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Abandoned, Derelict, Decaying Locations Around Thailand


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On 6/17/2022 at 9:32 AM, diznax said:

Hello everyone. Can't believe how active this forum post has been over the past 6 years!  I have a request for those who may be able to help me. I'm planning to document abandoned resorts in southern Thailand this summer, especially those affected by the pandemic. Does anyone happen to have any location suggestions? Any tips would be greatly appreciated. You can reply here or PM me, also available via my website or fb page.  Thanks in advance for anyone who can help!

 

Pictured is an abandoned resort in Chiang Mai that no longer exists, shot in 2017.

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what was the name of that resort?   I love poking around abandoned places in CM

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20 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

what was the name of that resort?   I love poking around abandoned places in CM

Don't know the name, just that it never opened and was demolished a few years back. This is my series from the location https://www.daxward.com/Abandoned-thai-mountain-resort/

 

And my article in nine Australia https://travel.nine.com.au/destinations/abandoned-thai-mouintain-resort/2eb19a2e-f7a4-4519-aadd-28c9f7e17e18

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16 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Next time you're in Pattaya, have a poke around our derelict resorts, we've got a few in Pattaya.

This resort has been derelict since the late 1990's when I came across it.

Whenever I travel past this structure, I can see a few Thai squatters in the lobby. 

 

 

 

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think ive spotted a few squatters up here too in CNX.....lots of empty places post covid

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4 hours ago, diznax said:

Don't know the name, just that it never opened and was demolished a few years back. This is my series from the location https://www.daxward.com/Abandoned-thai-mountain-resort/

 

And my article in nine Australia https://travel.nine.com.au/destinations/abandoned-thai-mouintain-resort/2eb19a2e-f7a4-4519-aadd-28c9f7e17e18

tnx   i checked out your pics---love these abandoned spots  is like a page in history/time travel

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43 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Sad but they happen all around the world 

 

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I sometimes watch videos made by people who explore abandoned houses and mansions, and it's amazing what gets left behind. Beds made, dishes in the sink to wash, even expensive cars or tvs etc. It appears as if some had to suddenly 'do a runner', and I guess others died with no family to clear up or take over the property.

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44 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I sometimes watch videos made by people who explore abandoned houses and mansions, and it's amazing what gets left behind. Beds made, dishes in the sink to wash, even expensive cars or tvs etc. It appears as if some had to suddenly 'do a runner', and I guess others died with no family to clear up or take over the property.

If someone died alone in the house it is likely the Thai culture of ghosts becomes the rule.

No chance of the average Thai going within 100 metres.

Dying within a extended family home is OK.

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On 7/27/2022 at 6:23 PM, diznax said:

Looking for some input from anyone who knows about Buddha statues. I saw this one at an abandoned temple the other day, first I've ever seen a Buddha with hands covering face. I'm very curious as to the meaning. Any ideas? It resembles the 'see no evil' depicted in the popular Japanese 'three wise monkeys' statues, but I think it's very unusual to see this depiction in a Buddha statue...or maybe not, but I've certainly never seen it before. Cheers

 

My full series from here: https://www.daxward.com/The-Abandoned-Country-Temple/

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Hands over the eyes symbolizes a blocking out of the outside world during intense Sammabart meditation. This is jhana level meditation which can also cross-over into Abhinna.

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21 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Hands over the eyes symbolizes a blocking out of the outside world during intense Sammabart meditation. This is jhana level meditation which can also cross-over into Abhinna.

Excellent information, thank you ????????

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