Ghosts of Thailand 2
Welcome to Ghosts of Thailand 2. Today, I’m excited to share another ghostly tale from Thailand’s rich spiritual tradition. Let’s dive in!
Ghosts in Thailand 2: More Real Than You Might Think
- Did you know Thailand has ghosts?
That’s right—Thailand isn’t just a land of temples and tropical beaches. It’s also full of ghost stories.
Spirits and the supernatural are deeply rooted in Thai culture, and many locals genuinely believe that ghosts exist and even interact with the living.
- Ghosts are everywhere
On the streets, in old buildings, even inside homes. Thai ghosts come in all kinds of forms and can be found in many different places.
You’ll hear stories of haunted curves on highways, abandoned hotels, movie theaters, houses, and even old hospitals.
There are even tales of ghosts living in homes that are still occupied. Every ghost has its own background, and every place has its own haunting.
- Ghost beliefs are part of our culture—and our religion.
Thailand’s belief in spirits goes back centuries. It’s a blend of Buddhism and older animist traditions.
Thai people don’t just worship Buddha—they also respect the spirits of their ancestors, like grandparents, uncles, aunts, and other family members who have passed away.
These spirits are believed to watch over their descendants and homes.
Ghosts of Thailand 2: Thailand has its own famous ghosts
And they’re unlike anything you’ve ever seen. If you’re used to Western-style ghosts, Thai spirits might surprise you. Here are a few well-known ones:
Phi Nang Ram: the ghost of a traditional Thai dancer
Preta: a towering ghost with a small mouth, cursed with eternal hunger
Krasue: a floating woman’s head with glowing entrails
Krahang: a male ghost who flies with rice baskets
Phi Pop: a spirit that eats raw organs
Nang Mai: beautiful forest Thai spirits Thai ghost
Phi Ta Yai / Phi Ta Ya: ancestral ghosts who protect families
Phi Ta ni: a ghost who lives in banana trees
Phi Phrai Nam: a water spirit who haunts rivers and lakes
These ghosts aren’t just legends—they’re part of Thailand’s identity.
- Want to experience it for yourself?
Come stay in a haunted hotel. If you’re feeling brave, some hotels in Thailand are known for being haunted—and they embrace it!
Guests have reported strange sounds, ghostly figures, and other unexplained events.
It all depends on your luck… or perhaps, your connection to the spirit world.
- Love ghost stories? You’ve come to the right place.
If you’re fascinated by the supernatural, curious about Thai beliefs, or just love a good ghost story, you’ll find plenty more on our website.
Dive into the eerie, mysterious, and often chilling world of Thai spirits—you might just discover something that stays with you long after you’ve finished reading.
Ghosts of Thailand 2: Today, my fellow ghost story lovers got a little taste of the many mysterious spirits found across Thailand.
In the next episode, I’ll take you deeper into the chilling tale of the Hundred Corpses Curve.
Get ready—it’s going to be a haunting one you won’t want to miss.
