Haunted Places in Malaysia

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Ever been to anywhere in Malaysia and experienced paranormal hauntings? Curious to know where are the places that you can visit to experience one yourself? The below are lists of Malaysia’s top haunted places that you can, may or even experience ghosts.

  1. Georgetown, Penang – A T-junction better known as The Deadly Junction is located beside the Union High School. It is said that if you ever drive through this lonely road late at night, your care will go out of control and crash due to the too many accidents that happened there. It is also said that there is a tiny unknown tree beside the road which looks like a lady carrying a child. The story was known by some old folks saying that this lady was once a bomoh (witch doctor) who kidnapped her sister’s son. Somehow, they never again appeared anywhere except other than being seen beside this road
  2. St Michael’s Institution, Ipoh – A group of Catholics missionaries arrived here in 1912 and began building a school next to the famous Kinta River. It did not take long for the missionary brothers who ran the school to have enough funds to erect a huge school building with unique French structural design. When the WW2 broke out, the school was used bu Japanese secret police as their headquarters. Needless to say, there were lots of torturing carried out. The buidling itself had many tunnels which had been sealed off and the tunnels were said to be used by the Japanese to torture prisoners and to store food. Most of the sightings occurs in the Chapel on the fourth floor of the bluiding where a Brother was seen dressed in a black robe holding praying beands in a sitting position facing towards the door (which leads to the brothers quarters) in the very early morning without a head. Those who had witnessed it were asked to keep it a secret
  3. Malay College Kuala Kangsar, Kuala Kangsar, Perak – This school is said to be a former site of Japanese occupation camp during WW2. Students would sometimes be awakened by something that stares down directly at them. A marching platoon can be heard in the field and sounds of dragging chains can be heard through the campus corridors. A tree on the campus, which is located right beside a lampost where the light shines down on it, reflects a shadow of a man hanging from the tree! A few other old colonial admin buildings that were used by the Japanese during the Occupation in the 1940s where executions are taken place are buildings like Victoria Institution and Bukit Bintang Girls School
  4. MARA Junior Science College, Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor – A white flying apparition can be seen in various parts of the building
  5. Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur – A boys school was tured into a Japanese base during the Occupation. Many British soldiers and locals were brutally tortured to death in the basement and some older buildings on the campus. It is said that not only are apparitions common in the day as well as in the night, there had also been many cases of spirits possessing students. The possessed boys would behave strangely and even violently harming other students and teachers, forcing the stronger teachers and students to restrain him. The possesed boy would only snap out of it a few hours later and remembering nothing
  6. Tambun, Ipoh, Perak – Singtings of an old lady on the roadside while driving
  7. Tambun Inn, Ipoh, Perak – Lights were reported to turn on and off by itself and sounds of whispering could be heard where no one was around
  8. Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur – A spooky place to be even when it is actually one of the most elite residential areas in Kuala Lumpur. This place with its many big and tall trees and very winding roads, has an eerie feeling about it even at broad daylight. It is said that a few years ago two youth embarked on a high speed motorcycle chase around the curvy roads of the area. One of the youth crashed at a dark stretch of the road, which is actually a very sharp corner. There have been claims about sightings of a young man riding a motorcycle at high speed, who mysteriously vanished in the dark
  9. Poliklinik Cheras, Kuala Lumpur – Used to be a government hospital but it is being abandoned with no reason. There were rumors that say there are still some dead patients that loiters around the area
  10. Genting Highlands Resort, Pahang – A famous hill top resort and casino, many people incurred gambling debts and committed suicide there. Some visitors leaving the hotel lobby reported seeing a man in red jump from the rooftop, just to disappear before he hits the ground. Certain rooms are not available for rent no matter how full the hotel was. Those who have seen the inside reported that it was filled with old Chinese ghost wards. They would subsequently fall sick for days afterwards
  11. Highland Towers, Kuala Lumpur – A tragic event where one of the 3 blocks of apartment at this place fell apart due to landslide and heavy downpour prior to that fateful day. Since then, the Highland Towers have become famous for claims of being a very haunted place. Voices of the dead can be heard at night and ghostly figures are said to have appeared at the scene. There are also a story about a taxi driver who picked up a woman passenger at the middle of the night and being asked to drop her at the place.She left a bag and the poor taxi driver found it to be full of blood!
  12. Police Station in Tras, Pahang – During the 1950’s, a police corporal and his wife were found in a state of shock and terror after opening their door to an unknown figure. Many police personnel were terrorized by this entity that other policemen would rather resign than being transferred to this remote station
  13. Kellies Castle, Perak -Sometimes door are opened themselves and lots of scary screaming voices can be heard.
  14. Puchong House, Kuala Lumpur – Evil drawings on the walls. Some say the ghost of a woman who used to stay there haunts the place. Other than that, just stepping into the house is enough to keep you awake for months.
  15. S.K (1) Kuala Ampang, Selangor – Could hear taps in the toilet running by itself and sightings of a lady in white walking behind the school compound.

Source : http://theshadowlands.net/places/malaysia.htm

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40 Responses to “Haunted Places in Malaysia”

  1. Kenny Ng Says:

    Let me add few more…

    Penang Air Itam rounabout, a memorial statue over there, many was killed n burried during world war 2 by Japanese.

    Penang Chung Ling Highschool, the football field infront of the school, many was killed n burried during world was 2 by Japanese too. Many heard got soldiers marching during midnight.

    Kuala Lumpur Jalan Parliament, next to Lake Garden, got a story a woman carrying a baby crossed the road and knocked down to death. Many still saw that woman with the baby at midnight.

    Penang Bridge, got many types of the ‘things’. Many people advice not to look at back mirror if u driving alone.

    Old raod at Gurun near Perwaja Steel factory, do not speeding during midnight, a mystery ‘volks wagon’ will chase u up and will make u crash. Some saw it’s like a paper car (for chinese believe to burn for death people).

    Got many more… but I forgot the location name…

  2. adam Says:

    where is the puchong house?

  3. Elle Says:

    ZOMG kuala ampang!! my school @_@ the lady in white is soooo true!! my ex classmates saw it. 2003 i think. ROFL@____________@ the night guards before should know. he got freaked out n took the morning shift instead of night.

  4. Vml Says:

    Trust me!
    Highland Towers is really Haunted places, juz go there after 11PM, Really cool…

  5. ?????? Says:

    Vml,oh please….Don’t disturb the dead or accuse them…
    I did an EFI(Entity Force Indicator)check at 12 AM and nothing.All are bunch of craps..Please..I respect the dead.Not tell some bullshit piece of crap!

  6. Malaysian Says:

    I oso heard tat highland towers are haunted. Even i did not gone to the site n survey it but i think there are some possibilities tat d place is haunted.Due to the collapsed, the authority cant get the bodies out properly and dey jus clean it up by taking away the building materials (e.g. damaged concrete) and discard it. It also contains some human’s body parts wic was badly damaged in tat tragedy. Spirit wil loiter at the place wer it became corpse till v did a proper funeral.

  7. caterpillar Says:

    The Highland Towers? I used to live near there. It’s actually walking distance from my house! Well, I have not exactly seen any ‘ghost’ around that area(I’ve lived around there for 10 years) but we get electricity cuts often. I don’t know when they are going to knock them down.

  8. Deadman Says:

    A corner shop house lot in Ipoh, Perak. Decades ago, believed to have a pregnant lady killed by a drunk lorry driver at night while she was waiting for a bus. People who stayed in there sleep on the third floor but can end up in second floor the next morning.

    Previously there were a lot of people who tried to start restaurant, hardware, shoe, textile, etc business there but all failed and for a long period the shop house was vacant for a number of years until a couple of years back.

  9. erinptr Says:

    how come you guys din hear anything about the lady who was murderedin bukit tunku? u know the one whom got mudered by her boyfren who is a doctor? Went and chopped her into pieces, god knows, 8 piece? Rumored has it that her spirit still wanders around her house which has been left empty for so many years….!

  10. wanting to know Says:

    people said that sjk(c)lai meng ampang near to klcc and near zouk was a hospital in ww1 and ww2

  11. lee Says:

    Penang bridge – my friend and i were driving back to kl late at night. saw a woman in the middle of the bridge, almost towards the end. as i looked she suddenly turned to a big black and ugly apparition and i quickly looked away. when we got back we talked about it. i saw her as a tudung malay lady. he saw her as a chinese lady. but in both cases turned ugly.

    we knew it was something spooky because there are no cars broken down, no buildings there, why would anyone cross the bridge in the middle of the nite like that…

  12. Supernaturally KL « Seademon’s Weblog Says:

    [...] Hills is quite a haunted place. While Spooky Corner reported on a ghost riding a motorcycle frequenting that area, I remember a friend who was involved [...]

  13. M.R WET PANTS Says:

    Here is an interesting place for all u ghost adventures try goin to the sepang old chinese cemetary at midnight urban legend has it there is some ghost who has not left the grounds for decades and still finding their way home or their love ones Take my challenge : TRY PLAYING WITH YUR CAMERA PHONES AND JUST SIMPLY TAKE PICTURES AT THE CEMETARY YOU WILL A SURPRISE FROM AN OLD MAN IN A TUXEDO) Dare number 2:look for a tombstone named guan ming a man who was brutaly murdered in the late 1940s roams the cemetary at night look for any1 who has a clue on his murderer care to try talking to him it will leave yur head ringin for a year trust me i saw him for with my own eys and i have done some rescreach on it so take a time and visit the old chinese cemetary at sepang OH AND THE REST WHO WANTS TO BE EXTREAM CARE TO CAMP OUT IN THE CEMETARY?

  14. raydenleo Says:

    gosh…why would u play around in the cemetry?

  15. ChineseBoy Says:

    Lol. Camping in a cemetery? Man. You lose everything yo. Your guts, your balls, your soul, your virginity, your life….. Damn man.. But I believe what you guys say:P I have my fair share of tales as well:P

  16. ImranS Says:

    Hantu Jepun – this might be out of topic but apparently there are Hantu Jepun (Japanese ghost) around some parts of Malaysia. they apparently wear their old army attire and carry their samurai swords. they are often seen marching together and some are headless (the old Japanese punishment method i suppose). is there any truth in the Hantu Jepun? has anyone actually seen them, or know anything more about them? im a bit of a history buff so i was fascinated to find out about these ghosts.

  17. Ghost Researcher Says:

    There is a house off Jalan 17/21, PJ which is haunted. My wife and I both saw ghosts there years ago and the people who own the house also confirm the hauntings. As far as we know there are 3 ghosts: (1) An old lady (not solid) who sometimes appears in the late afternoon, presumably an ancestor of the family; (2) A faint glowing outline of a person who is sometimes sitting on the toilet or gliding near the toilet – usually seen after midnight; (3) The ghost of an old man with empty eye sockets who appears to first time visitors sleeping in the guest bedroom; (4) One of the other bedrooms has an old wardrobe with a full length mirror. One certain days in the afternoon, when you look into the mirror, you do not see your reflection but a view of another time and place – an interior of a colonial bungalow. There is also ghostly laughter in the same room, usually when there are young people in the room; and (5) Dogs are always afraid when they enter the house. Even the house dog would not leave his master’s bedroom at night. Whenever a ghost is sighted, the house dog would be all panicky and sometimes even urinate on the spot!

  18. Ghost Interester Says:

    To all Ghost Buster / Hunter, pls try to get some info about ghost at Menara TM and a building besides it Menara Cygal/TM Annexe

  19. KC Says:

    One place to add from my personal experience- the winding road beside UPM Fakulti Penternakan, I was passing there one night near 12 midnight and saw a person walking down the long winding road in the middle of nowhere, and no street lamps. When my friend look at the rear mirror after we pass the person, he saw no one.

  20. acap Says:

    victoria institution? lived there for 5 years and saw nothing, so unlucky. saw a dead body hanging behind the school wall once, 2004 i think…

  21. leeya_ Says:

    i’ve heard the menara tm story.one of my fren worked there,she said what floor i forgot already.but she said the ghost played with the photostate machine.that’s all…

  22. Wayne Says:

    OTHER STORIES ABOUT VICTORIA.

    a)The place only has one mirror, a huge one, I saw it, it was infront of the pejabat…. the students told me mirrors were removed some time ago…

    b)One of the students there committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree many years ago, since then many illusions of him appeared, so the trees were cut down 2 years ago..

    c)A student saw a headless japanese soldier marching on the field

    d)The hostel where people are living in now.. below it was supposed to be a cemetery…

    e)There was this wall (I saw it) he told me last time was green in colour (now it’s very whitish and blackish) last time japs hang them there and used bodies as targets for shooting…

    by the way, I’m not too sure about the long list above, all I’m sure is about VICTORIA tho, cuz I visited the place yesterday

  23. arveent Says:

    dude,about victoria….the minute I entered there,I felt an odd sensation.but,I did see many trees but u r right about the mirror thing.

  24. LaiMengExStudent Says:

    wanting to know Says:

    October 11th, 2008 at 3:14 pm
    people said that sjk(c)lai meng ampang near to klcc and near zouk was a hospital in ww1 and ww2

    I am an Ex-Student there From Std1-6(2001-2006)
    never saw or hear anything spooky there..everything is fine there..eventhough there is a “HOT SPOT” for ww1 and ww2 and others events
    got to say..i miss there..haha

  25. Little Miss NiGHtMaRe Says:

    It is believed that dogs can see ‘things’
    Try this (@ night of course):
    1) if u have a dog, collect some dirt from its eyes
    2) if u don’t have, borrow from ppl lah!
    3) wipe the dirt on ur eyebrows
    It is said that u r able 2 see the ‘things’ dogs see, that’s y they howl @ night… :)

  26. skydrake Says:

    sk kuala ampang was my old school also, i slept there overnight b4.. i c nothing and hear nothing when i walk ard with frens..
    highland tower uh? the most scariest things is not what u cant c.. is what u can c.. bunch of drug adict inside there with long hairs tat holding a white candle with backlight shadow on the walls.
    cemetry at 1-2am?? this is best place to sit n talk when u a bored.. such a relaxing place.

    i was looking for haunted places to take photo (must b KL or PJ area) coz not much time to travel.. pls feel free to add me in facebook or email me whg3507@hotmail.com

  27. siralexwongdog Says:

    @Deadman; are you talking about the junction between Jln Pasir Puteh and Jln Tokong there where there’s a chinese ancient temple alike monument on top of the building?

  28. SatanMother Says:

    I went to Bukit Tunku, my friend and i walked in 3 abandon houses nothing really happened….but we saw shadows going past us and we even got a pic….in the pic there was a black thing that lookes like a person that was behind us….we got a feeling that thing followed us when we went in the house.

    Anyone should check it out you shoul go at 12am to 4am…that is what we did.
    P.S-NEW FREEKING STORYS PLEASE!

  29. Mr Nakula Says:

    Could anybody share, which house that is haunted in Bkt Tunku..? I went one house at Jln Girdle b4.. But not see anything..

  30. ice t Says:

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    thank u

  31. ice t Says:

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    matrox7664@gmail.com
    attn : producer seekers….

    i really want to find the place that anybody thing that is the ghost there…more interesting if that place a big and have a lot of room….to be search

  32. raihana Says:

    an empty house used been called as FRENZY HOUSE…Near the national zoo…. very spooky~~ last time i went.. it has been populated with drug addicts..

  33. dani Says:

    really scary……………………………hahahahahahahah

  34. arnel naca Says:

    i was assigned to smds in malaysia(bintulu )and the place i stay was really upbeat.it has everything that we need,and then some.i chose to occupy one of the rooms alone because i sleep lightly.on my first day there, i experience this weird whisperings in my ear which i thought was just the aircon.it persisted for quite some time.what surprised me was my bottle of mineral water on top of my drawer being squeezed like someone picking it up.every night man,i watch in amazement.its not atmospheric pressure,i work with those things in the refineries.the last straw was this guitar playing by itself.i did not feel afraid a bit, just amazed.it is true,there are things in this world we do not know about.the room i occupied according to the landlord,used to be the childrens bedroom.

  35. try2help Says:

    i been after these shit two years… and believe me, there is some common things that u can bring along to prevent being attack or disturb by these things… salt, is the most effective things on those asshole. like asid…it’ll make spirits and ghost dissappear instantly. laugh at me if u want… just try…when u encountered them. just avoid in direct contact with them… in avoid of any possession…

  36. try2help Says:

    if some1 think i can use some help plz contact me at likuliku89@yahoo.com.my

  37. try2help Says:

    if i am not wrong, at least one commit suicide at peneng bridge in a year or two…. i heard it from one of my frens….

  38. john91 Says:

    u wanna see ghost ah?? go to parlimen building in the middle of the day…all those people inside ah..all ghost one..

  39. Navinesh Says:

    is it salt the way ?? its like onions againts vampires !!

  40. Jyiou Says:

    Hey, i heard Karak Highway haunted, true or nt? And…er, wat’s d best way to protect oneself when entering these haunted places?

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