Intramuros Ghost Walk - A Walk to Remember

Intramuros Ghost Walk (IGW) is a unique tour that aims to help people explore Intramuros, share some knowledge about Philippine History, give some education about The Paranormal, support the charity movement of Tribu Ni Bro, promote walking since it is the best exercise and spread the advocacy of treasuring and safeguarding our heritage.

This tour was originally organized for Center for Paranormal Studies under the guidance of Profilers of the Unknown, a team of well-experienced, dedicated and skilled Ghost Hunters, Ghost Investigators and Paranormal Investigators.

A place usually becomes haunted because of its history. Intramuros keeps a very meaningful record of past events. We encourage people to visit the place not really for the fun of ghost hunting but to look back at our colorful past.

Intramuros Ghost Walk (IGW) is an accidental success and since it started on January 23, 2016, it's been getting the interest of many horror and history fans. It will surely be remembered by those who experienced this meaningful journey.

For inquiries and bookings, please contact:

TOUR OPERATOR: Jade Martin

PHONE: 0998 851 4516

EMAIL: hersmart4ever@gmail.com

RATE: P350 / Head (Non-Refundable)

REMINDERS:

1. The minimum number of guests per tour is 8. If you are less than 8, you can just shoulder the other slots to give it a go and then, we can set your preferred schedule.

2. This is a 4-hour walking tour; hence, expect that there will be a need to exert physical effort. We promote walking because it is the best exercise and it brings a lot of benefits. Assembly time is 5:00 PM.

3. Pets, babies and kids below 12 years old won't be allowed to join the tour, as well as guests who are under the influence of alcohol and prohibited drugs.

4. Don't panic and let the tour guide know if you are not feeling well.

5. Don't stray away from the group and follow the tour guide's instructions all the time. Stay close to the tour guide so you can hear everything clearly. Should you miss anything, don't hesitate to ask.

6. Stay at the sidewalk while walking on the road and avoid making unnecessary noise.

7. Bring your own drinking water and umbrella.

8. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear.

9. Unruly participants will be asked to leave.

10. We don't refund payments so please make sure that you can make it on your booked date. Please understand that we limit the number of guests and the chance wasted may have just been given to others instead.

11. In cases of heavy rains, storms and other calamities, the tour will be rescheduled and participants will be informed via text ahead of time.

12. Please like Intramuros Ghost Walk, Profilers of the Unknown and Tribu Ni Bro. You can also join our FB Group, Center for Paranormal Studies, if you want to learn more about The Paranormal. 

...You'll never know how beautiful Intramuros is at night..but there is more to the beauty of this 166-acre Walled City, which is the oldest district of Manila. Lurking in there are memories and the ghosts of its dark past...

The author, Jade Martin, is the founder and creator of Center for Paranormal Studies, Profilers of the Unknown and Intramuros Ghost Walk. She is also a Businesswoman, Life and Business Coach, Author, Singer and Songwriter, Ghost Tour Operator, Paranormal Investigator and Consultant, Energy Healer, Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Therapist, Numerologist and Tarot Reader. Please join Center for Paranormal Studies.

Baguio's Haunted Diplomat Hotel and It's Dark Past

The former Diplomat Hotel in Baguio City, Philippines sits on top of the Dominican Hill. It used to be a rest house and a seminary way back 1911 before it was developed into a school and eventually, a hotel.

Almost every tourist that goes to Baguio makes it a point to visit this place because in spite of the ruins, it remained as one of the most panoramic and picturesque spots in the City of Pines.

During the World War II, numerous nuns and priests were beheaded here. This is believed to be the reason why headless apparitions can often be seen during the night inside the hotel. The employees and guests also claimed that they would often hear strange sounds coming from the building. Crying coming from kids and babies became a common noise, which can be attributed to the massacre of numerous children done at the fountain.

The bombs that showered this structure so many years ago reduced it to something almost beyond renewal. Fortunately, it was reconstructed in 1947 and in 1973, it was acquired and transformed into a hotel by Diplomat Hotels, Inc. Managing it then is businessman, psychic surgeon and spiritual healer Tony Agpaoa. Since then, it became the haven of his patients that mostly came from abroad and they stayed here while being healed.

Based on research, there was an incident wherein fire broke out many years ago and several guests who were then staying at the hotel were trapped inside and died. One of the caretakers also affirmed that for unknown reasons, a woman who used to work here as a nurse committed suicide by jumping from the rooftop where the cross is situated.

Since the death of Tony Agpaoa in 1987, the hotel ceased its operation and was temporarily closed to the public. It was declared off limits to visitors as well. However, the people who are living nearby were often disturbed by sounds coming from the Dominican Hill at night. They would hear banging of doors and windows, clattering of dishes and voices of screaming people, who seem to be agonizing.

Note: Tony Agpaoa had a heart attack inside the hotel and was rushed to a hospital where he died.

A lot of documentaries have been written about this mysterious structure. Up to these days, many curious people go to Baguio to see the ruins of what used to be the spellbinding grand hotel that boasts of its large rooms, striking details and admirable design.

I, myself, have very special memories of Baguio's Diplomat Hotel that I can ardently share to those who will join us when we explore this place once more. Considered as one of the most haunted locations in the Philippines, I would always want to see this wonderful site again and again.

The author, Jade Martin, is the founder and creator of Center for Paranormal Studies, Profilers of the Unknown and Intramuros Ghost Walk. She is also a Businesswoman, Life and Business Coach, Author, Singer and Songwriter, Ghost Tour Operator, Paranormal Investigator and Consultant, Energy Healer, Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Therapist, Numerologist and Tarot Reader. Please join Center for Paranormal Studies.

 

November 2, 2014

Thanks to all these people who went with us. It's such a great experience.

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Ghost Tour: Experience a Different Kind of Tour

The idea of doing ghost tours began so many years ago when people all over the world became more and more interested in hearing ghost stories while doing an actual walk in a haunted place. In addition to that, the desire to hunt for ghosts and get an actual ghost experience became rampant everywhere.

Here in the Philippines, several travel agencies started to conduct their own haunted tours, especially during Halloween seasons. It is definitely a good idea to book with them because they have all the means to organize travel escapades; however, if you want a more meaningful night tour, I would suggest that you go with seasoned ghost hunters. There are some in the country who organize their own, like my team, Profilers of the Unknown.

First and foremost, ghost hunters like us who have been doing haunted tours for years are more experienced when it comes to going to haunted places. Take note too that we hold tours regularly and not only seasonal. To cut it short, we know what we are doing better than the rest and can handle the type of tension guests might feel during an actual visit to a haunted location. Moreover, those who want to get firsthand information about ghosts will get more interesting answers because these answers will come from people who have wider knowledge on the subject. You'll also get more information about what ghosts are and what they are not, the reasons why you shouldn't really fear them, to mention a few. 

Going to a night tour with real ghost hunters who know their responsibilities is beneficial to those who are doing a research as it is guaranteed educational. You can even experience an actual and direct guidance on ghost hunting if you want that experience; something that a regular ghost tour with travel agencies may not give you.

A ghost tour may be a different type of adventure; however, its intention is not to scare people but rather help them get more understanding of the unknown while having fun and enjoying the activity. Participants will also get a glimpse of the history of the place. 

On the other hand, if you are pregnant, having a weak heart or not really into this type of adventure, it will be best to set aside the idea of going until such time comes when you're pretty sure that you're ready to go. 

Your safety, however, is of utmost importance. An authentic ghost tour will make sure that you will get the enjoyment you deserve while keeping you safe and sound.

With Profilers of the Unknown, you can book for ghost tours all year round, day or night. You do not have to wait for another Halloween. You can visit the most haunted places in the Philippines with us any time of the year.

The author, Jade Martin, is the founder and creator of Center for Paranormal Studies, Profilers of the Unknown and Intramuros Ghost Walk. She is also a Businesswoman, Life and Business Coach, Author, Singer and Songwriter, Ghost Tour Operator, Paranormal Investigator and Consultant, Energy Healer, Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Therapist, Numerologist and Tarot Reader. Please join Center for Paranormal Studies.