Can you share some Indian hostel ghost stories?

One common Indian hostel ghost story is about a girl who died in a hostel long ago. Students often claim to see her figure in the corridors at night. They say she was a student who was mistreated and took her own life. Her spirit is said to wander, sometimes making strange noises like sobbing or whispering.

Sure. I heard of a story in an old hostel. A traveler said that at midnight, he heard strange footsteps in the empty corridor. When he peeked out, he saw a shadowy figure that seemed to glide rather than walk. It was really spooky.

The sudden apparitions are really scary. For example, when a figure just appears out of nowhere in a dimly lit hostel corridor. It gives you a jolt.

The sudden appearance of ghosts is really scary. In many Indian hostel ghost stories, a figure just pops up out of nowhere, like in the middle of a dark corridor. It gives people no time to prepare and scares them out of their wits.

Sure. Once in a hostel, a guy mistook the laundry room for his dorm. He walked in, saw all the washing machines, and started looking for his bed in there. He was so confused until someone told him he was in the wrong place.

A well - known Creek Indian ghost story involves a ghostly canoe on a certain river. Legend has it that a shaman was wronged and killed near the river. His spirit now rides a canoe that glows in the dark. If you are out fishing at night on that river, you might see the canoe silently glide by. It's a spooky tale that also serves as a warning to respect the spiritual power within the tribe.

There's a story of a female ghost on an Indian highway. She is often seen wearing a white sari, standing by the side of the road. Legend has it that she was a young woman who was murdered near the highway many years ago. Passers - by sometimes report feeling a sudden chill when they drive past the spot where she is usually seen, and some even claim to have seen her walking in the middle of the road.

One well - known Indian ghost story is about the 'Nale Ba' (Come Tomorrow). Legend has it that a woman's spirit would come to people's homes at night. If they didn't leave a message saying 'Nale Ba' on their door, she would enter and cause harm. It was said to be based on an actual event where a woman was wronged and killed, and her spirit lingered.

There's a story of a spirit in an old well. In a small Indian village, there was an ancient well. People started to avoid it when they saw a white - clad figure emerging from it at dusk. It was said that a young girl had drowned in that well many years ago, and her spirit remained there. Villagers believed that if you got too close, she would pull you in with her cold, wet hands.

One real Indian ghost story is about the Bhangarh Fort. It is said to be haunted. People claim to hear strange noises and see apparitions at night. Legends say that a sorcerer cursed the place long ago, and since then, it has an eerie feel to it.