Centrally located Dhaula Kuan is the ideal place to assemble. An early morning departure helps in cruising through the low traffic and reaching the next stop on time. Look out for the exit to NH 34 leading to Meerut.

One of India’s most haunted places, this Military establishment that has been abandoned since the 1930s. The locals believe this is home to two sets of ghosts. One, a woman wearing red clothes and the other with four men sitting around a candle drinking alcohol. This is GP Block for you.

Khatauli is a small town in Uttarakhand that boasts of Asia’s largest sugar mill. Take some rest and give your bike a breather. Grab some lunch in one of the local eateries on the national highway and relax. https://vb.3dlat.net/ https://vb.3dlat.net/forumdisplay.php?f=39 https://vb.3dlat.net/showthread.php?t=2865 https://vb.3dlat.net/showthread.php?t=21490 https://vb.3dlat.net/showthread.php?t=150211 https://vb.3dlat.net/showthread.php?t=245067 https://vb.3dlat.net/showthread.php?t=93394

This beautiful old town is developed on the very Upper Ganges that you’ve been riding along with. We suggest you take a breather on the banks of the Ganges and take a big gulp of the fresh air. This spot can also be great for some Instagram-worthy shots.

Book yourself one the valley facing hotels and see the sun rise over the Himalayas next morning. After a night’s rest, head to on the famous cafes to grab some valley breakfast and make your way to your next haunted spot.

Situated on the hauntingly beautiful Mussoorie range, hidden amongst the cloud is your next spot. Once a thriving marble mining centre, Lambi Dehar was abandoned after a series of unfortunate incidents. Just ask the locals for some spooky and hair-raising tales.

Hotel Savoy, a beautiful English Gothic Country Hotel, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Garnet who died of poisoning under mysterious circumstances in one of their rooms. If you’re feeling adventurous, do book a night stay in this beautiful hotel.