India’s Most Haunted Railway Tunnel
Where a British engineer’s ghost still walks…
Located on the Kalka–Shimla Railway in Himachal Pradesh.
A British engineer was tasked with building Tunnel 33 in the early 1900s.
He miscalculated the tunnel’s alignment — the two ends didn’t meet.
Humiliated and fined, Colonel Barog took his own life near the tunnel site.
Locals began reporting a tall man in colonial attire…
Footsteps echo… whispers in the dark… even when the tunnel is empty.
Some say his ghost is friendly and wants to talk.
Others avoid Tunnel 33 after sunset.
– Accessible by the Kalka–Shimla toy train
– Nearest stop: Barog Station
Open for daylight visits
Would you walk through Tunnel 33 at night?