Sarcophagus of the Chernobyl

This was an interesting tour, but my girlfriend has been very impressed by the superpowers that I have developed since taking the day long tour. I als.. Read more »o glow in the dark, which saves electricity, thus making me carbon neutral.

tour guide said dont go in but i did ? inside found this cool elephant foot looking thing whihc make my tummy hurd 10/10

it was a really nice place. relaxing and rather empty, however the deathclaws could be annoying and i found giant cockroaches underneath my bed.

i looked all around but i couldnt find holy monolith :(

I said come in, don't stand there. I said come in, don't stand there.

Great place to see

Lucky it is much more safer now.

A very powerful place which could destroy the world.

Very informative tour guides, learned a lot of new things while I was here

Go and experience the shock and awe in one of mankind's biggest disasters. The history of Chernobyl should be compulsory education around the world. H.. Read more »ow else would humanity learn from its mistakes. So do your homework before you go. Then you will appreciate the magnitude of sacrifice made by countless thousands of liquidators. Go and pay homage to the people who played Russian roulette with their health, even their very lives, some even pulled that trigger more than once knowing the cost and some knowing nothing But they knew it simply had to be done to prevent the spread of contamination and a second massive explosion from destroying a large part of Eastern Europe and then spreading wherever the wind would take it. Probably one of the most humbling experiences of your life. I'm old enough to remember this unfolding at the time, but at no point did I ever realise how bad it was or could have been. Until now.

Well, the Sarcophagus is inside and you'll never see it again ( for the better obviously) but you know that important piece of history hides under the.. Read more » Arch. Weird feeling, innit?