ali is an incredibly beautiful island, full of deep, dense jungles and ancient, sacred places. But like anywhere else, there’s no shortage of strange sites. One unusual example includes a limestone quarry on the Bukit Peninsula that’s home to an unlikely mechanical monument – and was documented by Indonesia-based Skyrial.
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Deep in the lush, grass-covered quarry, where the air hangs thick and humid, stands an abandoned airliner, apparently moved there by someone with an outrageously grand plan. According to the local explanation for the oddity, an entrepreneur had once had plans to turn the retired Boeing 737 into a restaurant.
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Just one kilometer from Pandawa Beach, the seemingly-abandoned plane, which has been stripped of its markings and logos, would seem to offer a great – or, at least, interesting – location for a restaurant. But even local website hotelsdibali.com isn’t sure what’s going to become of it. Some sources believe that the restaurant might still open, while others say the plans have been shelved.
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