The Chinese Manua Cemetery includes many Chinese immigrants looking for a new work and life in the Hawaiian Islands. But what happens when you want these people to go home?
Upon sitting similar to the Manua Valley, the Chinese Manua Cemetery was established in the late nineteenth century as a final place for Chinese immigrants who made Hawaii their home. About 10,000 was buried inside the low rock wall since its inception in 1852 by Lin Yi Chung, the largest and oldest Chinese cemetery in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Although the Chinese Manua Cemetery looks quiet, with its ranks from the old graves and the calm surrounding areas, this cemetery has gained the reputation of the supernatural activity that sends chills to the bottom of the spine to the brave lives.
Holocaust tree: a gateway to spirits?
At the heart of the cemetery, a burning tree stands, its charred branches that reach the sky like structural fingers. Local population whispered that this tree is much more than it seems – Gland believes that it is a gateway between the worlds of neighborhoods and the dead and nothing will grow in the middle of the tree.
Some have reported to see strange gunfire from the tree, dance and exit in the night. Others claim that the ears and screaming trees as if they were alive, their burnt trunk as an entrance to roaming lives.
On certain nights, especially when fog flows from the valley, the air surrounding the tree grows with a disturbing capacity. Those who dare to approach this often feel a sudden decrease in temperature, hearing the whisper sounds that are carried on the wind, or they feel that it cannot be explained to push them away or even pull it. It was known that visitors were fleeing terrorism after they sensed an invisible presence that exceeded the shadows.
Ghost sounds and mysterious characters in the Chinese Manua Cemetery
I heard the voices of children singing, soft and far, echoing the graves in the Chinese Manua Cemetery – although there are no children. It seems that these spectral voices come and go, as if they were playing a ghost game of concealment and research, leaving those who hear them wondering whether they have fallen between the worlds.
It is also said that the voice of children laughs as if they were playing or even children crying at night.
Then there is the personality of a Chinese woman, which many see, who appear at the foot of some graves, kneeling in prayer. Its shape is almost transparent, wearing a traditional Chinese dress. Witnesses tried to approach her, just to see her fade in front of their eyes, like smoke on the wind. Some believe that she is a sad mother or wife, who tends forever for her loved ones, and her soul is unable to find peace.
The story of Lee Chio
There is also a story about a Chinese man named Lee Chew chasing the Chinese Manua Cemetery. According to the story he died in 1924, the family has always been planning to return his remains to China, his homeland for his appropriate burial. Years passed, World War II occurred, and the family kept his remains in a bag in the cemetery.
Years passed, and in the end, the wife of the Lee Chew grandson received a message after I met a friend. Teddy Cheng began to investigate him and went to a temple to get a prayer for him. When the soul was asked, he said that he would bring a disaster for the family if he kept it in a bag. According to the priest, he wanted to stay in the temple.
They brought his remains to the temple, where they burned the bones on a Maymoun day. Take a look at how Teddie CHING has a PBS Hawaii.
Orange heavenly bodies around the Chinese Manua Cemetery
There are many strange things in the cemetery. According to some, the workers on the occasion of the sites that have voted through opinion polls and the like, as electric equipment are said and this does not work. They celebrate the place until they know the place of departure.
Another strange thing that is said to appear in the cemetery is scenes of strange orange heavenly bodies that float between graves. Some say this is Aqua Lille, a flying god that brings death and bad luck.
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The Chinese Manua Cemetery is not just a group of graves. It is a playground for the paranormal, and it is the place where the borders between life and death appear to be blurred. Those who visit them at night often come out more than just tremors; They leave stories of strange meetings and non -interpretable phenomena that remain with them for years.
For those who dare wander around its doors, the cemetery offers a chilling glimpse of the inferior in the unknown – the place where the old spirits are still and where it seems that every shadow is secretly hidden. Be careful: If you decide to visit this haunted site, you may not walk alone. Manua’s souls may only be followed at home.
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