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2-Day Baguio Fright Tour with Haunted Sites and Local Legends

2 Days Round trip from Metro Manila Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the Japanese Tunnel and learn about its wartime history
02 Visit the Old Diplomat Hotel and uncover its eerie stories
03 Discover the tragedy of the 1990 earthquake at the Hyatt Terraces Hotel site
04 Ride along Loakan Road while listening to its mysterious legends
05 Visit the Cemetery of Negativism and leave behind unwanted burdens

Experience a 2-day fright tour in Baguio, exploring the city's most haunted and historically significant sites. Discover the wartime secrets of the Japanese Tunnel, uncover the eerie stories of the Old Diplomat Hotel, and hear unsettling tales of the Laperal White House over dinner. Spend the night at Teachers Camp, famous for its ghostly stories, then continue to the former Hyatt Terraces Hotel site to learn about the 1990 earthquake tragedy. The journey also takes you along mysterious Loakan Road and to the Cemetery of Negativism, where you can symbolically leave behind unwanted burdens.

The journey also takes you along mysterious Loakan Road and to the Cemetery of Negativism, where you can symbolically leave behind unwanted burdens.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Days

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Baguio, Manila

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Haunted History and Eerie Encounters in Baguio

6:30 AM - Have an early breakfast in Manila (1 hour) and begin the journey to Baguio (4 hours 30 minutes).
12:00 NN - Enjoy lunch at Café by the Ruins while learning about its history (1 hour 30 minutes).
1:40 PM - Check in at Teachers Camp and take a short rest (30 minutes).
2:15 PM - Visit the Japanese Tunnel and discover its historical significance (1 hour).
3:30 PM - Explore the Old Diplomat Hotel and uncover the mysterious stories surrounding it (1 hour 30 minutes).
5:20 PM - Have dinner at Joseph's and listen to chilling tales about the Laperal Family (2 hours 30 minutes).
8:15 PM - Spend the night at Teachers Camp and hear ghost stories about the place.

Day 02

Legends, Tragedies, and Chilling Landmarks

7:00 AM - Have breakfast, check out from the accommodation, and prepare for the day (2 hours).
9:10 AM - Visit the Hyatt Terraces Hotel site and learn about the tragic earthquake that struck on July 16, 1990 (40 minutes).
10:05 AM - Drive along Loakan Road towards the Philippine Military Academy while hearing about its history and ghostly tales (1 hour).
11:20 AM - Explore the Cemetery of Negativism and symbolically leave behind negativity (30 minutes).
12:00 NN - Have lunch at Red Rustikz (1 hour 30 minutes).
6:00 PM - Arrive in Manila after the return trip (4 hours 30 minutes).

Where this trip takes you

Japanese Tunnel, Old Diplomat Hotel, mysterious Loakan Road, Cemetery of Negativism

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Metro Manila 2 cities · 2 Days

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

Historical and Tourism Consultant/Business Plan Expert
Sociocultural and Tourism Development Plan Consultant
Transport Services

What's Not Included

Accommodations
Meals (food and drinks)
Shopping
Activity and entrance fees

What to bring

Warm clothing and layers - pack sweaters, jackets, long-sleeved shirts, and comfortable pants or jeans. Include a scarf, hat, or beanie for cooler nights.
Comfortable footwear - wear sturdy walking shoes or sneakers for exploring sites with uneven terrain and dim lighting.
Rain gear - carry an umbrella or waterproof jacket to prepare for sudden rain showers.
Power bank - bring a portable power bank to keep your devices charged throughout the trip.
Water and snacks - carry a reusable water bottle and light snacks for hydration and energy.
Small first-aid kit - include essentials such as band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and pain relievers.
Camera - capture the atmosphere while respecting local photography guidelines.

Know before you go

Baguio's weather is cool year-round and can be particularly chilly at night. Be prepared for sudden temperature changes and potential rain.
Remember that the places visited may be popular for ghost stories but have real and often tragic histories. Show respect for the sites and the people you may encounter.
The Old Diplomat Hotel, now called Heritage Hill and Nature Park, is known for its atmospheric ruins and panoramic city views.
The Japanese Tunnel, located within the Baguio Botanical Garden, is believed to be a burial site for Japanese soldiers from World War II.
The Laperal House, also known as the Laperal White House, is a colonial mansion with a chilling reputation and is now developed into a restaurant.
Teacher's Camp is an active training center famous for ghost stories. Stay with your group and remain mindful of people there for official purposes.
Loakan Road is infamous for sightings of a white lady, and some taxi drivers honk their horns when passing as a sign of respect.
The Hyatt Terraces Hotel site, destroyed in the 1990 earthquake, remains associated with supernatural tales, and taxi drivers often honk when passing by.
Respect local beliefs, as many stories are rooted in folklore and history.
Follow the guide's instructions for safety and a deeper understanding of the history and tales of each site.

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