What experiences from traveling to Chernobyl are worth sharing and learning from?

First of all, you need an accurate map. Draw a circle 30 kilometers around the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. This can remind you when and where you will enter the strong radiation area. It is best to contact the familiar Chel The tour guide at Nobelli will tell you. Furthermore, if you want to enter the 30-kilometer restricted area, you must first complete the procedures, contact the embassy, ??and bear all the consequences yourself.

Chernobyl was opened as a tourist attraction in 1999. It has been more than 20 years since this year, and thousands of people have visited it during this period. The entire Chernobyl area, further up is the Belarusian border, and further up is the road to Kiev, which can be reached by car in 3 hours from Kiev. Currently, individuals are not allowed to enter and can only participate in one-day and two-day tours offered by several qualified local travel agencies. Registration is required in advance and passports must be strictly checked.

The entire area is divided into three defense circles and guarded by soldiers. The first line of defense begins in the lower right corner, which is almost 30 kilometers away from Reactor No. 4. Your passport will be checked, and you will have to register again, check it against the ticket you booked in advance, and then you will be given something that looks like a locator, and you are asked to take it with you and hand it back to the sentry when you leave.

After entering the first pass, there are many abandoned villages nearby, you can go in and have a look. When you arrive at KOPACHI, you enter the second defense circle and inspect it again. Usually, soldiers get on the car and take a look around.

After passing the second level, you will see the famous mangrove forest in the west. On the day of the accident, strong winds blew from east to west. A large amount of nuclear fuel dust was blown directly into this forest, and a large area of ????the forest was instantly roasted. Dries and turns red. This area is not allowed to enter, the radiation level is extremely high, and sometimes it will spontaneously combust. A fire will cause the radiation dust accumulated on the ground to spread all year round. It is said that the radiation level can reach fatal in an instant. Once a fire breaks out, soldiers wearing protective clothing will drive armored vehicles to put out the fire. .

Finally, we entered the inner circle of PRYPIAT, which had 50,000 residents at that time and was located at the wind outlet (located 5 kilometers northwest of Unit 4). The radiometer was close to the cockpit of the famous Ferris wheel, and the radiation measured personally exceeded the standard by 40,000 times. However, when it was a little farther away, it became slightly higher than the standard and attenuated quickly. Spending one day in Chernobyl would expose you to the same amount of radiation as taking a 17-hour flight.