Sunken Cemetery, Underwater monument in the Philippines
The Sunken Cemetery is marked by a large cross set above the water of Camiguin.
Submerged by a volcanic eruption in 1871, the cemetery has historical significance.
It serves as a memorial to the lives lost during the volcanic disaster.
Accessible by boat, it's a popular site for snorkeling and diving.
The site offers underwater tombstones and a quiet place for contemplation amid marine life.
Location: Camiguin
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