When you are on a holiday in the Island of the Gods, you might have these listed on your must-visits like beaches, cultural dance shows, temples, luxury resorts, nightclubs. Perhaps, little did you know that Bali has another options worth visit, especially if your interests include exploring local abandoned places.There are some of those, specifically abandoned planes in Bali that are deserted strangely which can make you curious about the whys and the hows they are left that way.
A deserted plane can be spotted next to Dunkin Donuts on Bypass Ngurah Rai.The plane was left all alone amongst bushes and wild plants. There is an abandoned plane close toPandawa Beach, South Kuta. It a 5-minute drive, less than 1 km away from north the beach’s entrance. The abandoned aircraft was placed in a limestone valley on a side of the street, hidden behind barriers as if it had some work-in-progress project inside.
Keramas Aero Park Inflight Restaurant in Keramas, Gianyar is a real plane restaurant which offers one of the most unique dining experiences in Bali. There are several ‘abandoned planes’ in Bali, but this is the only plane that was actually restored, painted in navy blue and red, and repurposed into a quirky restaurant.Inside plane, you can enjoy local and international dishes served by its ‘flight attendants’.The plane could be spotted easily along the Keramas Beach section of the Ida Bagus Mantra bypass, and is simply great for families looking for fun photo stops.