Haunted Place in Medan

Haunted Place in Medan - While in Medan, you don't have to worry about tourist attractions there. The reason is, Medan has various interesting tourist attractions to visit. However, if you want something different, maybe you should try mystical tourism by visiting some haunted places in Medan.

Almost every city certainly has several places that are considered haunted by the surrounding community, even in Medan. The capital city of North Sumatra also has a number of haunted places with its own horror stories. Curious? Check out the following coverage, let's go!

1. USU Campus Gates IV

The University of North Sumatra or known as the USU Campus is a favorite university in Medan. Many students who come from outside Medan are studying at this well-known campus. In the midst of the popularity of the USU Campus, it turns out that this campus is also considered a haunted place in Medan, especially at Door IV.

Around the gate of gate IV, there are indeed a lot of lush trees that used to be a place for invisible creatures to live. Even more extreme, there are many male students who often see the appearance of a female ghost in red. In fact, the ghost did not hesitate to hitch a ride on the students' motorbikes when it was late at night.

2. Front Cemetery of Sutomo High School 1

So far, the burial ground is considered a haunted place. However, this is not bad if you haven't visited the cemetery in front of Sutomo 1 High School. This grave is famous for being haunted because many local people often see the appearance of astral creatures.

In addition, some time ago there was often a pungent aroma from this grave. The scent was not like the usual grave flower scent, but it was more rotten and offensive to the nose. The grave in front of SMA Sutomo 1 is a location that is often avoided by the people of Medan even though it is located in the middle of the city.

3. SUN Plaza

SUN Plaza is one of the well-known shopping centers in Medan. The people of Medan City must be familiar with the mall which occupies this 6-story building. Not only that, SUN Plaza was also a topic of conversation because there was a woman who committed suicide by jumping from the 4th floor of this building. There was also the death of a security guard because he was stabbed in the toilet.

According to the confessions of the security guards who had been on duty at night to patrol around the building when the mall was closed, they felt as if they were being followed by an invisible figure. Not to mention the security guards and SUN Plaza visitors often hear the sound of moaning in pain that is thought to have come from the spirit of a woman who had committed suicide here.

4. Light Catholic High School Girls Dormitory

The Cahaya Catholic High School building is equipped with a female dormitory. In fact, this women's dormitory is still functioning today. Considering that this is a high school dormitory, it is clear that the students living in the dormitory are already in their teens.

The mystical story surrounding this dormitory building arises when there are sightings of young children dressed in white on the roof of the dormitory. The age of the child is around 7-8 years. The appearance of the figure of a small child often appears and disappears suddenly. The question is who is the figure of a child standing alone on the roof late at night? Moreover, most of the residents of the dormitory are teenage students.

5. Tjong A Fie's house

This oriental style house looked very luxurious in its time. Understandably, this house was previously built by a very rich merchant from China, namely Tjong A Fie. During his lifetime, Tjong A Fie was very close to Dutch officials. In fact, he is known to be generous because he likes to share his wealth with the community.

As time went by, Tjong A Fie's house was no longer occupied by his family. However, this house is still cared for and turned into a museum that can be visited by all groups. However, at night there are often sightings of figures that resemble Chinese-blooded people hanging around the house. In fact, it is clear that this house is no longer occupied by anyone.