1 Day Chernobyl + Kiev

An exclusion zone was created after the nuclear disaster on Chornobyl nuclear power plant in April 1986 and since that time it remains unsettled by people. While visiting the zone you’ll see how nature revenge abandoned cities, villages, military and industrial objects. While being there humans can see how fragile is everything artificial in our world and how strong nature is.

The second day of our tour is held in Kiev. Kiev is known as Mother of Russian cities. Once upon a time, King Oleg united the northern and southern Rus in one state and proclaimed Kiev its capital. These historical events forever impacted its history. There are many churches, monuments and other attributes which date back to IX century. So many tourists come to Kiev in order to learn more about the ancient world, explore unique churches and simply enjoy the local atmosphere. This city is located in the very heart of the country and becomes more and more popular among foreigners

The main aim of this tour is to show how rapidly everything can change, how fragile our life is and what damage humans can cause.