Airplane Graveyard
3 savesWishlisted by Nicole Yu
Bangkok is home to a lot of outrageous and uncommon activities and places, and having an airplane graveyard is definitely one of those. No one really knows how this collection came to be. Some believe these planes used to be privately owned and was later on abandoned for reasons that have yet to be discovered. Since its discovery in 2010, the site has been visited by both tourists and locals alike. Whether it be because of a penchant for aviation or the sheer determination of snapping a picture for the gram. Although some planes are currently being inhabited by locals, the place is still very much open to the public. It's definitely a place worth checking out.
Ramkhamhaeng Alley 103, Khwaeng Hua Mak, Khet Bang Kapi, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10240, Thailand
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Comments (2)
this is interestingly weird; but why not?
sounds like my kind of place!