Manoa Chinese Cemetery

Manoa Chinese Cemetery was established in the late 1800s as a burial ground for Chinese immigrants. It serves as a final resting place for those “discriminated against in life and death”.

A burned-out tree located in the middle of the cemetery is site of numerous ghost stories.  It is believed to be a “portal for spirits” and many have observed “fireballs emanating from the tree”. Other spectral reports from the burial ground include a woman in Chinese attire kneeling at graves and disembodied sounds of children singing. 

Address: 3430 East Manoa Road. Honolulu, HI. 
Sources: Police Officer Details Ghostly Encounter at Cemetery, Storyful, (2017). Supernatural Tales Alive and Well, Honolulu Advertiser, (2003).