In one of the most famous and large cities of the Philippines there is a very interesting cemetery, which can attract your attention for its beauty and grandiosity.
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| Tourweek |
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| LiveJournal |
Inside of modern crypts can be placed air conditioning, hot and cold water, a toilet and even a bathtube.
Relatives of the dead often stay in these vaults over the weekend to spend time with their deceased relatives or beloved ones.
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| Globe Spots |
Chinese cemetery or as it is called here "Little Beverley Hills" was built in the late 19th century for the Chinese non-Catholic.
At that time, the Chinese in Manila were very wealthy, so it was easy to create his or her own graveyard for them. Yet, everyone could see how rich they are.
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| hronika.info |
Price for 25 year rent in the cemetery is worth up to 50 million peso (1 mln. USD). Burial in the local cemetery can afford only wealthy citizens, so for many of the local peolple it is just a pipe dream.