Malaysians generally enjoy a good horror story, and some places in the country are notoriously known for being haunted. Here are 5 of the most haunted places in Malaysia:
If there’s anything Malaysians love talking about, other than politics, it’s ghost stories. As humans, it’s normal for us to be fascinated by the unknown, or downright frightening. It’s why people love rollercoasters and haunted houses. We love the thrill of it, and the rush of adrenaline when we’re confronted with something scary. Malaysians generally enjoy a good horror story, and some places in the country are notoriously known for being haunted.
Folks who have visited the estate claim that the place does give off some weird energy, although most can’t really explain or describe the feeling. While Villa Nabila is not open to public, you can still see parts of it from the outside or from across the street.If you’re from Melaka, you’re probably familiar with this building, located at Jalan Bendahara. This nine-storey apartment is known as the place of last resort for people who are feeling suicidal or depressed.
One of the infamous urban legends involves a little boy. It is said that when paranormal investigators visited the site, they encountered a little boy on a flight of stairs. When they asked what the boy was doing there, he turned around, revealing his half-torn face, saying that he was looking for his missing body part.Located at Genting Highlands, the Amber Court was built as a resort. Due to the financial crisis of 1997-1998, they were sold as apartments.
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