Kyrol Mojikal
Bio
"Believe in the magic within you, for you are extraordinary."
Stories (152)
Filter by community
Silent Wards, Restless Spirits: The Haunting of Pohang Hospital
Pohang Hospital, coordinated in the waterfront city of Pohang in South Korea, stays as perhaps of the most popular tormented area in the country. Regardless of what its unobtrusively unpretentious outside, Pohang Hospital has gained notoriety for the dreadful air and chilling experiences point by point by guests all through the long stretch. The development, at this point deserted and breaking down, holds a rich history of expected paranormal turn of events and is viewed as where spirits and disturbing existences hold on.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Aswang: The Shape-Shifting Terror of Philippine Folklore
The Aswang is perhaps of the most insane supernatural creatures in Filipino old folklore, dreaded for its abilities to shapeshifting and its dull extra as a savage, tissue eating part. This chilling figure has made a moving past draw on the social and mental scene of the Philippines, where records of experiences and sightings drive forward. We should plunge into the Aswang's course of action of experiences, social work, and dependable sightings that fuel its persona.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Yūrei: Japan’s Iconic Ghostly Spirit
Yūrei, constantly portrayed as Japanese apparitions, are the spirits of individuals who have passed on with unsettled feelings or conditions, as unfulfilled love, reprisal, or huge hopelessness. Spread out in Japan's rich huge and social legacy, the yūrei holds a colossal spot in stories, creating, theater, and workmanship. Frequently depicted with a terrible euphoria, their presence brings out both interest and dread. We should plunge into the plan of experiences, characteristics, and affirmation related with these renowned Japanese spirits.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
Old Changi Hospital: Where the Past Never Dies
Old Changi Hospital, set in the quiet suburb of Changi, Singapore, is one of the area's most recognizable tormented battles. With a lot of experiences hurt by war, enduring, and fiasco, it's no titanic shock that this vexatious plan has changed into a place of mix for paranormal stories. Head 1935, Old Changi Hospital at first served English competitors and standard individuals before its slight change during the Japanese occupation in The Following Uncommon Fight. Today, it's sensible for its focal history, yet for the chilling apparition stories that wrap it.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Spirits of Laperal White House: Hauntings from the Past
The Laperal White House in Baguio City is maybe of the most recognizable tormented district in the Philippines. This radiant, Victorian-style space, painted a horrendous white, has really focused on in a general sense 100 years as both a specific accomplishment and a spot struggled discreetly. Its dull past, especially during the Japanese occupation in The Going with Phenomenal Fight, has abandoned records of sincerity, passing, and weight. All through the long length, boundless guests and paranormal specialists have articulated to see staggering events inside its walls, adding to the making course of action of unpleasant experiences joined to this horrible site.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
Ghosts of the Waterways: The Eerie Mystery of Phi Nang Lum
Thailand is a nation profoundly saturated with otherworldliness, legends, and heavenly convictions. Among the numerous spooky stories that have woven themselves into the social texture of Thailand, one of the less popular yet interesting spirits is Phi Nang Lum — a phantom figure related with streams and water bodies. This phantom holds an especially disrupting place in Thai fables, with roots venturing profound into the past, frequently showing up as a wake up call or an otherworldly substance that keeps individuals careful about the risks of streams.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Mystery of Seua Saming
In the rich embroidered artwork of Southeast Asian old stories, not many animals spellbind the creative mind as much as the Seua Saming, or Weretiger. These amazing creatures are accepted to be people who have the capacity to change into brutal tigers, slinking the woodlands and towns of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos. Like the werewolves of Western folklore, weretigers are both dreaded and worshipped for their extraordinary influence, as well as their capacity to bring both favorable luck and catastrophe.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
Corregidor Island: The Ghosts of “The Rock” and Its War-Torn Past
Corregidor Island, generally called "The Rock," sits at the section of Manila Strait, Cavite City, and has witnessed most likely the principal events in Philippine history, particularly during World War II Conflict. Its rich history, joined with the scary stories from the island, has spread the word about it perhaps of the most all around tortured region in the Philippines.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
Fort Santiago: The Haunted Fortress of Intramuros
Fort Santiago, arranged in the center of Intramuros, Manila, is potentially of the super unquestionable achievement in the Philippines. It stays as a picture of the country's savage commonplace past, bearing the substantialness of many long periods of conflict, disobedience, and adversity. Fortress Santiago's creepy standing stems from its bona fide significance as well as from the dull and much of the time lamentable circumstance that happened inside its walls. Its relationship with confinement, torture, and execution has prompted different ghost stories, making it maybe of the most creepy spot in the country.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Haunting Legacy of the Toyol: Malaysia’s Ghostly Trickster
The Toyol is a scandalous grand figure from Malay tales, extensively feared and respected across Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. This underhanded and risky soul is much of the time depicted as somewhat, legit creature, with a malicious arrangement. Known for its deception, the Toyol is acknowledged to finish endeavors like thievery and mischievousness to serve its ruler. It epitomizes a rich mix of odd idea, mystery, and fear, woven into Southeast Asian social convictions.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Legend of Hantu Galah: A Tall Tale of Malaysian Folklore
Malaysia, a nation well off in cordial legacy and different practices, is home to a horde of strong legends. Among these, the record of Hantu Galah, or "Pole ghost," stands isolated as one of the most phenomenal and spine-chilling stories. This unsavory substance is said to wander the ordinary regions and disrupted areas of Malaysia, expanding anxiety into the hearts of people who experience it.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
The Pontianak: A Haunting Legend from Southeast Asia
Origins and Mythology The Pontianak, generally called Kuntilanak in Indonesia, is maybe of the most shameful remarkable being in Southeast Asian old stories, particularly in Malaysia and Indonesia. This ghost is commonly depicted as the restless spirit of a woman who died during childbirth or while pregnant. The name "Pontianak" is acknowledged to be gotten from the Malay words "ponti," implying "dead," and "anak," meaning "young person," which together mirror the apparition's shocking start.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror
