bali's creepiest ghost palace - pictures that will give you goosebumps

If you have traveled to Bali before or if you are planning a trip, there is a place that you may not have heard or even if you did you probably didn't pay much attention. It is a place for adventure lovers or for those who really love visiting haunted and creepy places. A french photographer who has a keen interest in such adventures recently released chilling pictures of a ghost palace in Bali.

This Ghost palace hotel was originally named Bedugul Taman Rekreasi Hotel and Resort but sadly public never got a chance to step into it. It was never opened to public. There is history behind this palace being turned into a haunted place and is shunned by public. A number of workers died during the construction and now it is believed that this place is haunted by their ghosts.

The hotel is now taken over by thick tropical jungle, wine and weed. The pictures posted in the article are taken by a Parisian photographer Romain Veillon the famous author of Ask the dust, who recently visited this place and took these mesmerizing haunted pictures and posted them on his website.

A lot of rumors keep floating about why this magnificent palace was abandoned on the eve of its grand opening. Some believe that it belongs Indonesia Royalty while some believe Former Indonesian President Suharto's son Tommy was behind the construction of this project which collapsed after his jailing in 2002.

However locals tell more sinister stories of how workers died during its construction and now haunt the building while putting the curse on the businessman who developed leaving him bankrupt.