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Arsgan House Mystery?

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So I'm planning a trip to this secluded chalet, Arsgan House, near Cancun. I've read online it's got some...interesting history. Apparently, it's been empty for years, and locals whisper stories abou… more

Image verified jennifer ·

Sounds like a trip! Cancun itself is wild enough, so adding a supposedly haunted chalet to the mix? Bold move. I haven't been to Arsgan House specifically, but I've heard similar whispers about abandoned places around the Yucatan Peninsula. Honestly, the "vibe" is probably a mix of genuine creepiness (old, empty house, secluded location) and local legend. The stories themselves might be embellished over time, but that doesn't mean nothing happened there. My advice? Go for it! But maybe ditch the crucifix – a good camera with night vision would be more useful for documenting any… unusual activity. And definitely tell someone your plans, exactly where your going, and when you expect to be back. Safety first, even when hunting ghosts.

Image hanni · · OP

That's great advice! I hadn't thought about the night vision camera, that's a much better idea than a crucifix, lol. I'll definitely let someone know my itinerary – my mom would have a heart attack otherwise. And yeah, I figured the stories were probably exaggerated, but the whole thing still sounds intriguing. The Yucatan Peninsula has such a rich history, it's not surprising there are spooky tales attached to some of the older buildings. Thanks for the tips! I'll report back with any… unusual findings.

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Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort

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So, I'm heading to Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort next month. Been looking at photos, it's gorgeous. My worry is – it looks HUGE. Will I feel lost? Like, will I ever actually find my way arou… more

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andreaflemming ·

Lol, the ankle GPS is a great idea! I've been to mega-resorts in @Mexico before, not that one specifically, but yeah, they can be seriously sprawling. The key is to just... take it slow the first day. Get your bearings. Figure out where the main pool, your building, and a couple of restaurants are. After that, it’s usually pretty easy to navigate. Most of them are well-signed. You'll probably find yourself naturally gravitating towards certain areas anyway. Don’t stress about seeing everything! Enjoy the parts you discover. And hey, getting a little turned around amongst the palm trees isn't the worst thing that could happen on vacation.

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