The gate was closed to the Thai Airways liner when we visited, so we couldn't explore the largest plane, but it was fun to take photos of the smaller planes and the country side is very nice around the field. It is just past Bo Sang village, with some nice coffee shops on the way and lots of paper-making and carving shops nearby, as well as the small Wat Bo Sang down the village road.

Two planes at the road and a few parts scattered around, but go to the back and see the Thai Airways Jet. The gate was locked and I did not find anyone to ask to go in so I did not go out the back but the two planes at the front are easy to access. Worth a short trip if you are interested in this stuff.

nive place, cemetary of couple airplanes…

Big surprise cycling in the countryside to find several jet planes. Apparently they are hoping to sell to use as bars or cafes

2 YS-11 bodies are now close to HW108. Seems abandoned but obviously someone has moved the 2 bodies in the past few months.

Okay, this is strange. Two airplane fusalages out by the road and I look out into the field and there is a Thai Airways narrow body parked in the rice fields. Say what? I have no idea what's up with this. Strange.

This place is epic! A few planes in the entrance, but further through there’s a bigger Thai airlines plane.

Great venue for events and music festivals

Really cool place many abandoned airplanes to explore in. Very nice!

It's a strange sight to see airplane bodies sitting on the side of the road when driving along route 1014 out of Borsang. Take the small road inland in between the plane parts and you will find an almost complete Thai Airways aircraft, along with turbines, wings and other airport parts.

Airplane Graveyard with an Airbus, 747 cockpit section and a Japanese NAMC YS11 turboprop out front on the main road from Doi Saket to Bosang. Great to explore with caution as it is private property so be respectful.