Singapore’s largest and only active burial ground, spanning nearly 318 hectares has served as a multicultural cemetery since 1947. Over the years, locals have woven tales of haunted taxi rides where late-night passengers vanish before reaching the gravesite, unexplained whispers echoing from vast tomb fields and eerie gongs heard among the gravestones. While these accounts are largely anecdotal, the cemetery’s serene vastness and its role in Singapore’s cultural memory make it a compelling place for ghostly fascination.