Chernobyl Travel News
I was hesitant about visiting Chernobyl. I suppose everyone is. You can read things on-line and think about it a million times, but if you do decide to go then I can only urge you to book with SoloEast. We went as part of a group on 6th October 2017. Fish_LON Level 6 Contributor TripAdvisor member since 2011 Edinburgh, United Kingdom At every point they were professional and friendly....
By Cheryl L. Reed The button that could have started a nuclear holocaust is gray — not red. I learned this after climbing into a nuclear rocket command silo, 12 floors below ground, and sitting in the same green chair at the same yellow, metal console at which former Soviet officers once presided. Here, they practiced entering secret codes into their gray keyboards, pushing the launch button and turning...
Visiting Chernobyl is high on anyone’s list who is interested in dark tourism, but with its uniqueness and haunting images, it is drawing increasing curiosity among all travelers visiting Ukraine and nearby. In 1986, the Chernobyl power plant disaster was the largest nuclear disaster in the world, killing and affecting the health of thousands (to millions – the data vary wildly) and creating a 19 mile exclusion zone that...
What’s it like to visit Chernobyl today? Despite what you might expect, it is actually quite easy — and safe — to go the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Starting from Kiev, Ukraine, you’ll see the infamous failed reactor, explore haunting abandoned buildings, and hopefully learn a bit about this critical moment in world history. Many people do not know that it is even possible to visit Chernobyl, so I wrote...
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Wildlife in Pripyat (video)
Nature takes over Chernobyl zone in all the possible ways
A short documentary filmed in Chernobyl to understand what the current state of the exclusion zone is like, as well as what the future holds for it. Many thanks to: Gary Tarbuck SoloEast Travel Vitaliy Petruk Michael Kötter
Abandoned houses outside of Chernobyl zone – you can see them without permission, any time and free of charge.