8 Creepiest Places In The World You Can’t Go Alone Even If You’re The Bravest Person On Earth.

Visitors from all over the globe flock to Venice for its renowned attractions, yet few are aware of Poveglia - a tiny, abandoned isle between Venice and Lido. 

This spooky destination has acquired a sinister reputation as former quarantine station during bubonic plague outbreaks in the 20th century and, later on, an asylum during the 1920s. It's no surprise then that it frequently appears on paranormal shows! Getting there is tricky since access isn't straightforward, but tour operators do offer excursions for those daring enough to explore this eerie spot.

Situated just south of Mexico City, the Isla de las Munecas is an area that has held a terror-filled aura over the years. Surrounded by thousands of people, it is home to countless dolls that are suspended from trees as if in a trance. 

It's said that this eerie setting dates back many years when a young girl was found drowned under mysterious circumstances on the island and that her spirit still resides here today. 

Furthermore, locals report sightings of these dolls coming alive - allegedly turning their heads and arms with open eyes watching over the area! This spot is perhaps not one for those looking to spend an afternoon away from home; however, its allure remains strong for those braves enough to discover it.

For more than two centuries, a cursed village by the name of Kuldhara in India has been shrouded in mystery and controversy. Legends tell of the Paliwal Brahmins - a wealthy people who were once inhabitants of this secluded spot. This all changed when they were forced to flee due to the villainous actions of Minister Salim Singh. 

Unrequited love had driven him to threaten villagers with crippling taxes as ransom for his marriage proposal, so instead of surrendering their beloved daughter, the locals decided to break camp overnight rather than face his wrath. 

To emphasise their point, it's said that an ancient curse was placed upon the land before they left; one which would see no peace come to those who chose to inhabit the town again. The evil aura believed by many locals still lingers today - adding further proof to this enduring tale’s accuracy.

Changi Beach and the old hospital, constructed in 1935, are said to be haunted by spirits. During World War II, it was here that the Japanese Imperial Secret Police – Kempeitai – took hold of the hospital and transformed it into a place of torture for Chinese soldiers who were brutally killed on this very beach. 

It is believed that their anguished souls still linger within its walls today; some visitors have reported sightings of headless figures roaming the beach at night, adding even more weight to these eerie tales. 

Despite having been abandoned for many years now, it remains an unnerving testament to those tragic events of our history.

The Monte Cristo Homestead in Australia's New South Wales has a rather sinister reputation. It is widely known as one of the most haunted places on earth, with its dark history intertwined around Mrs Crawley and her mysterious disappearance shortly after her husband's death.

It is believed that Crawley never left the mansion for 23 years prior to her passing, leaving visitors with a gnawing suspicion that something unnatural was occurring within its walls. 

Witnesses have reported sightings of supposedly body-less phantoms inhabiting windows, eerie voices echoing through corridors, peculiar flickering lights emanating from nowhere in particular and an overall sense of dread which engulfs when entering the premises - all claimed accounts made by those braves enough to visit this seemingly cursed place. 

What is more disturbing are rumours concerning past accidents or murders taking place here prior to its notoriety among those who search out paranormal activity.

Have you heard of the infamous story of Bhangarh Fort? Located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, this structure’s notorious reputation has earned it a spot among the world's haunted places. Prohibited from visitation after dark, its entangled history tells of doomed love and inexplicable hauntings. 

Legend relates that Tantrik Singhia sought to gain Princess Ratnavatil's heart through his magical powers. However, upon learning of these mischievous intentions, she ordered his death. In retaliation before breathing his last breath he cursed all villagers to die and for all rooftops to remain roofless - an enduring plight still witnessed today as every building mysteriously collapses when roofs are attempted to be constructed. 

Tucked away beneath the Toronto-New York railway line via Niagara Falls lies an infamous tunnel in Ontario. Dating back over one hundred years, the legend of this tunnel tells a tragic story. 

It is said that a young girl perished when her farmhouse – situated near the south entrance – caught fire. 

In a desperate attempt to save herself, she ran straight into the depths of the underground passage only to succumb inside its walls. To this day, it's believed that if anyone sets alight within the confines of these tunnels, then they will hear reverberating screams before the flames die unexpectedly.

Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital captivates the attention of many, with its eerie and disquieting stories. It is said that this establishment once dazzled students who sought to learn psychiatry and fine-tune their knowledge in the field. 

Unfortunately, however, it has since become a place of dark lore due to an abundance of unexplained suicides amongst its pupils and cruel mistreatment from one of its physicians toward his psychiatric patients. 

Today, Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital remains closed off from curious onlookers; locked behind barred windows and signs warning away trespassers. Many people remain enthralled by this facility's haunting stories - giving credence to why it has been labelled as one of South Korea's most haunted places.