What are some 'up baguio horror stories'?

One of the most terrifying is the story of the haunted bridge. It's said that if you cross it at midnight, you'll see a figure in white walking towards you. This figure is believed to be the spirit of a girl who drowned in the river below the bridge.

One horror story could be about a teacher who was staying in an old school building in Baguio City. At night, she heard strange scratching noises on the chalkboard. When she went to check, there was no one there. But every night, the scratching would return, and she started to feel a cold presence in the classroom. Eventually, she couldn't bear it anymore and transferred to another school.

Another Baguio horror story involves a hotel. Guests staying in a particular room reported feeling cold drafts even when the windows were closed. They also heard the sound of a woman crying softly at night. It was later discovered that a woman had committed suicide in that room many years ago, and her ghost is still mourning her tragic end.

One horror story is about a teacher who stayed at Teachers' Camp in Baguio. At night, she heard strange whispers outside her room. When she peeked through the window, she saw a shadowy figure that seemed to be floating. She was so scared that she didn't sleep the whole night.

Another 'up baguio horror story' might involve an old, abandoned hotel. Guests who used to stay there reported seeing a ghostly maid in the hallways. She would appear out of nowhere and then disappear. The rooms were also said to be freezing cold, even in the summer, and there were often strange smells that couldn't be explained.

Some horror stories include the feeling of being watched when no one else is around. There are also stories of lights flickering for no apparent reason. It might be due to electrical problems, but in the context of horror stories, it's made to seem more sinister. And there are claims of cold spots in certain areas of the house, which some believe are signs of a supernatural presence. However, it's important to note that these could also be the result of natural factors like drafts or faulty wiring.

I haven't actually heard any real horror stories from teachers' camps in Baguio City. But perhaps there could be stories about getting lost in the surrounding forest and feeling a sense of dread as it gets dark and cold.

In Teachers' Camp Baguio, there was a legend of a ghostly figure that would appear in the mirror of a particular bathroom. One teacher, not believing the rumors, went in there alone at night. As she looked in the mirror, she saw a blurry face behind her own for a split second. She was so terrified that she never used that bathroom again. The place has a long history and many believe that these strange occurrences are related to events that happened there in the past, perhaps some tragic incidents that left a spiritual mark on the camp.

One horror story is about a group of students who visited Teachers' Camp. They were staying in one of the old lodges. At midnight, they heard scratching sounds on the window as if something was trying to get in.

One horror story is about strange noises. People staying at the Diplomat Hotel in Baguio have reported hearing unexplained creaking sounds at night, as if the old floors were being walked on by unseen entities. It gives a very eerie feeling, like something from another world is there.