Doll's Island INn Mexico City

 

 

Located in the heart Xochimico's canal, Doll's Island has a history that is truly unique. Sometime in the 1950s Julián Santana Barrera began collecting dolls found in the trash. He lived in this small island in Xochimilco and according to his family, this doll protect it from evil spirits. His family also said that a young girl drowned on the island and he brought the dolls to make her remain happy spirit. The island was for years forgotten, but then in 1990 a program to clean the canal opened the way for the gondola Mexico (trajineras) to pass through the island. Julian drowned on the island on April 17, 2001. His family continues to maintain that place by obtaining donations from visitors; where there is no electricity, no running water or other facilities. The cell phone still get a signal, because there Xochimilco within the limits of Mexico City Federal District.

To get there, you can ride "trajinera" from Cuemanco Pier and ask to be brought to it. This trip took 2 hours, and during the trip you can enjoy the beautiful scenery Xochimico.

This time, there is an island filled with creepy dolls that really exist in the world.
The island is in Latin called La Isla de la Munecas or in English "Island of the Dolls" or if translated into Indonesian, called the Island of Dolls.

On the island depends on various types of dolls that are not funny, but it is creepy. At present this spooky island into a bustling tourist attraction visited by tourists. The story of this creepy island also contains elements of horror. Penemuanya named Don Jullian Santana, the first person "imprisoned" there. The inventor was himself admitted frequently visited by the ghost girl who died of drowning.
End of Don Julian's life was not much different. The location where the location of death fits in the death of "the little ghost." Now, no wonder there are many stories behind the story of the island of dolls that contain mystical elements.