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This blog is going to be about a Honolulu ghost tour. We’ll tell you what to expect on the tour and then we’ll tell you how you can save money on it.
Honolulu is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. You’ll find palm trees, lush landscapes and lovely flowers. Enjoy the blossoms, the greenery and the stunning water views!
But when shadows lengthen, the sun sinks and the sky grows dark, spirits from the city’s tragic past make their presence known.
Take the Hallowed Haunts of Honolulu: Ghost Tour and discover the chilling and tragic history that created activity for which no reasonable explanation exists. Explore the city’s most haunted locations.
Your professional guide will tell you about Kawaiaha’o Congregational Church. It is the first and longest standing Christian Church in Hawaii. Ground was broken for construction in the 1830s. What the builders didn’t realize was that the ground held hundreds of souls at rest. It is said that many of those souls were angry at being disturbed and still take vengeance on visitors to Kawaiaha’o.
On moonless nights, dead Hawaiian chiefs are said to descend from the mountains and march to the beach. They’re called the night marchers. They hold drum circles on the beach. Many locals have heard them but few have seen them.
Locals say if you see them, you should bow your head in deference. If you don’t bow your head, they’ll collect it as a trophy from battle.
In downtown Honolulu, you’ll see the Iolani Palace which many believe is one of the most haunted buildings in the world. Ghostly apparitions of Hawaii’s last dynasty are frequently seen in its halls.
A grand piano in Iolani’s Blue Room will play haunting music when no one is in the room. Security guards have reported seeing the keys pressed down with no one on the bench to touch them.
You’ll hear about the Chinatown fire of 1886. Hear what the victims of the fire are doing to keep the living remembering their deaths. You’ll also hear why many people believe the Atlas Insurance building in downtown Honolulu is one of the most haunted places in the state.
Listen to the stories about a city government building whose basement was used as a morgue for the bombing victims of Pearl Harbor. You’ll also hear about what happens in that basement today.
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