Haunted Asia: The most haunted places from the Bosphorus to the Pacific

Asia keeps places the living avoid: forests that swallow, hospitals that never emptied, hotels that were never finished, and a midnight bus that picks up passengers who are not alive. This book visits the most haunted places in all 48 countries of Asia.

Inside you'll find:

- The Midnight Bus of Beijing, which picks up pale men in Qing Dynasty robes

- Aokigahara, the forest at the foot of Mt. Fuji where sorrowful spirits wait

- Okiku's Well at Himeji Castle, where a servant girl still counts plates at night

- The Ryugyong Hotel, Pyongyang's unfinished pyramid skyscraper, the "Hotel of Doom"

- Lawang Sewu, Indonesia's thousand-door building where prisoners still cry

- Tuol Sleng and Bokor Hill Station, Cambodia's darkest memories

- Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital and the ghost roads of the Philippines

- The abandoned water park of Hue, where children's laughter echoes over empty pools

- Bhangarh Fort, the cursed ruins of Rajasthan, and Kuldhara, the village that vanished overnight

- The Screaming Forest of Iran and Rig-e Jenn, the desert they call Iran's Bermuda Triangle

- The ghost city of Agdam and the ruins of Babylon

- Forty-eight countries, from the Forbidden City to the Spirit Trap of Laos

Each chapter follows the same easy structure: the place, the legend, the sightings, and whether you can visit it yourself. Told straight, no embroidery.

Perfect for ghost hunters, paranormal readers, and armchair travelers who like their history with the lights on.

Part of the Folklore and Haunts series.