The Car Cemetery Hidden In The Jungle Attracts Customers

Green moss and lichen cover the abandoned cars in the forest, creating a dark, ghostly atmosphere. These unique car cemeteries are attractive destinations for visitors to explore.
The car cemetery hidden in the jungle attracts customers
Old Car City (USA): Located more than 80 km from Atlanta, hidden in the jungles of Georgia, the Old Car City (old car city) scrap car park is a tourist attraction. The sign "80 years old oldest waste forest in the world" welcomes you to a unique parking lot. Old Car City has more than 4,000 antique cars

. Most of them were produced in 1972 or earlier, scattered over nearly 140,000 m2 of forest. Photo: Abandoned explorers.
From the collection of business car waste, Dean Lewis turns old cars into exhibits in the jungle, selling tickets to visitors Famous car brands like Ford, Cadillac and even the rare Mack 1941 truck are covered with moss here.



Every car in Old Car City has so much nostalgic value that Dean has to buy more land to store them. Photo: Abandoned explorers.
Curious visitors from all over come to Old Car City to visit and take pictures. Admission fee is 15 USD, if you want to take pictures, you have to pay 25 USD. Photo: Marciglianophotography, shelbyy_sgarella.
Bastnas District Car Cemetery (Sweden): Inside the forest in southern Sweden, there are 1,000 antique, unique cars. Two Swedish brothers established a scrap yard in the 1950s to store cars abandoned by soldiers during World War II They even built a bungalow inside the parking lot.



By 1980, the cars were left in the woods. Photo: Dailymail.
A series of rusted classic cars of Opel, Ford, Volvo, Buick, Audi, Saab, Sunbeam… brands are present at this place. They become a part of nature, trees grow everywhere and through doors and steering wheel. The ghostly and creepy beauty attracts adventurous tourists to explore. Photo: Dailymail.
Chatillon village car cemetery (Belgium): The world's most mysterious "ghost car park" is found in a forest near Chatillon village, southern Belgium. Coming here, visitors feel lost in a deserted, ghostly scene in a certain horror film.



Hundreds of damaged, old and lost cars have been buried for more than 70 years. The cars are covered with moss and tinged with time. Photo: Cargraveyard.
Locals believe the cars are located in the woods since World War II. It is hypothesized that American soldiers left their vehicles behind while stationed in Belgium. They had to return to America when the war was over and hide the car in the woods. However, the destination attracted tourists, the photographer was dropped in 2010 due to concerns about environmental problems. Photo: Broken Window Theory.




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