Exploring Abandoned Soviet Sanatorium
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This is an extract from the future video about Georgia. Me and my friends visited Georgia in 2022 and explored various sights of this country. Among them were abandoned places, cities, towns and railways.
In this short fragment we explore one of the numerous abandoned hotels/sanatoriums which is called "Sakartvelo" (means "Georgia" in Georgian).
Sanatorium "Sakartvelo" for 500 beds was opened on September 1, 1983. The structure consists of two buildings connected by a bridge. The left building was 11 floors high and housed a dining room, an assembly hall, a central lobby, treatment rooms, doctors' offices, and an illuminated fountain. The right building had 5 floors and only residential rooms were located there. In 1992, refugees from Abkhazia moved into the building. During their stay, the refugees dismantled the entire unused part of the building for metal. Now the building is in disrepair, and the refugees have been relocated to a new residential building nearby.
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I'm always impressed by how quickly such buildings and grounds succumb to the elements when maintenance ceases. 35 years is a blink of the eye. And yet the foliage and freeze-thaw cycles would render it ancient.
@hwelgmargadziejajo-mz8fh
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, glorious soviet enginering.
@luridthingsCO
11 ай бұрын
@@hwelgmargadziejajo-mz8fh what do you mean by that, you think buildings in US, Japan or Malaysia rotting slower? Oh come on
@hwelgmargadziejajo-mz8fh
11 ай бұрын
@@luridthingsCO Yes. This exactly what I am thinking.
@kitosjek9541
10 ай бұрын
@@hwelgmargadziejajo-mz8fhyours rot even faster despite " maintenance "
My boy Vaga Bond is a train surfer, urban explorer, and historian.
Another video, so exciting! Looks like a good place with some decent decay.
i look forward to seeing more of your trip to Georgia!
Crazy. WAY better than TV.
Very interesting video of the sanatorium.
Thank you
Gracias ❤
"There was a pervert" video ends... need some explanation lol
Hard to imagine the place brand new
2:39 a nod to the bald man?
There are tens of these in the Baltics. Narva Joeusu, Jurmala etc. Abandoned sanatoriums.
Nice that there will still a few artifacts
Woooow looks so cool hope I can do that one day^^
@jcee2259
Жыл бұрын
I found a mental health facility in Oregon and a castle-like provincial lock-up in British Columbia. Both previously opened by inquiring minds before my solo arrival. Recommend no found open door be closed by reader as some are made to lock guests amid sound-proof walls. Hello ?
@kawaAT4am
Жыл бұрын
@J Cee2 I'm definitely going there that sounds amazing! And also sorry I made that comment when I was at work and then got home and took a nap I slept for 8 hours lmao but yes I plan on starting a youtube channel and traveling to europe and train surfering and exploring Abandoned stuff it would be so fun^^
I don't know why, but tiled walls in official buildings put me on edge. I'd love to see you go and explore Abkhazia, they have entire abandoned towns and coal mines. Thanks for sharing this and stay safe out there!
This is a video from 2022. But as you have posted it today, we all at least know now that you are still alive and well!🙏🙏🙏
@Triadii
Жыл бұрын
I guess it takes a lot of time and effort to edit these videos.
@jcee2259
Жыл бұрын
Yes, yet the face we see in 2022 reveals more internal stress and recent health effects. His epic work is not without greater hazard.
@hendrygmail4161
9 ай бұрын
@@Triadiitook one year to edit video LoL 🤣🤣
nice
3:27 bricks in such disrepair
Did you find room 226 or 110? Did you meet Sanitar?
It wouldn't be soviet without a mosaic 😌
@stranger6797
Жыл бұрын
Are you another fanboy of that sex tourist?
Is that the same place Bald visited in the famous Georgia video? with that Belarussian girl
@Sniperboy5551
Жыл бұрын
I don’t think so
I am so sad I missed this notification
welcome to Georgia i guess
It sure looks like it was abandoned not long ago, the plants (4:35) have been clearly watered by someone.
@user-ep2wd1lu9f
2 ай бұрын
Because it's not abandoned. Refugees from Abkhazia are still living there for more than 30 years. Looks like they illegally visited someone's "flat".
What a weird building 8n the middle of nowhere
younger certainly not afraid of heights walking along this rotten balcony… And wasn’t there a US senator called Rick Sanatorium or so? It just reminded me of that… 😵💫
@ge2623
Жыл бұрын
Santorum. And He's an ass.
Greetings from Mexico🎉
@jcee2259
Жыл бұрын
I'd be more impressed by a reader presently being within Central America 17 minutes ago.
Did sanitar spawn in?
Could’ve been a bit longer!
Why did the guy say "there was a pervert" What happened?
ソ連建築の廃墟ほど魅力的なものはないでしょう
very interesting but again i ask this question in myself often without answer to receive abside it,s depressive.why is everything from the past always be shiny brightly beautyfull lightly-colored and be used and populated and nowadays everything is abandon empty without be filled with life and people and no more happiness people and often in decay and in return darker shades in atmosphere dim and to be waste and no more voices sounds or in use and discarded and filled with trash and be reclaimed by nature is what sadly remains of this this once wonderfull buildings places etc, and urban-explorers and sometimes homeless-people etc, to comes as only ones visit this ruines that drained my soul into more familiar darkness for me,the darkness i feel about ouer current world we living in.why must the current world be so grim and soulles!this sparkes in my no really wonder or optimistic hope but more darker expectations about ouer near possible dystopic chaotic future even how interesting it is this things are i feel some hatred and at the same time love for this decay filling me with some strange nostalgia[ called it misplaced romanticism i do not care because it,s my feelings or perception] for the past or world that do not more exist even i do not have experienced myself!similar things happened in the usa or to some degree to europe also.people music society attitudes clothing economics politics environmental and anything else is very changed and i cannot say it is be come better or nicer but certainly darker!
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Are you not at great risk of being drafted and sent to Ukraine? I just love your videos, and want to see more! Thanks for sharing your adventures.
@Sniperboy5551
Жыл бұрын
What does that have to do with the video? I’d be annoyed if everybody kept asking me the same damn question, that’s probably the last thing he wants to think about.
@donbrearley3148
Жыл бұрын
@@Sniperboy5551 Yeah, I agree with you. Just hadnt seen an answer and was curious about it.
@vii7031
Жыл бұрын
@@donbrearley3148 he answered he will not be drafted because he never served in the army
@p0k314COM
Жыл бұрын
1) The army in Russia is a professional army and is recognised as a excellent profession, so no, no one is taking anyone from the roundup in this country. 2) There are, according to independent observations, 3-5% of the Russian army involved in Ukraine, so even if the author were a professional soldier, he has a chance like 1 : 20 of being called up to the frontline, or rather an "frontline". So no, the author doesn't think more about Ukraine than the typical American thinks about Iraq and Afghanistan. Welcome in the real world.
@Pukemnukem
Жыл бұрын
@@p0k314COMtell that to the college students who got their draft notices this month.
"Many many years ago" =1986? My definition might be a few years b4 that. LOL
I wonder if Georgia got special treatment as Stalin was from there ??? So he built this sanatorium instead of the usual " just execute them."
@KettyFey
Жыл бұрын
Sanatoriums in this context were more health spas (for the well to do) than for the internment of people with mental health issues.
@ge2623
Жыл бұрын
@@KettyFey "Well to do?" I thought Communism got rid of classes. 😆
@kitosjek9541
10 ай бұрын
Peak uneducation right there
it has the incalculable,briefly he is burnt...