Has anybody ever visited Chernobyl?

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mrs1123

People still live in Chernobyl. They aren't really supposed to but they have no other place to live. So they moved back into their old houses they once lived in and even garden in the radiated soil.

nemeczek

you would come back with a radiant complexion
Chernobyl is not in Russia

Dmitry

No problem.

ecotour from Kiev
http://izmoskvi.ru/country/Ukraine/city/Kiev/excursion/3632.html
You can translate from russian (http://translate.google.com/translate_t).

12 370 ($500) per person

+7 (495) 223-08-97
info@IzMoskvi.ru
or
anna@travelling.kiev.ua
http://www.travelling.kiev.ua/Chernobyl.htm

Artie B

I have only glowing reports from people who have. Ha! Get it? Glowing? I'm a stitch!

Jene I

Yes,I was there getting laser treatments for my addiction to sex,but now i get a stiffy when i walk past a microwave

groovy

probably not. disney world would be my first choice

The Dude

yes, the radiation was lovely!

tashatasha

please have children first! :)

Squeaky P

I looked into it seriously on my last trip to Kyiv. I have to say, I plan to do this someday but not until after I have my kids.

Like

There are special tours organized for the ones interested. But I saw the detailed photo reporting from Chernobyl on the internet at one specially designed web-site by some foreigner. It is the return to the Soviet era to some extent.

Fraggle Rock & Roll

I came back with 2 schlongs and a third nipple, don't recommend a tour. Seriously why would anyone want to visit an abandoned NUCLEAR meltdown site? SERIOUSLY!

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No but this site has some pretty good photos
http://www.kiddofspeed.com/

Click "Chernobyl - Land of the Wolves"

Would I recommend a tour? Not really. If you take the proper precautions you can reduce the amount of radiation that gets on you. Still, I don't think it's a safe place to be in. There's a reason it's almost abandoned.

sitkevich

I have been there.I will recommend you to go there if:
1)You have no problems with your health.
2)You are brave enough.
3)You know Russian-or you won`t understand anything.
Good luck-and be careful!That`s not a Disneyland-this trip can really kill you!I have stayed alive,but it doesn`t mean you will...

eran.ru

Father of Eugeny Plushenko worked there

Niclas

Interesting! I will go with you!

singersashaw

Eh. I don't think there's really anything to see. It was just an accident. Instead of using a water moderator like most do, they used coal. Which caught fire. There was a lot of radiation in the confined space, and it killed a few thousand from radiation illness and cancers, but it's not much of a risk now.

It's really just the same as seeing a fire site. Not much else. I would invest your money into seeing something better.

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