudes solace are some of the folklore that has been spoken about for decades. How true are they?
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In 1983, a region in Karnataka called Pavagada experienced multiple gruesome deaths, most of them were little girls. The police were involved and they launched a manhunt and found nothing. The locals called the creature that caused the deaths, half-man and half-wolf and that it lurked in the shadows.
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A mansion surrounded by a plantation that has 99 doors and was once upon a time a glorious house for a wealthy family now stands tall while its inside is decaying. A dead owner, a witch doctor, and dark entities cloud its past.
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In an unusual case in India, in the 1950s called 'Orissa vs Ram Bahadur Thapa', a Nepalese domestic help landed in trouble for murdering a woman thinking she was a ghost. Yet the courts acquitted him. How did he escape jail time? Can the supernatural be a valid excuse?
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Uncle Hỏa was a Vietnamese man with an opulent mansion that housed his leprosy-induced daughter. He decided not to have her buried traditionally and to date, her body was never recovered. Is it in Saigon or is it in Vũng Tàu? The story gets more twisted when tomb raiders intervened and modern-day Ghostbusters were chased out. Is this a tale of a grieving father who just wanted privacy or a tale of an entity that arose from an unorthodox burial?
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A wealthy father gifted his daughters a beautiful mansion in a beautiful city as a memory of him. A tragedy struck the women and the house was abandoned. It had all the ingredients of a haunted house but was it really haunted?
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During the British colonial era, Kolkata amassed wealth and fortune. A wealthy businessman built a collection of dolls in his mansion for his loving daughter. The Bengali Babus however decided to use their opulent mansion of dolls for torture and pain.
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During the British era in India, a local tribal man who also happened to be a good samaritan called Karinthandan helped a British official find the route through the thick Kerala rainforests. The reward he received for this - death.
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Chomangkan is a unique festival celebrated over a period of 4 days by the Karbi tribe in Assam in India. It’s as grand as a wedding with new clothing, dancing and singing involved. Why do they do this? What happens in these 4 days?
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It’s the month of the elections and political discussions are trending on social media. But it turns out that the supernatural can reach even the highest ranking politicians. The official residences of some politicians have a history of being jinxed or cursed. We explore the explanation behind these rumours.
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In Indonesia, away from the beautiful beaches of Bali and in the midst of the capital city, lies a unique haunted house whose name can make you hungry. We uncover the history behind the potato house.
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In continuation to our past lives episode we explore the phenomenon of rebirth and reincarnation. Taranjit Singh from Punjab helped a forensic expert prove that the soul can pass from one life to another and retain memories. He helped show us that the supernatural can be real if we really study people and take notice of what’s around us.
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Past life is a previously lived life in a different body at a different time according to reincarnation. We explore Shanthi Devi’s past life in the 1930s that became so famous that Mahatmi Gandhi got involved.
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Vampires are Pseudo-creatures, a dead person who comes alive at night and drinks the blood of the living to sustain itself.As we continue our journey to discover more legends of Desi stories of the deadly European Vampire we find 2 interesting creatures who perhaps may be angels in the disguise of Vampires.
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