‘ghost Town’ Attracts Visitors

Tours to Chernobyl usually last for the day, allowing visitors to explore the remnants of a nuclear disaster.
‘The town of ma’ Chernobyl attracts visitors
The series of films about the nuclear disaster Chernobyl aired on HBO in 2019 made more and more visitors come to Pripyat (Ukraine) to explore. Pictured is the tourist in an abandoned amusement park, next to the old ferris wheel in Pripyat.
A tourist takes a photo inside the ruined kindergarten in Kopachi - a village also in the area affected by the disaster on April 26, 1986. The devastating explosions in Chernobyl spread enormous amounts of radiation to Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, as well as Scandinavia and Eastern Europe

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The rusty toy carts are located in an old and empty theme park in Pripyat. This city was once the residence of 50,000 people, mainly working in Chernobyl.
Tourists happily stand in front of the dome that covers the remains of the No 4 reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.



A tour operator Chernobyl said the number of visitors booked a tour increased 40% after the HBO series aired in mid-2019. An English guided tour here costs 100 USD per person.
Around the nuclear power plant are vacant plots, wild dogs running everywhere, dense vegetation sometimes poking through unshielded windows, and many buildings littered with rubble. Pictured is what is left of an abandoned apartment in the city of Pripyat.
The tour guide is introducing visitors to pictures before and after the Chernobyl disaster struck. Tourists often travel by bus from the center of Kiev (120km from Chernobyl) to the attractions, abandoned villages and have lunch at a single restaurant in the disaster area. Tour Chernobyl takes place during the day
Many tourists learn and visit in an abandoned building in the village of Zalissia.




After a visit to an area affected by a nuclear disaster, visitors must step through a radiation checker.
Tourists gather for commemorative photos in front of a small souvenir stand at the Dytyatky checkpoint in the post-Chernobyl impact area. The number of people who died in the Chernobyl disaster is still disputed. But the reality is that the vast surrounding area cannot be inhabited and 150,000 people have to leave their homes forever to go somewhere else to live.
According to Khanh Tran / Vnexpress
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