Thursday, June 18, 2009

Urban Exploration - Imperial World Lat Prao (Big C)



Having seen the defunct water park on top of the Big C Lat Prao many times on my way by, I was always curious about what was up there. Well last Sunday I got the chance.

First, a bit of background. The mall used to be called Imperial World Lat Prao, but as Big C is now it's biggest tenant, it's now called Big C Lat Prao. The mall has not fared so well, while it does have many shops, you can tell the mall management is not raking in the money. Many empty store fronts, and run down shops. It does have a cinema, bowling alley, climbing wall and ice rink and seems to be a good place to drop the kids off for the day. It is also a mini headquarters for Taksin's Red Shirt movement. Want to buy a framed panoramic photo of the Red Shirt gathering at Ramkamhenag Stadium, this is the place.

After trying a few stair wells, there was an opening thru the generator room and boom in all it's glory.. the defunct water park. Anyway have a look at the now rotting away amusement park and think Scooby Doo thoughts.



Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.

Also of interest on the Big C roof top, is this microwave dish, pointed directly at the Shinawatra Building you can see in the distance. A good way to dial into your head office.





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Friday, April 17, 2009

Sondhi and car photos after the hit attempt

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Never before seen LIFE photos of Thailand

Time Life Magazine and Google have teamed up to put some 10 million historical images online - most never before seen.









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Sunday, December 23, 2007

Thais go to the polls

Thai election voting booth



The elections are today. This is one of many voting stations around the city.

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Tuesday, April 24, 2007

The King's new B737

Sunday, April 22, 2007

11 High Resolution Bangkok Panorama Photos

Click on any image to get the full high resolution image. All are between 2,000 and 19,904 pixels wide. From Flickr. More Bangkok panorama photos...













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