Abandoned, Derelict, Decaying Locations Around Thailand

[diznax 778]

Hello,

 

  I've been working on documenting disused/abandoned structures around Thailand for the past year or so via photo series', and am always on the lookout for new subjects.  There are a seemingly endless number of such locations around the country, and each one has it's own unique character and usually some beauty to be found amongst the decay and ruin.  I've started this topic both as a means for us to share locations of unique abandoned places around the country, and for forum members to share images that convey their perspective of these places.  I look forward to seeing others' images and of hearing their experiences.

 

  Please include any key info about the sites including local directions(drop a Google Maps pin if you can) or possible dangers/trespassing need-to-know's, as we certainly don't want anyone to get in any trouble by visiting guarded private property.  *

 

Please note that the Sathorn Unique 'ghost tower' is, as of the time of writing, off limits & blocked off via fence, with threats of prosecution to trespassers.  Also, it's well-known and documented.  It would be great to use this forum as a means to share lesser-known derelict locations around the country.

 

I'll start with a few directions to some sites I've either discovered or heard about and visited - 

Abandoned train cars in Samut Sakhon - Their Location

Abandoned Batman Nightclub Pattaya - Location

Airplane Graveyard in Bangkok   - Location

Abandoned Jittapawan College Pier - Location

Abandoned Mansions in Nakhon Pathom - This site is inhabited by two families and they have requested for me not to share their location so as to avoid masses of tourists.  Apologies.

[johng 17,129]

Jomtien beach road next to SCB bank

 

 

 

some where in Jomtien  still for sale ?

 

 

Jomtien second road

 

Waterfront condo  and Bali Hai area Pattaya

 

 

 

Na Jomtien next door to Movenpick Sails condo

 

Sukhumvit road North pattaya

[johng 17,129]

Jomtien bech road  about midway along

 

very large 4-5 storey building on Jomtien beach road semi abandoned since the 97 crash

 

another view of the building next door to Movenpick sails in Na Jomtien

 

Another view of the Waterfront condo Bali Hai Pattaya

[Aladdin 764]

Passed this place on one of my walks around Bangkok, instantly felt in love with the place

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 9, 2016 by Aladdin
Phayathai road just before crossing the Hua Chang bridge to MBK

[Assurancetourix 17,714]

 Oh good idea ..

 

Do u accept these two photos ;

Just outside Udon Thani left side of road 22 going to Sakon Nakhon

 

[samuijimmy 28,158]

Great start every one....

 

This place used to be used for weddings....  Ban Por beach Samui....

 

Probably more suitable for a divorce now!

 

[Assurancetourix 17,714]

Kanchanaburi - Sai Yok National Park

 

[samuijimmy 28,158]

Isaan House has had it day!

 

 

[gomangosteen 1,651]

Also from Chanthaburi province, a glimpse of one section of a hotel complex at the main entrance to Namtok Phliu National Park, on Sukhumvit 3 heading towards Khlung/Trat province

Another victim of 1997 financial crisis

 

[Ron19 60,535]

Abandoned Jumbo at Phitsanulok Airport

 

I could be corrected but are sure that it is/was part of this group.

I think there was originally two of these here.

One Two Go Airlines Co. Lte^[1] (Thai: วัน-ทู-โก แอร์ไลน์) was a low-cost airline based in Don Mueang, Bangkok, Thailand.^[2] Following the crash of OG 269 in Phuket, Thailand on September 16, 2007, One-Two-GO was banned from flying in European Union nations due to safety concerns.^[3] Its main base was Don Mueang International Airport, Bangkok.^[4] Always owned and managed by Orient Thai Airlines and owned by CEO Udom Tantiprasongchai and his wife Nina Tantriprasongchai, the One-Two-GO brand was retired in July 2010, and the aircraft re-branded as Orient Thai Airlines.

 

[villagefarang 15,791]

Abandoned resort in Chiang Rai.

 

[diznax 778]

Really glad we got this thread going, after a single day there's already been some great shares of cool sites.  Thanks a lot to everyone & keep it up!

 

Another structure next to the Batman club in Pattaya, some sort of derelict sports complex:

 

[Johntwo 1,801]

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Ayutthaya

RX100 Mk2

[gomangosteen 1,651]

An abandoned housing development in Chanthaburi City ... on Tak Sin Rd...another victim of the 1997 crash

 

 

 

Over 15 years with no progress, then mid 2015, work began and they have been completed, abandoned no more, and sold off early this year through a low-cost government housing scheme

 

 

 

[me2501 258]

Strictly speaking it is not an abandoned project. Selling is still in progress. The existing construction contains about 180 flats in 50 townhouses. In and around Chiang Mai there are many new affordable housing projects like that.