Agyao’s is one of about 20 unique tombs inside the cemetery. These tombs include a chapel, a castle, a car, an airplane, a boat, and at least a couple of animals. “They had hoped that the unique tombs would attract people to the cemetery and somehow would allow interaction with us,” Daluping said. Odiem said they have proposed the improvement of the fence and entrance of the cemetery and the installation of a marker. Ngaya-an said they will seek the help of outside agencies for the development of the cemetery.

Source: Manila Times October 29, 2017 17:26 UTC