Have you been fascinated with spooky places?
I may be reading or watching documentaries about haunted places, but I don’t dare visit one.
But in 2006, we went to see the historical place of Corregidor through the invitation of friends from a pharmaceutical company. To be clear, we did not engage in ghost hunting.
The educational trip, albeit, short gave us the chance to relax from all the busy schedules of covering the health beat.
Sharing here some of the photos from the trip.
In the photo were some members of the media and a group of public relations officers.
Historically, Malinta Tunnel is regarded as one of the most haunted tunnels in the country.
Today, Malinta Tunnel is the venue of an audio-visual presentation by National Artist Lamberto V. Avellana depicting events of World War II.
The tunnel saw thousands of Japanese soldiers who performed suicide instead of surrendering to the American troops during the Second World War.
These photos don’t mean to scare you. I shared them to commemorate All Souls Day. Let’s offer a prayer for the souls of those who perished inside the tunnel.
Despite the eerie feelings brought by the said trip, I would still go back to visit other areas of Corregidor.
How about you, have you had the same eerie experience in your past or recent travels?
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