Seven spooky places in Malaysia you can check out this Halloween


The 99-Door Mansion is located in Byram Estate, Penang.

There are plenty of places around the world that are said to be haunted, and Malaysia is no exception.

From eerie-looking buildings to dilapidated abandoned mansions, there are many of these dark tourism landmarks in Malaysia that are worth checking out, if you actually dare to, that is.

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