St. Panteleimon Monastery (Plaošnik, Ohrid)

St. Panteleimon (Plaošnik) is identified in the supplied materials as a monastery/church site within the archaeological Plaošnik area of the city of Ohrid on Lake Ohrid. The provided sources place the site within Ohrid's broader context of ancient ruins and numerous historical churches and note the city's cultural and touristic value. One of the supplied texts references a local legend—attributed to the observations of 15th‑century traveler Evliya Çelebi—that Ohrid once contained 365 chapels, framing the city's ecclesiastical density in folklore; this situates Plaošnik among many sacred sites but does not itself constitute a haunting report. The research notes and supplied excerpts do not include detailed institutional history, construction/restoration dates, named historical incidents, accessibility rules, or archaeological specifics for St. Panteleimon. Crucially, none of the provided sources offer any specific accounts of hauntings, apparitions, sounds, physical phenomena, named entities, witness testimonies, or investigative theories associated with St. Panteleimon / Plaošnik. Any assertion of paranormal activity at this location is therefore not supported by the supplied material and would require additional primary folkloric or archival research.