Focus on Philippine Immigration and explore Philippine Travel Guide: This Halloween, how about a ghostly atmosphere? Below, the famous travel website in Singapore, "relax", presents to you the ghostly places in the Philippines.
Baguio (Tropical Tornado)
Hotspots: The Mansion, Laperal White House, Teacher's Camp, and Loakan Road
Famous ghost story: Taxi drivers recount a story about a white elderly lady who asked the taxi to stop, but when the driver looked back in the rearview mirror, she had vanished.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: visit ukay-ukay stalls, pick strawberries, buy ube jam at Good Shepherd Sisters' convent, enjoy the botanical garden and outlook park, play mini-golf at John Hay Fun Park, and tour the arts and culture village.
Los Baños
Hotspots: North Los Baños area, Makiling area
Famous ghost story: In the North Los Baños area, students talk about a haunted dormitory. It is said that someone committed suicide in that dormitory, and a body was found in the closet.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: hike Mount Makiling, eat buko pie, visit campus and have a picnic with friends, rent a swimming pool for a swimming party.
Pampanga
Hotspots: Clark Air Base, Clark Air Base Hospital, Clark Museum
Famous ghost story: Recently, a documentary by National Geographic titled "I Wouldn't Go In There" filmed at the Clark Air Base Hospital, showcasing the hospital's bloody history, eerie apparitions, terrifying rumors, and its ghostly appearance.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: eat offal, swim in hot springs, explore Mount Pinatubo, visit museums, or go on a river cruise.
Banay-Banay Island
Hotspots: Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Capiz
Famous ghost story: The story of the Aswang, a Philippine mythical creature, has been passed down for centuries, and Aswang has become an extremely important part of Philippine folklore. In these provinces, legends of tiktik pursuing pregnant women are widely circulated.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: enjoy the beach, eat seafood, go diving, visit churches, go on a boat trip, or experience the thrill of hanging bridges.
Corregidor Island
Hotspots: Corregidor Tunnel
Famous ghost story: Some tourists have captured ghostly orbs on their cameras. There have also been media reports of ghost sightings, with some claiming to have seen the spirits of Japanese soldiers who blew themselves up during World War II to avoid capture by Americans.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: monkey around, visit historical sites, admire lighthouses, and visit war memorials.
La Union
Hotspots: San Juan
Famous ghost story: It is said that at night, a headless priest wanders the ruins of Pindangan.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: surf, enjoy the beach, swim in lagoons, go resort-hopping, or have a picnic.
Manila
Hotspots: Manila Film Center, Balete Drive in Quezon City, and the shopping mall in Muntinlupa City
Famous ghost story: There are many stories about the Plaza Cinema in Muntinlupa. One visitor said that when he entered the cinema, it was packed with people, so he stood there watching the movie. However, when the lights came on, he realized that the cinema was actually empty.
Besides experiencing thrills, you can also: shop, dine, attend large concerts or bar performances, participate in Carlos Celdran's tours, ride an ATV in Intramuros, or join Ivan Man Dy's food tours.
