Pasir Ris Town Park
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Pasir Ris Town Park shows its more ominous side as soon as night falls. Sinister laughter joins the chorus of bird songs at Pasir Ris Bird-Watching Tower, also known as “Suicide Tower.” Our first four haunted places teach us that war brings horrifying death, even off the battlefield, but it’s at times of peace that unexpected violence jolts us most. Story goes, a boy fell from the three-storey tower after coming face-to-face with a ghoul. Whether he was possessed to jump or pushed, we will never know for sure. Catch shadowy figures in many trees in the area favored by the “pontianak.” The vampiric ghosts are known to gravitate toward the mangrove swamp in the park; sometimes, even bold enough to show its face.
Pasir Ris Central, Singapore
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