Finding out the location	very easy
Access	hard
Safety	unsafe
Risk of being seen	high
General condition of the place	bad
Traces of vandalism	none or very few
Good place for taking pictures?	very good
Did you see other people?	none or very few

Visit date    May 11 2020 at 10 hr
Visit duration    2 hours

I explored a lot of places in Thailand, during my semester. I will add many urbex on the website. Between the ghost stories and the overconsumption of Thailand, urbexing here is incredible.

This mall has been closed because of problems with the authorities, unallowed extensions, etc. Only the walls and the stairs was left behind by the owners, and the unauthorized part (from 4 floors to 11) has been removed. The incredible rains began to flood the abandoned mall, as a call for the mosquitoes. People decided to put fishes to avoid the problem, and the place became a touristic and unexpected crossover, nature taking over in an abandoned but full of life construction. Sadly, the fishes are gone, and they decided to shut down the building. I had to climb over a tree and get in by a little hole, sneaking out and avoiding the locals and guards. Amazing place for amazing pictures, as you can see.
For this storytelling, please at least check my ig ! A media made an article about my exploration, you can find it in the links (please ask me if you want to use anything). For French people, I also have Facebook and creative YouTube pages. thank you ♥️🏚️

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