Mexico
A collection of the haunted ghost stories, urban legends, folktales and the paranormal of Mexico.
Moon Mausoleum
An online magazine about the paranormal, haunted and macabre. We collect the ghost stories from all around the world as well as review horror and gothic media.
A collection of the haunted ghost stories, urban legends, folktales and the paranormal of Mexico.
A collection of the haunted ghost stories, urban legends, folktales and the paranormal of Mexico.
Called one of Mexico’s most dangerous beaches, the Playa Zipolite in Oaxaca has been a hippie paradise for decades. But lately, it has started appearing on many most haunted lists as well. Are there truly ghosts roaming the beach?
In splendid colors and festive celebration the Día de los Muertos in Mexico welcomes the dead with a party and a smile. But how did it originate and how does it differ from the Halloween celebration from its neighboring country?
Right outside of Mexico City you will find The Island of the Dolls in the Xochimilco Canals. Thousands of dolls hang in the small forest of the island, and according to the old caretaker of the island, the dolls are all possessed by spirits. In 2001 Don Julian Santana Barrera was fishing in the Xochimilco…
Haunting the iconic Agua Caliente Casino and Hotel in Tijuana, the performer known as La Faraona remains like a ghost from the Golden Age of the Sin City.
In this wide world we have countless customs, holidays and traditions. But the tradition of honoring, and at times, fearing the dead around the dark autumn time, seems to be something we do in all corners of the earth.
Along the rivers in Mexico a wailing woman wearing white can be see and heard as she comes up drenched from the waters. She is desperately looking for her children she herself drowned. And according to the legends of La Llorona or the wailing woman, you are next.