6 Haunted Places in Philippines
Every case file on record in Philippines — each with the full legend, the documented sightings spine and the skeptic’s file. Browse the archive below, or open the world map.
Balete Drive
A · Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines — A quiet street in New Manila lined — once — with balete trees, where taxi drivers still refuse to travel alone at night because a girl in white might get in, and never appear in the mirror.…
Clark Air Base Hospital — The Ward That Never Closed
A · Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines — The gutted Cold War station hospital of America's largest overseas air base — emptied in a single week by a volcano, and celebrated across Asian paranormal TV as the most haunted building in the Phili…
The Diplomat Hotel — Baguio's Dark Chapel
B · Baguio, Benguet, Philippines — A mountaintop seminary turned WWII execution ground turned derelict hotel — the Philippines' most photographed ruin.…
Manila Film Center — The Building on Unquiet Ground
A · Manila, Philippines — A 1981 Marcos-era showpiece where construction workers were reportedly entombed in wet cement — and the Philippines' most argued-about haunting ever since.…
Ozone Disco — The Dance Floor That Never Cleared
A · Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines — The corner of Timog Avenue where the worst fire in Philippine history killed 162 dancers on 18 March 1996 — a site that stood empty for two decades collecting the country's most reported modern haunti…
Siquijor — The Island of Fire
B · Siquijor, Central Visayas, Philippines — The small Philippine island the Spanish named Isla del Fuego — branded for centuries as the home of witches, and now a destination where tourists cross the sea to be healed.…