Cina Hill melaka

                                        Cina Hill , Melacca
 This story about Hang Li Po was sent to be married to the sultan of Malacca, Sultan Mansor Shah, to seal relations between the two countries. The hill, Cina Hill , a gift from the sultan, was established as their residence.
Cina Hill and two adjoining hills today form a Chinese graveyard covering over 250,000 square metres. With over 12,000 graves, some of which date to the Ming Dynasty, it is said to be the largest Chinese graveyard outside China.

Cina Hill is said to be one of the largest Chinese cemetery outside of Mainland and it dates back all the away to the late Ming dynasty.Unlike the usual paranormal apparitions, there has been sightings of a royal one: Hang Li Po. some people claimed they have seen a lady figure dressed in traditional Chinese colthes and she had the posture and charm of a royalty.

Maxwell Hill Taiping

                            Maxwell Hill (Bukit Larut) Taiping
Maxwell Hill is a hill resort located 10 km from Taiping, Perak ,Malaysia. Founded in 1884, it is the oldest hill resort in Malaysia. It is approximately 1250 m above sea level. Maxwell hill receives the highest rainfall in Malaysia because it is located in the wettest part of the country. Maxwell Hill has remained pretty much as it was years ago, hence its low impact on tourism. Up on the peak, the cool weather is a welcome to many visitors who are mostly nature lovers and birdwatchers. The appeal of the resort lies in its untouched beauty, embellished with flowers, birds and tree ferns.There are many jungle trails and one of the popular ones is the Maxwell Hill trail. This trail leads to the peak of Gunung Hijau at 1,449 m above sea level. Along the way, one will be able to see many species of birds, the vantage view of Taiping town, the exotic wild orchids, ferns and other flora and fauna.

the road up to Maxwell Hill was actually built by prisoner captured by the Japanese during World War II.

the prisoners were forced to build a road up the with their blood, sweat and lives.because that this place to be haunted.who visitor travel to this hill in Taiping has experienced strange encounters.such as footsteps outside the lodging, the feeling as if being touched by a cold presence and unexplained loud 'thud' sound on the door.

pudu prison

                                                Pudu Prison, Kuala Lumpur


Built in phases by the British colonial government between 1891 and 1895, it stood on Jalan Shaw.The cells were small and dark, each equipped with a window only the size of a shoebox .the prison complex was largely demolished, leaving only the main gate and a portion of the exterior wall still standing.

A few months after its completion, in August 1895, a cholera plague struck the prison and killed a few hundred inmates. Later, it was found that the plague was caused by the prison's water supply system, which relied on an old well belonging to the Chinese cemetery previously on the site. An inspection by the British colonial authorities revealed that the water in the well was severely contaminated by deadly viruses. The water problem was not fixed until 1898.

The prison was also self-sufficient as it had a vegetable garden that could produce enough food for its inmates annually.The prison later housed criminals including drug offenders and was a location for administering corporal punishment by rotan caning.

The prison was also self-sufficient as it had a vegetable garden that could produce enough food for its inmates annually.The prison later housed criminals including drug offenders and was a location for administering corporal punishment by rotan caning.

That example picture prison pudu at the night and that picture show that circle is a ghost in place prison pudu.

mimaland

                                                          Mimaland ( Theme Park )


Mimaland is actually an acronym of the word combination Malaysia In Miniature Land.Mimaland was built in a hilly area of 300 acres in Ulu Gombak near Kuala Lumpur. It was owned by Mimaland Berhad.imaland's first phase was completed in 1970, which consisted of 24 motels, 5 chalets and a swimming pool.

Among the main attractions, Mimaland initially is 'prehistoric animal park' containing building dinosaur models of very impressive size. Additionally, Mimaland also had several other parts, which included a lake for boating and fishing activities, the 'giant maze', as well as for cross-forest area.

After years of operating Mimaland, a 27-year-old Singaporean was killed in an accident at the giant surf board Mimaland in January 1993. The unfortunate incident shocked the public and forced the temporary closing Mimaland including the affected areas of the pool and boards. After improvement work was done, Mimaland opened back up to the public. However, a minor landslide caused damage to the walls of the same pool in May 1994. This incident caused muddy water to seep into the pool, causing the area to close to the public.

                                 because that Mimaland to be the most huanted place in malaysia. 

                                    Jalan Turi Banglow Kuala Lumpur

According to old police record, the security killed two American children and the maid, cut their bodies up into pieces and dumped them in the sewage tank.

Two children were siblings of US citizens of Indian descent and a woman was brutally murdered in their bungalow at Jalan Turi, near Jalan Taman Pantai, here, last night. The bodies of three murder victims were found in a hole as deep as five meters stool near the bungalow was about 12 o'clock at night "

                          It is believed that this is the sewage tank where the corpses were found

Kellie's Castle

                                     Kellie's Castle
that story about the family William Kellie smith stay at Malaysia.
Through various business ventures, Smith's wealth grew. In 1903, he returned to Scotland to marry his sweetheart Agnes. He brought her back to his home in Malaysia and later that year the couple was blessed with a daughter named Helen. He loved his daughter but wanted a son, an heir to his empire. Poor Agnes found it hard to conceive a second child. It was another eleven years before she became pregnant again. In 1915, Agnes gave birth to a son named Anthony. In celebration, Smith began planning the construction of a huge castle.

It was to take 10 years to build Kellie's Castle. However, he ran in to one major set back. Many of the workers contracted the Spanish Flu and died in the early 1920s. A temple was built 1500 m from the castle for the deity Mariamman. Some say it was to protect those who lived on the property. Others say Kellie had it built as a way to thank Mariamman for granting his wish to have a son. Either way the temple still stands and many continue to worship in it. The first elevator in Malaysia is located in Kellie's Castle.

A temple was built 1500 m from the castle for the deity Mariamman. Some say it was to protect those who lived on the property. Others say Kellie had it built as a way to thank Mariamman for granting his wish to have a son. Either way the temple still stands and many continue to worship in it. The first elevator in Malaysia is located in Kellie's Castle. It travels from the roof down to the underground tunnels. He also planned to build a indoor tennis court. The rooftop was reserved for a courtyard for parties. World War I slowed the process even more. In the end, Kellie's Castle was never completed.

In December of 1926, he contracted pneumonia and died. Agnes later packed up and left Malaysia with her children back to Scotland. She sold the castle to a British company called Harrisons and Crossfield. Anthony Kellie Smith was killed in World War II. Helen never returned to Kellie's Castle.

Kellie's Castle has been refurbished and appears as if it has never been touched. It was even used as a setting in the 1999 film Anna and the King. A company manages the property as a tourist attraction now. Some believe it is haunted by the family it was built for.

Bungalow RM50

The bungalow is located in section 2,Shah Alam,Selangor.

This isn’t just an ordinary bungalow in Shah Alam. This bungalow is quite famous for its stories. People of Shah Alam also call this spooky house as ‘Bungalow RM 50’. This is likely because of the rent is always superbly low which is RM 50 only! But there is always price to pay for the cheap rent; the ghost that is living inside the house. The renters are reportedly to move away from this house after a week living in the house! I believe that no one wants that!

That house have a reason to become a "Haunted Place"

Long time a go,have one of family live in this bungalow,

one day,the drunk husband back to home,and he kills his pregnant wife,and their child.

and then he corpse the wife and child body behind the wall.

That house is haunted by the restless spirit,because their not buried properly.