The Airplane Graveyard Bangkok is one of the most unique things to do in the city. Not your typical tourist spot, here’s all the info for visiting.
How To Get To Airplane Graveyard Bangkok
The Airplane Graveyard in Bangkok is located on the East of the city, in the Bang Kapi District.
The easiest way to reach the Airplane Graveyard is to take a taxi/Uber. The correct address to give is Soi Ramkhamhaeng 103, which is located just off Ramkhamhaeng Road.
However, the cheapest way is to take the Khlong Saen Saep Express Boat service running through the city.
The hop on hop off service is just 20 Baht per person, and you can jump on from any of the points shown on the map below.
The stop to get off at is Wat Sriboonreung, the last stop on the ferry’s route, and you can then walk the remaining 650m (5 minutes) to the Airplane Graveyard Bangkok.
For those short on time, or that prefer everything to be organised for them, there are some awesome tours on Get Your Guide available to book in advance.
Airplane Graveyard Bangkok Entrance Fee
Entrance Fee: 200-300 Baht per person.
The entrance fee is as much a mystery as the airplane graveyard itself.
Run by a local family, it seems to depend on what kind of mood they’re in when you visit. We paid 400 Baht for the two of us!
What To Expect At Airplane Graveyard Bangkok
Huge, semi-demolished planes in the middle of the city!
Bangkok is definitely a hub of urban locations, however this one has a slightly eerie twist.
The history of the planes, an abandoned 747 and two smaller MD-82’s, sit in pieces on this urban wasteland just off of one of the busiest streets in Bangkok.
Ramkhamhaeng Road is not exactly on every tourists bucket list, however the Airplane Graveyard Bangkok has become more popular over recent years.
The planes have been abandoned since around 2010, apparently by a Thai businessman, who has been gradually selling off the parts of the airplanes for scrap.
However, in recent years three Thai families have made moved in turning the airplanes into their makeshift homes. And now charge people to go in and take photos, climb on the planes and explore the interiors.
Either way, it makes for a great spot for photographers, looking to bring out their creative side, or for those tourists looking to get off the beaten track and see something a little different.
Where To Stay In Bangkok
Luxury – Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel and Towers
Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel and Towers is located on the bank of Chao Phraya River, boasting 4 dining options, 2 outdoor pools, and a spa.
Free shuttle boats bring guests to Saphan Taksin BTS Skytrain Station and Icon Siam Shopping Mall.
Featuring views of Chao Phraya River, rooms have a flat-screen TV. A safety deposit box and tea/coffee making facilities are also provided.
Guests can exercise in the 24-hour fitness centre and enjoy other facilities including a sauna, a hot tub and tennis court.
Concierge and laundry services are available.
Mid-Budget – Golden Tulip Mandison Suites
Offering stylish units with modern dark wood interiors, Golden Tulip features an outdoor pool with poolside dining and a bar.
Located on Sukhumvit 20, the hotel provides free Wi-Fi and shuttles to Asoke BTS Skytrain Station.
The floor-to-ceiling windows give great city skyline views. Featuring dark colour schemes and warm lighting, the spacious rooms have a flat-screen TV, DVD player and large bath areas.
Golden Tulip Mandison Suites is a 10-minute walk from Emporium Shopping Mall and has free parking.
Backpacker – Pillow & Bread
Just a 12-minute walk from BTS Saphan Kwai Station, Pillow & Bread offers accommodation with easy access to all forms of transportation in Bangkok.
Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Rooms at Pillow & Bread feature a dormitory style and is air conditioning.
There are bunk beds, a TV and a kitchenette in all rooms. Some units have a seating area for your convenience.
Every room has a shared bathroom. For your comfort, you will find towels, a slippers and free toiletries.
The property offers free use of a washing machine located on rooftop area.
For more place to stay in Bangkok, you can check the latest prices on Booking.com.
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Adisa
Saturday 21st of January 2023
Yep, all gone, went today. The site is completely empty.
Tom
Friday 20th of January 2023
Yep. I second that observation. No more planes at this location. It was fun to take the canal ferry to the end of the line though. :-)
J
Tuesday 3rd of January 2023
It’s been cleared :( Just been to the airplane graveyard today and all the planes have been cleared - to grow food by the looks of things.