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The 5 Most Terrifying Haunted Buildings in the Philippines

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Haunted houses usually have bloody pasts, real-life paranormal events and other stuff that great horror fiction are made of. So if you’re hungry for a round of thrills and screams, this list is totally made for you!

terrifying statues in the Philippines

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7 Most Unintentionally Terrifying Statues In The Philippines

11/01/201606/05/2018 FilipiKnow cebu, Conferencia Ng Mga Multo (Davao City), Don Simeon Bernardo’s Tombstone (Malabon), La Muerte (Argao, La Union), most terrifying statues in the Philippines, most unintentionally frightening statues in the Philippines, Sta. Rita de Cascia (Siquijor), statues and monuments of the Philippines, The Headless Monument (Legazpi City), The Owl Saint (Eastern Samar), The Weeping Virgin Mary (Agoo

Just like the rest of the world, however, the country also has its fair share of bizarre statues. And while they are still remarkable in their own way, we can’t help but be a bit unsettled (or scared silly) every time we look at them.

Samal Giants of Mindanao

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Unearthing The Mysteries Of Ancient Filipino “Giants”

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A story told in whispers and passed on from one generation to the next about the alleged giant race—the Dinagats–that once populated the small tadpole-shaped island of Samal across the Davao Gulf, over 200 years ago.

Oddities in Philippine Language

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“Potang bengi” is not a deaf prostitute (and other oddities in the Philippine language)

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In the Philippine setting, knowing the correct meaning of words may save you from black eyes or embarrassment or maybe even violent death.

Augusto Lakandula Filipino hijacker

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Augusto Lakandula: The Guy Who Hijacked Philippine Airlines And Escaped Using A Homemade Parachute

05/02/201406/01/2018 FilipiKnow Augusto Lakandula, Philippine Airlines Flight 812 incident, Philippine Airlines Hijacking, Pinoy D.B. Cooper, Reginald Chua

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