Grave Matters: 5 Cemeteries Worth a Visit in the Philippines

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It's Halloween! If you want to do something unusual other than wear a Halloween costume or go trick or treat, then consider visiting some interesting cemeteries. It doesn't necessarily have to be done on Hallow's eve or on All Saint's Day. It can be a break from visiting all those historical churches, parks, and museums. Cemeteries have history, art, and sometimes, a quiet area to enjoy beautiful scenery. Here are cemeteries in the Philippines that I believe are worth a side trip:

Explore the Paco Park and Cemetery

A Toast to My 7 Links with Maroon Five, Lady Antebellum & More

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"Celebrate!"

Guess what? It's my 6th month of sharing trips, twists, and turns in the Philippines and beyond. While thinking about a good post to share to mark this milestone, Paul Corbett of MyPostCardFrom  nominated me to the 7 Links Project. I thought it was a good idea to connect with other bloggers and a great opportunity to share my posts that were successful, controversial, and helpful, among others. 

Beauty at Paco Park

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The St. Pancratius Chapel of  Paco Park

On a sunny Saturday afternoon, I found myself once again at the historic Paco Park*, along General Luna Street in the district of Paco, Manila. Within this park is the Saint Pancratius Chapel (above), a  dome and oval-shaped chapel that once had an altar of gold.  The chapel is surrounded by old acacia trees, lush greenery, and concentric stone walls.