Abandoned places for daring S'poreans to explore
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Although Singapore is small, there are still plenty abandoned places that are spooky enough for the daring Singaporeans to explore.
The Brunei government purchased this piece of land to house privileged students who came from Brunei to study. The hostel became abandoned after the education system in Brunei had flourished. However, it is still owned by the Bruneian government today.
This was the largest private property owned by a Johor Sultan during the 19th century. Located somewhere near Holland Road, the property still belongs to the royal family of Johor but the structure of the house is in such a state of disrepair, making it dangerous to enter.
The abandoned hospital is still the most popular haunted spot in Singapore. Many prisoners were believed to be tortured to death by the Japanese during the Second World War.
In 2006, a company bought the property and wanted to convert the ground into a luxury resort but the plan just couldn't work out. People suspected that it was due to the active paranormal sightings within the compound.
During World War 2, the Japanese built a Shinto shrine to commemorate soldiers who died while in Singapore. It was destroyed when the British came back and abandoned since then.. Bring a bottle of insect repellent if you're planning to make a trip there!
Enter at your own risk and good luck!
(Image Credit/s: urbanghostsmedia, remembersingapore)
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Talking about supernatural powers in this 21 century sometimes is kind of absurdity but you cannot pretend they are non existence. But now we are into the robotic generation perhaps we can make use such technology to uncover some of the truths since human are unable to overcome the fears in their heart.
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