7 Modern Cities That Became Ghost Towns Because No One Wanted to Live There

Bonus: Naypyidaw, Myanmar

In 2005, the federal government of Myanmar, fairly unexpectedly for the entire world, determined to transfer the nation’s capital from Yangon to Naypyidaw. The new capital was inbuilt the center of the jungle in the inhabited a part of the nation and occupied an space of 7,054 sq. km. It took billions of  and several other years of development to give the terrain a new standing. In addition to governmental and residential buildings, quite a few purchasing facilities, motels, golf programs, a sports activities advanced, a herbarium, and even a zoo have been inbuilt the town.