The Most Haunted Places in Peru
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Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there is nothing like a good
ghost stories. And although Peru is better known for the
mummies, the spirits of the mountains and (unfortunately) the
ancient aliens, still has a good amount of specters and
haunted places.
Here we look at some of the most chilling places in Peru,
including popular hotels in Lima, abandoned houses
mysterious in Cusco, and a palace that even the former President of Peru
he says he is cursed.
Ghosts of the Gran Hotel Bolívar, Lima
Address
Jirón de la Unión 958, Cercado de Lima 15001, Peru
The historic Gran Hotel Bolívar proudly stands in Plaza San.
Martín, in the historic center of Lima. Built in 1924, the hotel has
welcomed several visiting celebrities over the years, including
Orson Welles, Ava Gardner, John Wayne, Julio Iglesias, and Santana.
Several spectral residents have also made a name for themselves.
same in terrifying both employees and guests in the
three-star hotel. This includes a ghostly woman in white, a
ex-employee dead a long time ago, and the ghost of a woman that
previously had jumped from one of the hotel windows.
The fifth and sixth floors of the hotel have apparently been closed to
public for more than a decade due to paranormal activity
extreme.
The White Lady of the Real Felipe Fortress, Callao
Independence Square, Callao 07021, Peru
The Fort of Real Felipe in Callao (part of the metropolitan area of
Lima has been a source of ghostly reports for many years.
Built in the mid-1700s to protect the port of
Callao against pirates, privateers, and rival nations, the fortress
it has certainly seen a good amount of battles, blood, and death.
It could be said that its most famous ghostly resident, however, does not
she is a military figure, but a woman without feet known as Lady
White Lady (White Lady) who appears at midnight at the door of
King's Tower (Tower of the King). Some say it is the ghost of
Micaela Villegas, known as La Perricholi, a woman famous for being
both artist and lover of Manuel de Amat y Juniet, viceroy of Peru
from 1761 to 1776 and the man who completed the construction of the Royal.
Fortaleza Felipe.
Other ghostly sightings have included soldiers, prisoners and,
what is more unsettling, the ghost of a child, approximately
two years, whose footprints have been seen on the cold stone floor of the
fortress.
The haunted house of Lunahuaná, province of Cañete
Carr. Cañete Yauyos 134, 15727, Peru
Head approximately 100 miles southeast along the coast from Lima
and you will find yourself near a small village called Lunahuaná. It is a
charming place, nestled in a thin green strip in the desert
surrounding, watered by the Cañete River. The residents of Lima
They generally go to Lunahuaná to practice wine tasting and rafting.
Some, however, are going to visit The Haunted House of Lunahuaná
(The Haunted House of Lunahuaná), also known as The House
White (The White House).
This indescribable house, located on a hill about 15 minutes from the
on the outskirts of the village, it has a dark past, at least according to legend
local. In the 1880s, during the Pacific War, the soldiers
Chilean people marched towards the house, broke in, and massacred the
owner and his family (it is said that the owner was Peruvian, or maybe
of Italian descent).
Years later, the man's granddaughter moved into the house with her family,
but soon they were disturbed by the sound of burning cars,
drowning horses and the screams of men, women, and children. The family
he ran away and never returned. Later, the house was bought with the aim
to convert it into a hotel, but the project was soon abandoned and the
the place has become deserted once again.
Many more stories followed, including a story about a group of
teenagers from Lima who had come to camp in the area. Upon seeing
lights and listen to music coming from the house, they went to investigate,
waiting to join the festivities. Upon entering, however, the sounds
they stopped and the lights disappeared, leaving only a feeling of
cold and a feeling of terror. One of the young men turned around and ran,
running directly across the nearby road where he was
hit and killed by a passing vehicle.
The ghosts and goblins of the government palace, Lima
Address
Jirón de la Unión s / n, Cercado de Lima 15001, Peru
The former president of Peru, Alan García, records that the historic Palace of
The Government of Lima is home to at least one supernatural entity.
In 2011, during the last months of his presidency, García stated that
"strange things" were happening in the palace. In an interview
for the program La Noche es Mía, García told a journalist:
At three in the morning, there is a friend from centuries ago who
generally wanders around the palace, especially the
Second floor. A governor, someone who was executed.
She also said that many palace employees reported the presence
of a 'goblin', a goblin or sprite, in the garage of the palace.
Apparently, some of these employees sought help due to
nervous crises after encounters with this terrifying creature.
The sinister house on Saphi street, Cusco
Just a few blocks from the historic Plaza de Armas in Cusco, there is
find an abandoned house with a dark history. The three-story house
houses mostly unfinished on Saphi street have been abandoned by
more than 70 years, except for those who use it as a refuge
temporal.
According to local legend, many years ago, a jealous man beat
death to her lover in this very building. Other stories say that a
a large family once lived in the house and one morning everyone went
found dead inside without apparent cause or explanation.
Since people have heard strange screams and noises emanating
from the building, and nearby residents are afraid to approach and much
less entering the house on Saphi street. From those who have entered the
building in the last decades, few have remained for long
time due to intense feelings of restlessness or direct fear.
The events surrounding the house on Saphi Street took an even more
darker in 2013. Previously, in November 2012 in the region
from Valparaíso, Chile, a 36-year-old Chilean cult leader named
Ramón Castillo was accused in the ritual murder of 3 days - older boy.
The boy, who is believed to be Castillo's son, was thrown into a
bonfire because Castillo and his followers thought the boy was the
antichrist.
Having fled from the Chilean authorities, Castillo was found
dead in the city of Cusco, hanging from a beam in the house on the street
Saphi. Some local residents say that it was the house itself that
forced Castillo, a man who considered himself God, to
take one's life as punishment for their horrifying crimes.
The macabre history of the Matusita House, Lima
Address
AV. Inca Garcilazo de la Vega 1337, Av. España 1337, Cercado de
Lima 15001, Peru
The Matusita House is a two-story building of innocuous appearance in the
intersection of Av. Garcilaso de la Vega and España in the center of
Lima, about 10 blocks southwest of the Plaza de Armas. The first
the floor contains a branch of Mi Banco, but the second floor is
basically sealed, secured and out of reach of everyone except
the bravest paranormal investigators and the television team
occasional who seeks a funny story.
There are two stories to explain the origins of this place so
Haunted. The first talks about a Japanese-Peruvian man who, upon
entering the second floor room, he found his wife in the
bed with another man. Enraged, he stabbed his wife to death and
lover with a kitchen knife. Some accounts claim that later
he killed his two children when they returned to school that same day.
The alternate history is significantly different. In this version,
Two servants sought revenge on their abusive employer and his family.
During a large family lunch, they mixed the food with a powerful
hallucinogen to scare the gathered diners. Retreating to the
kitchen, the two servants waited for the drugs to take effect.
Soon they heard a commotion in the dining room. Satisfied that their plan
it had worked, they went to admire the scene, only to discover blood
spattered all over the dining table and the walls, and the corpses
mutilated from the family, so crazed by drugs that they had
shattered.
Some skeptics argue that the U.S. government invented
the ghost stories during the 1950s or 1960s,
supposedly to help protect the United States embassy
United located next to the Matusita House. The diplomats who
they worked at the embassy were worried about the spies that
they operated from the adjacent building, which is why they invented the terrifying
story to scare away the enemy agents who were listening to
hidden.
The Matusita House, however, continued to create new stories, and
new victims, long after the original events. There are
numerous stories of television reporters and investigators
psychics fleeing the building, some are screaming and foaming at the mouth
mouth, others permanently traumatized and do not want to talk about
their experiences.
A Hollywood horror movie based on events at the House
Matusita is currently in pre-production.The mystery of the
Matusita House , starring Malcolm McDowell, Skeet Ulrich and
Bruce Davison.
