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Dark Tourism in India: Sites and Challenges by Mohammed Rayyan is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses dark tourism in India. It defines dark tourism as tourism focused on sites associated with death, suffering, or the seemingly macabre. The document outlines several examples of dark tourism sites in India, including Bhangarh Fort (considered haunted), Kuldhara village (believed cursed), Jallianwala Bagh memorial (site of a 1919 massacre), Dumas Beach in Surat (associated with disappearances), the Three Kings Church in Goa (where three kings allegedly killed each other), and Mussoorie
- Author
- Mohammed Rayyan
- Language
- EN