Spukorte in China (39)

Entdecke 39 Spukorte in China — Schlösser, Hotels, Kirchen, Ruinen und mehr. Jeder Ort enthält seine Geschichte und GPS-Koordinaten.

• 🏯 Chaonei 81 Peking Verlassene Barockresidenz im Zentrum von Peking – eine der zähesten urbanen Legenden Chinas.
• 👻 Liwan Plaza Guangzhou Modernes Einkaufszentrum, errichtet auf einer alten Begräbnisstätte – der Name bedeutet im Dialekt „Särge“.
• 👻 Buss 375 (Xiangshan) Peking, Xiangshan Nattens sista buss tog ombord tre fotsida gestalter — utan ben. Sedan försvann den spårlöst.
• 👻 Caishikou Execution Ground (菜市口) Peking At the Qing dynasty's execution ground, night callers knocked at the Heniantang pharmacy – customers paying in grave money, asking for blade-wound salve.
• 👻 The Jinsong Ghost Building (劲松鬼楼) Peking In the new Jinsong housing estate in 1984, quarrels and furniture-moving sounded outside the doors at night – but every opened door found the stairwell empty.
• 🚇 The Wanggongchang Explosion (王恭厂大爆炸) Peking On 30 May 1626 an unexplained blast erased a whole district of Beijing – 20,000 died, and every victim was found stripped bare.
• 👻 Longbozi Road Nanjing, Jiangsu On the dark Dragon's Neck stretch beneath Nanjing's city wall, fallen soldiers are said to walk the night still.
• 🚇 Luosi Jieding Alley Yangzhou, Jiangsu In Yangzhou's lampless alley, every light that is lit is said to be blown out by those who never got a grave.
• 👻 The Zhongyin Building, Shenzhen Shenzhen, Guangdong Shenzhen's blood-red tower is said to be painted to keep the spirits of an old execution ground in — or out.
• 👻 No. 33 Xiaoshihu Hutong Peking In this old princely courtyard near Xidan, restless voices are said to chant poetry and play strings in the night.
• 👻 Verbotene Stadt Peking 600 Jahre Intrigen, Meuchelmorde und Vergiftungen – kaiserliche Geister verweilen noch immer.
• 👻 Wukang Mansion Shanghai „Der Sprungturm“ – wo verfolgte Intellektuelle während der Kulturrevolution sich das Leben nahmen.
• 👻 Caobao Road Station Shanghai U-Bahn-Station in Shanghai, verbunden mit urbanen Geistergeschichten.
• 🚇 The Locked-Dragon Well of Beixinqiao Peking Beneath the Beixinqiao crossroads, an ancient dragon is said to lie chained in a bottomless well.
• 👻 Beiding Niangniang Temple (北顶娘娘庙) Peking When the diggers began tearing down the temple gate in 2004, a black whirlwind wrecked the Olympic site – the temple stood untouched, and the aquatics stadium was moved a hundred metres.
• 👻 Dongyue Temple (东岳庙) Peking In Beijing's temple of the underworld, 76 infernal bureaus with 716 life-size clay officials sit in judgement – and iron abacuses tally your deeds 'without erring by a hair'.
• 👻 Jingshan and the Emperor's Tree (景山) Peking On the hill behind the Forbidden City, the last Ming emperor hanged himself in 1644 – the tree itself was put in chains as 'the guilty scholar tree'.
• 👻 Prince Li's Mansion (礼王府) Peking One of Beijing's four great haunted houses: at night Princess Lanxin is said to weep in the palace courtyards, mourning the opera singer her father had killed. 🛏 Hier übernachten
• 🚇 The Longfu Building (隆福大厦) Peking The department store rose on a demolished Ming temple – workers found bottomless holes, chased fox-like shapes at night, and in 1993 fire devoured it all.
• 👻 The Ghost Train of Yonghegong (雍和宫站) Peking After eleven at night, Beijing's metro is said to run one empty extra train – for passengers no longer living. The night staff at Yonghegong know why.
• 🏚️ Yuanmingyuan – Ruins of the Old Summer Palace (圆明园) Peking When the 'Garden of Gardens' was burned in 1860, hundreds of palace servants died in the flames of the Anyou Hall – in the marble ruins the wind is still said to carry weeping.
• 👻 The Bell Tower and the Bell-Casting Goddess (钟楼) Peking When the great bell tolls in stormy weather, Beijingers hear a girl crying for her embroidered shoe – the girl who threw herself into the molten bronze.
• 🚇 Qixinggang and the Tongyuan Gate Chongqing "Qixinggang is haunted," runs old Chongqing's rhyme — and a pagoda was raised solely to becalm the dead.
• ⛪ Xikai Cathedral Tianjin Around Tianjin's great cathedral, the crying of infants is said to echo in the dark long after the doors are locked.
• 🚇 The Dragon Pillar of the Yan'an Elevated Road Shanghai The motorway pillar at Shanghai's heart is said to pierce a dragon vein — and the monk who appeased it died soon after.
• 👻 Fengdu Ghost City Chongqing, Fengdu Dödsrikets stad vid Yangtze — där själen prövas vid hjälplöshetens bro och spökporten.
• 👻 Fengmen Village Henan Verlassenes Dorf in Henan – Schauplatz lokaler Volksglauben und Legenden. 🛏 Hier übernachten
• 👻 Huguang Huiguan Peking Historisches Opernhaus in Peking mit dem Ruf paranormaler Aktivität.
• 👻 Residenz des Prinzen Gong Peking Die größte erhaltene Residenz der Qing-Dynastie in Peking – voller historischer Dramatik.
• 👻 Grab des Generals Yuan Chonghuan Peking Das Grab des Ming-Generals, der aufgrund falscher Anklagen hingerichtet wurde – die Wächter sollen zu ewiger Bewachung verdammt sein.
• 🛎️ Yun Shan Fan Dian Chengde, Hebei Hotel in Chengde mit dem Ruf paranormaler Phänomene. 🛏 Hier übernachten
• 👻 The Traitor-Striking Cypress at the Confucius Temple (触奸柏) Peking The 700-year-old cypress knocked the hat off the empire's greatest traitor – a tree said to know wicked men and punish them with its branches.
• 👻 Foxiangge – Tower of Buddhist Incense (佛香阁) Peking When Qianlong's workmen opened an old tomb on Longevity Hill, eight characters stood carved inside: 'Touch me not, and I shall not touch you.' 🛏 Hier übernachten
• ⚰️ Gongzhufen – The Princess Tombs (公主坟) Peking A young night worker saw people in ancient dress carrying a sedan chair along the platform — at the Princess Tomb the lost are said to still ride Line 1.
• 👻 Guijianchou – Incense Burner Peak (鬼见愁) Peking The highest peak of the Fragrant Hills bears the name 'Even Ghosts Despair' – too steep for the living, and by legend barred even to the dead.
• 🚇 Panjiayuan Ghost Market (潘家园鬼市) Peking In the dark before dawn, lanterns drift like ghost-fires between the stalls – at Beijing's 'ghost market' you never know who is selling, or whether the seller will still exist at sunrise.
• ⚰️ The Fragrant Tomb of Taoranting (香冢) Peking In the middle of the paupers' mass burial ground stood one tended, nameless grave — only a poem about a remnant of fragrance, and three centuries of guessing who she was.
• 🚇 The Bell Tower of Xi'an Shaanxi Xi'an's Bell Tower is said to have been moved once and for all — to cap the dragon that shook the city.
• 🗡️ Zhonghua Gate Nanjing, Jiangsu Beneath Nanjing's colossal city gate a magic treasure bowl is said to lie buried — and the builders' sighs to linger in the vaults. 🛏 Hier übernachten

FAQ

Wie viele Spukorte gibt es in China?

Haunted Places listet 39 Spukorte in China, jeweils mit Geschichte und GPS-Koordinaten.

Was sind die bekanntesten Spukorte in China?

Zu den bekanntesten in China gehören: Chaonei 81, Liwan Plaza, Buss 375 (Xiangshan).

Kann man in China in Spukorten übernachten?

Ja — 4 der Spukorte in China sind Hotels oder Gasthäuser, die man für eine Übernachtung buchen kann. Die übrigen sind öffentlich zugänglich.

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