Sites about urban exploration and groups located in Asia.
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Site with photographs by Florian Seidel, a German expatriate living and working in Osaka, Japan.
Photographs of abandoned buildings, especially pre-war sites in Malaysia.
A photo sharing group dedicated to the art of Urban exploration specifically within the country of Malaysia.
About Indian history, monuments, havelis, crumbling buildings, forts, temples. Anything old and in ruins.
Exploring derelict sites in Taiwan and area.
Vanishing sites and old places in Hong Kong.
Off the westernmost coast of Japan, is an island called Gunkanjima, or Battleship island, that is hardly known even to the Japanese. In 1974 the mining closed and the island become totally deserted.
Haikyo (廃虚) is a word that means ruins in Japanese. The word also describes the hobby, known in English as urban exploration (urbex). You'll find here information about the haikyo I visit, along with photos, facts and interesting links.
Urban exploration from Japan.
For people who are interested in exploring older parts of Shanghai before they disappear from the urbanization map.
Meet up for urban exploration and photography. Jakarta, Indonesia.
People, places, events, words and images. A visual journey through Singapore. Site by Jerome Lim.
The Beauty and The Sadness in Abandoned Objects from a Japanese photographer.
Photographs, video, and stories of ruins-exploration in Japan (haikyo), featuring theme parks, factories, hospitals, grandstands, army bases, and hotels.
Alternative travel in Japan, discovering offbeat and lesser known places. Photography and site by Jordy Meow.
A project started in 2006 to photograph Malaysia's fast disappearing (pre WW2) built heritage.
Pictures taken from rooftops around Korea.
Gallery from Taijyu Fubuki, photographer and video director.
Japanese urban explorer, Tommy. Exploring and photographing in Japan and around the world.
Brin's urban exploration video posts. Based in China.
Posted to The Urban Wire, by Jermaine Ting.
(March 17, 2020)
Posted to Russia Beyond.
(July 16, 2019)
Posted by Sharell Cook. Listing step wells, worth visiting, in India.
(June 06, 2019)
From abandoned waterparks, to decrepit steel factories, and some of China’s best ghost houses. An interview with Brin, Burbex. Beijing, China.
(October 04, 2017)
Posted to Culture Trip by Yuan Ren.
(May 10, 2017)
Alternative travel in Japan, discovering offbeat and lesser known places. Photography and site by Jordy Meow.
People, places, events, words and images. A visual journey through Singapore. Site by Jerome Lim.
Gallery from Taijyu Fubuki, photographer and video director.
Japanese urban explorer, Tommy. Exploring and photographing in Japan and around the world.
Brin's urban exploration video posts. Based in China.
Site with photographs by Florian Seidel, a German expatriate living and working in Osaka, Japan.
A photo sharing group dedicated to the art of Urban exploration specifically within the country of Malaysia.
Photographs of abandoned buildings, especially pre-war sites in Malaysia.
A project started in 2006 to photograph Malaysia's fast disappearing (pre WW2) built heritage.
Urban exploration from Japan.
Pictures taken from rooftops around Korea.
For people who are interested in exploring older parts of Shanghai before they disappear from the urbanization map.
Haikyo (廃虚) is a word that means ruins in Japanese. The word also describes the hobby, known in English as urban exploration (urbex). You'll find here information about the haikyo I visit, along with photos, facts and interesting links.
Meet up for urban exploration and photography. Jakarta, Indonesia.
Photographs, video, and stories of ruins-exploration in Japan (haikyo), featuring theme parks, factories, hospitals, grandstands, army bases, and hotels.
Exploring derelict sites in Taiwan and area.
Vanishing sites and old places in Hong Kong.
The Beauty and The Sadness in Abandoned Objects from a Japanese photographer.
About Indian history, monuments, havelis, crumbling buildings, forts, temples. Anything old and in ruins.
Off the westernmost coast of Japan, is an island called Gunkanjima, or Battleship island, that is hardly known even to the Japanese. In 1974 the mining closed and the island become totally deserted.
Posted to The Urban Wire, by Jermaine Ting.
(March 17, 2020)
Posted to Russia Beyond.
(July 16, 2019)
Posted by Sharell Cook. Listing step wells, worth visiting, in India.
(June 06, 2019)
From abandoned waterparks, to decrepit steel factories, and some of China’s best ghost houses. An interview with Brin, Burbex. Beijing, China.
(October 04, 2017)
Posted to Culture Trip by Yuan Ren.
(May 10, 2017)
