The Camp John Hay Historical Core entrance fee includes a pass to the Cemetery of Negativism.
At first, my companions were wondering what the name meant. But upon seeing the tomb stones, we all understood.
Each tombstone bore a characteristic of negativity. I found it to be ironic because the negativity are common for us as humans. Yet, it was written in a humorous way. So the negative bring as laughter and yet, it also made as aware of what negativity we possess. Of course, I'd like to believe all of our negativism was left and buried there that day.
Overall, the short visit to the Cemetery of Negativism was certainly worth it. The entrance fee is very affordable and the a quick walk around the cemetery during a cool weather is a fun activity.
Overall, the short visit to the Cemetery of Negativism was certainly worth it. The entrance fee is very affordable and the a quick walk around the cemetery during a cool weather is a fun activity.
| Cemetery of Negativism | Cemetery of Negativism Map | ||
| Price Per Person | Adult: 50 php Student/Senior: 30 php |
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| Payment Options | Cash | ||
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| Camp John Hay Historical Core, Baguio City, Philippines |
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