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What makes a place spooky? Our colleagues share haunted castles, abandoned resorts and bone chapels from Wales to Vietnam. Would you dare to visit them?
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We asked six SDG colleagues about the spookiest places they’ve visited or are too scared to visit. Their nine picks include:
Craig y Nos Castle in Wales, a former sanatorium said to be haunted
Naturland, an abandoned resort in Turkey full of headless animal statues
Hồ Thủy Tiên, an abandoned water park in Vietnam with a giant dragon
The Sedlec bone chapel and the ghost-filled church in Luková, Czech Republic
Tel Aviv’s maze-like Central Bus Station
There’s also a “ghost” that turned out to be an old man in a white robe riding a bicycle.
The conclusion: a place isn’t spooky on its own. It’s what you bring to it, like the stories you’ve heard, the company you’re in and how dark it is. So, would you go?