The site is now Ayutthaya Historical Park. Turkey Ani, in Kars Province, was once the capital of the Armenian Bagratuni kingdom. It has been abandoned since the eighteenth century and is now a museum town. Çökene in Büyükorhan district was a village until 2008. It is a site of empty houses after immigration to big cities due to money shortage and unemployment. Kayaköy was abandoned as a result of the 1923 population exchange between Turkey and Greece and is now preserved as a museum village. Sazak near Karaburun, a district of İzmir Province on the Aegean (western) coast of Turkey, was also inhabited by Greeks, which left the area according to the population exchange treaty. Nowadays Sazak is a total ghost town. Europe Albania Qeparo Austria The village of Döllersheim was evicted and demolished due to the construction of a Wehrmacht training ground. Belarus Many Belarusian villages were abandoned as a result of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Most lie inside the Polesie State Radioecological Reserve, Including: Aravichy Dzernavichy Belgium Doel is a village in Beveren that was partly abandoned and demolished to make way for the expanding of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Bulgaria Chamla is an abandoned village in the Smolyan municipality Dragostin is an abandoned village in Gotse Delchev that was erased from the registers in 2008. Sredna is an abandoned village in Gotse Delchev that was erased from the registers in 2008. Zaim Chiflik Bosnia and Herzegovina Baljci, Tomislavgrad, is a village that became abandoned after the Bosnian War. Milodraž, a medieval village that is today located in Pobrđe Milodraž, Kiseljak. Vranduk, a village in Doboj that faced a similar fate as Baljci. Ledići, an almost abandoned village with only two people, Obren Miovćić, and his wife Dragana. The village had a similar fate as Vranduk and Baljci. Croatia Czech Republic , sometimes referred to as Boží Dar, is an abandoned military town in the territory of Milovice, northeast of Prague. It was abandoned following the Velvet Revolution in 1989, and ownership of the town transferred to the Czech government in 1992. It remained uninhabited until March 2014 when work was started to demolish it. Cyprus Vikla Estonia Viivikonna and Sirgala are former mining towns that started to lose their population after local oil shale reserves were depleted and the industry moved eastwards. By the 21st century, both towns had only a handful of people left, struggling