There’s a forest north-west of Mount Fuji that has many signs in Japanese and English talking urging people to not commit suicide.
Why do they have those signs? Probably because it’s a popular destination for those that want to end their own life, which is also why it’s colloquially known as Suicide Forest.
The Cemetery in La Noira in Chile is avoided by the locals to the point where they warn tourists against visiting the town because they believe the dead get up and walk at night.
Evidence of this can be seen if you brave the cemetery as most of the graves have been disturbed.
In Mexico there’s an abandoned church near Chamula Cemetery, inside the graveyard there’s a seemingly random display of grave-markers that give the place an eerie feel.
To top it all off there are numerous chicken sacrifices strewed throughout the site, whether this is a local custom or they’re simply there to make it extra creepy is debatable.
The Westminster Presbyterian Church Burial Ground in Baltimore, Maryland is a creepy graveyard so well known for being haunted that paranormal investigators have been known to investigate the grounds.
It’s only appropriate that the famous horror writer, Edgar Allen Poe, is located in a graveyard that spooky.
Unlike most cultures that view death as a thing to be feared above all else, a prominent culture of Sapanta, Romania believes that death is something to look forward to.
The Merry Cemetery (located in the same place) is so colourful and ‘cheerful’ that it goes right back around to creepy, especially for those of us that think death isn’t all fun and games.
There is a cematry really close to my house…
Actually it is much worse being on HAUNTED GROUNDS not just burial grounds. There is quite a bit of haunting around here in Montana…..