Visiting Pripyat

[Tom]

I’m about to go next week on a private tour to Pripyat with chernobyl tours.

Can you find ways to avoid the tourist crowds to set up photos?

Also, any recs for Kiev? I’m staying for a few days after, and I’d love to get as much in as possible while still taking pictures.

[Tom]

Anyone?

[kozakor]

No one would have thought that one spring night could divide the lives of millions of people into “before” and “after”. A powerful explosion that thundered at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant destroyed the fourth power unit. Tons of radioactive particles were thrown into the air, spreading even beyond the Arctic Circle in a matter of days. Despite the fact that the population was evacuated from the surrounding area shortly after the disaster, the scale of the accident was hushed up. I think there are still many mysteries around this now.

[georgina]

Once I saw a photo on the Internet of Chernobyl and noticed that there were buildings without windows, dismantled cars and the like. It was strange for me. And at first I didn’t believe it. But recently I was in Kiev and I took the opportunity and spent my chernobyl holidays http://chernobyltour.co.uk/chernobyl-holidays/. To see in reality a city in which no one lives was a shock for me! And there is also amazing nature.

[segment]

this must be interesting

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