Cemetery Of Negativism

The Cemetery of Negativism is a unique attraction within the Historical Core of Camp John Hay in Baguio City, Philippines. It is a lighthearted and thought-provoking concept that encourages visitors to let go of negativity and adopt a more positive perspective.

The cemetery features humorous tombstones that display negative thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. Each tombstone represents a different negative trait or mindset that people often struggle with, such as "Excusitis," "Pessimism," or "Procrastination." It serves as a reminder to reflect on these negative tendencies and encourages visitors to bury them metaphorically.

Visitors can wander through the cemetery, read the inscriptions on the tombstones, and contemplate the associated negative qualities. It offers a whimsical and humorous approach to addressing negative thinking and allows visitors to connect with others who may share similar struggles.

The Cemetery of Negativism provides an opportunity for reflection and introspection, reminding visitors to focus on positivity and personal growth. By engaging with the concept and acknowledging these negative traits, individuals can become more aware of their own behaviors and strive to overcome them.

While the cemetery may not be a traditional historical attraction, it presents a light-hearted way to explore human nature and foster a positive mindset. It is a unique addition to the Historical Core of Camp John Hay and serves as a reminder to approach life with optimism and resilience.

Visiting the Cemetery of Negativism can be an interesting and enjoyable experience, allowing visitors to embrace a more positive outlook on life and leave behind negative thoughts and attitudes within the symbolic setting of the cemetery

It's quirky and fun. Elderly will need help as it is very steep here.

At first, as children growing up, we all thought dogs and cats were buried here. Good place to sit down and read a book. Minus the negative things, of course.

Really cute place.

Great place to bury negative thoughts, they actually put in some puns to make a negative situation lighter. I was asked if it was a real cemetery, its not, the only thing buried here are negative thoughts. A good place to meditate, best to go here on a weekday so as to avoid the influx of tourists.

When in Baguio:
The idea itself is hilarious. A cemetery where you can leave and bury negative energy/habits.

Self reflective quote. I was amazed how negative thoughts were presented. And as I was reading it, i was also moved to changed my negativities to a positive one. I even, bury my one negative attitude.

I've been here with my fellow in IRRI.
While conducting the 2022 IRRI TEAM BUILDING

Just want to share these photos. Someone may need to see these.

Our son definitely liked this place and even requested to take pictures from 1 of the witty negativity tomb

Well manicured and clean. Fog creeps in and makes pictures look great in rainy season.

It's nice to remind yourself to bury and leave all your negative attitudes, thoughts in this place. :)

A great place to remind yourself to start living life... stop waiting because if you do then your gonna wait forever. Start doing what you want to do, because time is one thing we cannot buy.

Look at all these graves, it's filled with regret because of realizing it's too late and should of spent more time doing what matters instead of what doesn't matter. A person on their deathbed WILL NOT wished they had worked more hours.

Yiyyyy goosebumps and funny

This is not a real cementery but only replica’s, located in Camp John Hay.

It gives us an idea that negative thoughts, acts and everything not good and should be buried 😂😂😂

Open daily

One of camp john hay's well known site. You still get to enjoy Baguio even just by visiting a place for the "dead".
Great place, Word cant express just come and try it ur self

Quiet, peaceful it's nice to meditate

Great place to spend the week ends.
Beautiful views of nature around it.