Chernobyl is a city that has become an open-air museum dedicated to the largest nuclear catastrophe in the world. You will visit the "Star Wormwood" Memorial Complex, a place of sedimentation of samples of equipment used in the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster, and of course, the St. Elijah Church, which is enveloped by huge, incomprehensible and almost fantastic stories.
Kopachi village - after the accident at the station on April 26, 1986, the village was heavily polluted, eliminated by complete destruction and specially dusted with earth. It is located in the 10-kilometer Chernobyl exclusion zone. The village has become a favorite place for various animals.
The cooling tower is a structure for cooling a large amount of water with a direct flow of atmospheric air. The 150-meter highChornobyl cooling tower was designed to cool the 5th nuclear unit, which was 80% built at the time of the accident at the station.
A new sarcophagus built to cover the 4th reactor, the largest and heaviest arched structure in the world, designed to store and monitor the huge amount of radioactive material that formed during the explosion.
Pripyat city is spooky and abandoned. It is a city that had the 1st category of security in the Soviet Union, which brought together scientists from all over the Union, a city where the average age of its inhabitants was 30 years, a city that could have been paradise on earth and which in a moment became hell.
One of the most secret objects in the Soviet Union: an early-warning radar station for launching ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads in the enemy's territory, or as it was nicknamed "Russian Dyatel-Russian Woodpecker", today this incredible object is called "Chornobyl - 2".
The Exclusion Zone is one of the most interesting places in Ukraine, someone calls such visits extreme tourism, and someone calls it nuclear tourism.
This territory behind the barbed wire fencewith checkpoints on all possible routes,has been keeping its secrets for 30 years and opens them only to those daredevils who decide to enter its borders.
When you are in the Exclusion Zone, you will see objects that are unmatched around the world.
Our guides will tell you the details of one of the worst technogenic catastrophes in the world: problems, consequences, ways of overcoming and will answer all questions.
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Meeting place and time:
Kyiv, Minska metro station
The meeting is from 7:30. Departure at 8:00.It's important to be late - the bus leaves at exactly 8:00.
Tour cost:
For the citizens of Ukraine - 1250 UAH.
For citizens of other countries - 2450 UAH.
The excursion includes:
Kiev-Chernobyl-Kiev transportation, insurance, individual dosimetric control, all formal permissions, excursion guidance, visiting of the "Star Wormwood" Museum
Note:
Visiting applications are accepted for citizens of Ukraine no later than one week before the visit, for foreign citizens not later than two weeks before the visit.
You MUST be sure to have your original passport with all your age pictures.
Visitors' clothing should cover all parts of the body as long as possible, long sleeves are required. Shoes should also be closed.
It is forbidden to drink alcohol before and during your tour.
DO NOT carry any type of weapon. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas.
DO NOT take pictures without the permission of the attendant.
Only persons over 18 years old are allowed to enter the exclusion zone to comply with radiation safety rules.
By following the simple rules of radiation safety, there is no risk to life and health.
Radiation background is different in different areas of the Exclusion zone - in some places it's near-zero, in others - quite high. That's why we've worked out special route that is absolutely safe to follow - some places here are even less radiated than in Kiev.
Yes. As an official partner we provide tours on a day-to-day basis and we can arrange the excursion even for tomorrow (in group or private).
You don't need any special outfit, footwear or security features. You just need to wear long-sleeved clothes (T-shirts, shorts and slippers are not appropriate).
Actually, no. But if you doubt, choose option "Chemical protection suit". It protects from radiation and makes your pics more exotic.
We provide excursions in English, Russian and Ukrainian. If a group is multilingual the excursion is held in the language most people speak in, the main points of the excursion are translated into other languages. Anyway nobody will get bored - the Exclusion Zone is full of breathtaking places that are interesting to see and feel.
No, you don't. But you can use your devices for radiation measurement or rent one of ours by picking option "Dosimeter".
The team of our professional guides has developed the most exclusive routes for each type of excursions that are absolutely safe and legal to visit.
Group format of the excursion is suitable for those who would like to see everything quickly, informative and interesting. For fans of the Exclusion Zone, a private tour is better to choose - you will see more, because of flexibility of the tour program and personal approach of our guides.
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