Thank you Kinga for taking us along with you to a place that I'm sure many of us will never (get to) visit ourselves. It's a most interesting and evocative place, where everywhere you turn and whatever you look at has a story to tell. I really enjoyed the tour, but I'm glad you didn't stick around too long, I prefer to see you hyperactive not radioactive 😀

It was a very bad nuclear accident. Black Sea coast of this reason increased the number of cancer. I hope the world will not experience such events again. Good journeys in healty . Best wishes from Ankara.

From the philippines here, im so amazed by your courage to go alone....keep it up and be safe...

Thanks for this video Kinga. For showing this disaster caused by mankind. That can serve as a warning for all generations, so that similar tragedies are not repeated. Good trip and good road !! ✌

Wow, you gave me an insight on a place I will never visit myself and certainly not now in 2022 with so much trouble in the region. I saw a movie that tells the whole story to this ultimate disaster. So many people had to die because of human failure. Greetings, Jan.

In March 1979, seven years before the Chernobyl tragedy, an accident occurred at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in America, in which miraculous consequences for humanity were avoided. According to the International Nuclear Event Scale (INES) of the accident at Three Mile Island, the fifth level was assigned. More serious accidents occurred only in Chernobyl (1986) and Fukushima (2011).

I love that you include a great variety of experiences in your travels. I remember the Chernobyl disaster very well. Soon after it we had our own nuclear power facility disaster at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania, USA.

Unfortunately, Chernobyl taught us very little. Fukushima. And not so far from where I live, the Indian Point nuclear plant is an ongoing accident waiting to happen. The warnings of its age and increasing unreliability went unheeded until 2017, when a great deal of pressure and litigation caused the owners to agree to shut down the two reactors in 2020 and 2021 respectively. They should have been shut down long ago.

Incredible, Kinga...thanks for sharing this part of your adventure with us. Amazing but very sad images...so many innocent lives ruined. Take care on the rest of your journey!

Great video like always. Sadly due to mismanagement we had this tragedy and it setback nuclear power to be used safely in large amounts.

Here in northern England, the restrictions and regulations on sheep production was only lifted on the last 4 farms about 5 years ago. As the radio-active cloud passed overhead, it rained. The UK discovered the problem in Chernobyl only when the security radiation alarms sounded at our nuclear power stations.

I have seen this on tv many times now, but never fails to show how humankind can do some very stupid things to this beautiful earth when humankind thinks it is smarter than mother earth. Another great vid enjoy the remainder of your trip and keep the vids coming.

How would you like the tour guides job ... eeerrr .... I'll pass on that one . Great video as always !!!

Great to see your vid, i went a few years ago and the we went through the hospital were the firefighters passed away after bravely fighting the fire knowing they would die. Even the mechanical robots that they used to shovel the radioactive waste from the roofs melted due to the sheer heat. Such a sad scene but was an amazing experience and to pay respect to all those that passed away

Thanks again for posting this! This is a view most people will never see.

1:12 what a stallion tho😍😍😍 You take care your self Kinga...better get some medical checkup soonest possible plss🙏... after the Chernobyl ride tour.

Sooo eeerieeeeee ..... The music helps so much to tell the story. Kudos on that.

if my admiration for you was not already BIG! you do this!! keep ridding!!! I love it!

...tak to je pěkně nebezpečné místo...a napořád😱💥, za odvahu 👉 👍👍✊🙋

Sad, amazing history there. It's one of the places I've wanted to visit for a while now. Great video!

How in the hell did I ever miss this episode Excellent choice in music. Ominous, indeed. I spent most of my life in the immediate area of the Hanford Nuclear site of WWII, Manhattan Project fame. Hectic times.

Kinga's going to glow in the dark now !

Thank you for taking us along. What interests me is how nature reclaims the surrounding area.

Yes, Chernobyl has now become a tourist site. "Where's there's muck there's brass."

Chernobil it s so long story you will need mounts to say everyting about this place and the disaster who hapend in 1986 nice video :)

Yes , I would say stay with the tours. There's to many hots zones to watch for. On my list, hopefully this year. Take care and ride safe.

Your videos are wonderful however this particular one is at a class of it's own. Good job and keep up your hard an fun work. I subscribed to your channel 2 weeks ago and I am loving it.

Thanks for this. Remember that we could not eat Reindeer meet from the Northern parts of Norway for a few years after that catastrophe. Where to next ?

Very sad to see this but thank you for sharing, you are very brave woman riding in that place. If i was there sure i do the same like you. Take care and thank you for show us all you do and see 😉😉😉✌, good luck Kinga!!!

Cool how nature slowly takes everything back. Great soundtrack too, as usual!

I wouldn't go there for all the money in the world! I think that we don't know enough about radioactivity and what it could cause eventually. This little devices might tell you that you are just in an area that is safe. But who knows how accurate those things work. Stay safe Kinga👍

@Lodomirov

5 жыл бұрын

Dude its safe, educate yourself.

Great video. I've only just found & subscribed to your channel so was glad you visited Chernobyl & Pripyat. I've seen a few videos about it and the sadness of the place never fails to strike me.

You're really glowing after this visit, Kinga! 😉 Stay safe.

Delightful place (sarcasm intended)! But seriously - My wife, daughter, and I love watching your travels, and interactions with humans all over the globe. How can we buy stickers to help a tiny bit with your travels? And if you make it to the west coast of Canada, we have a locking garage for Chili, and a spare bedroom for you! Ride safe!

Amazing video,. thanks for bringing us to this place.,. waiting for your nxt adventure..

I don't want to be disrespectful to those who passed away in Chernobyl, but the themes (musics) you've chosen for this video are perfect.

Such an incredible tragedy

I think scientists are starting to discover that the after effects from radiation in places like chernobyl and Fukashima are massively less than expected.

@hjembrentkent6181

5 жыл бұрын

Yes radiation is a part of nature and has always been, nothing dramatic in a little increase radiation levels.

@jennydiazvigneault5548

5 жыл бұрын

Ok so will you move your family there?

@alunjones2550

5 жыл бұрын

@@jennydiazvigneault5548 I made an observation, not an opinion. There are vast areas of Chernobyl where readings are at normal levels. Places where there are still people living. Didn't realise you were not allowed to make a factual observation without a sarcastic reply.

Lato tego roku było nadzwyczaj piękne i gorące. I gdyby nie szwedzkie służby pewnie byśmy żyli w głębokiej nieświadomości. A kiedy już nie można było dalej ukrywać Czernobyla kazano pić płyn Lugola czyt.jodynę by zniwelować skutki promieniowania. To tyle wspomnień. Szerokości ku przyszłości (tak do rymu).

Wow! 11% Alcohol by volume on the Beer? That's stronger than a lot of wines. Aside from that. Have seen many reports on the place and everyone reminds you of what a disaster messing with atomic energy can be done wrong. But, so useful done right. Thanks for sharing yur journey with us.

Radio active beer?....no thanks...lol Great vid and a sad part of human mistakes.

Кинга, Вы удивительный человек, успехов!

Hi Kinga, I love your channel and I'm still jealous of your trip (only joking), what an adventure, look after your self, enjoy and I hope you do not glow in the dark now LOL Regards Lars Hansen.

Hi F....... that shit ! The country looks amazing. Stay safe and god bless you Australia

Brilliant video again - very haunting

Этих кукол рассадили спецом для антуража. Я проехал другой Чернобыль, ещё 10 лет назад на BMW R75 Sahara 1943 года. И сомов мы там ловили. Ну понятно, что не с улицы и не от туроператоров. Совет: выбрасывай мотоботы, кроссовки сразу. Ну и чиститься надо месяц, исключительно крепкими напитками и никакого мотоцикла😅👍🏻🤘🏻

3.6 Roentgens in there? Well it's not great, but not too terrible

A tragedy what happened there. I remember it since I was a boy. All the news in Sweden was about what had happened in Chernobyl. It think it was first detected by Forsmark Nuclear powerplant that thought they had a leak until they discovered it was from Ukraine. And it took days/weeks until Soviet finally started to tell the world of what had happened and years until the thruth got out. Some parts of Sweden still have restrictions that you need to check the radioactivity of the animals (if you're a hunter) before eating them (especially during years with much mushrooms growing in the forest). I do want to visit Chernobyl but haven't got around to it yet.

Incredible! I'd love to make that trip one day.

Great video... But a very sinking feeling in such places.. Ride safe

Caminando por esos edificios vacíos y rotos solo faltaba que te rodearán algunos Zombies...!!! Gracias por las imágenes Kinga!!

Did not know it is already so long ago. But still remember when it happened.

Outstanding video. I had goose bumps when you were in the orphanage with the dolls laying there. An unforgettable experience for sure. Will you drink the beer?

Do dzis pamietam ten syfiasty jod(plyn lugola),ktory dostalem jako dziecko w 1986.

@ytrbolanda

5 жыл бұрын

no ale kompocik do popicia był

Byłem w Czarnobylu kilka lat temu. Przed udaniem się tam przeczytałem na temat awarii oraz jej następstw kilka naukowych publikacji (nie para-dokumenty z National Geographic), i tak naprawdę te 600 000 ofiar opisane tutaj w filmie jest mocno naciągane. Czarnobyl zabił wiele ludzi pracujących bezpośrednio podczas akcji ratowniczej, ale nie było wielkiej serii zgonów na raka w późniejszym okresie, czy też krów, saren i wilków z dwoma głowami rzekomo biegającymi wokół czarnobylskich lasów. Ale Ukrainie odpowiada silny mit czarnobyla i jego tragicznego następstwa, bo otrzymuje z tego tytułu pieniądze od reszty świata. W całej strefie jest tylko jedno miejsce, które nadal zabija - są to silnie radioaktywne zwłoki reaktora nr4 przykrytego ostatnio nowym sarkofagiem - i tyle.

ingilizce bilmiyorum ama yinede izliyorum çünkü çok başarılısın . Çernobil bizde karadeniz de ölümlere yol açtı malesef :(

Want to go there for a visit. Great clip!

@catkitten96

5 жыл бұрын

WHY?

@JanHellman

5 жыл бұрын

Cat Kitten Something similar will most likely happen again unfortunately so important to spread the word how something like this affects people and society.

Your hair style is amazing.

Tough ride, how many times has chilli been rebuild

Planning a trip from the uk to St Petersburg calling into Chernobyl on the way home , its some where Iv always wanted to visit , safe travels

Fascinating. And eerie

Very sad... Печально...

Informative..👣.!🤔stay safe as always👌💣💥🕶🔍🎥📰🏍👍

Great that you showed us this.

They have a Chernobyl museum in Kiev that I’ve been to and it tells about how many people died trying to contain the leak and it shows pictures of some of the children that suffered birth defects.

nice video, i always planned to do a trip in chernobyl (of course with my bike, the same way as you did)

Even by 1986 standards those buildings were 40 years behind times when they were abandoned. The whole accident was due to the the lack of regulations and the outdated technology used when building the plant.

There are still old people live there who never left this place, and they eat food which they produce on their own. You can find it on the net.

Wow. That’s quite a dose of history. Thanks

Feeling sad seing video Thank u for showing memories of worst disaster of century

This is incredible so interesting yet so sad 🤘

Sad to see how human can do to each other! Those countries repossess nuclear bomb should learn more!!

8:33 I'll bet that guide wears lead-lined undies!

Great video!!! .... the persons who are responsible for these accidents didn`t learn!!! ... too much money!!!.. look at Fukushima!!! ....

@Lodomirov

5 жыл бұрын

Those are 2 very different accidents...

@Lodomirov

5 жыл бұрын

Those are 2 very different accidents...

Great video Kinga, Bravo!

still a lot safer than walking around most of your London council estates at night :)

Looks like an intense experience.

Wow, sorry to use an overused term, but this was awesome in every way....but did you glow in the dark for a few days afterwards?:)

Watching this you could imagine what the World would look like after a III WW.

Chernobyl ? Guuurl you got balls

Maybe you will develop super powers? lol. The advantage of my age is I remember that vividly in the news as it was happening. Even with the cold war of the day it was still something that was not suppressed completely.

The result of a nuclear accident is an area that is radioactive forever as far as living things are concerned. A spill or meltdown can have a half life of hundreds of thousands of years at which point it is still half as radioactive. I wonder what protection there is for the guides who are there day after day. Might want to choose wind and solar power. Wind spills are far less toxic.

Stunningly Cool

Amiga tenés que salir de ahi estas expuesta a mucha radiación plis go!! Salí de ahi ya!! Besote Grande 😘 Amiga 🙏!!!

Kinga my dear , take care please !!!! , This place is very very dangerous , your health is much more important !!!! , Kisses from BRAZIL .

@hipsu555

3 жыл бұрын

Its not... the radiation levels in this area are not much highter than the natural radiation which is always arround us

From my short stay just short of three months in the Ukraniane i heard from people of that area mother nature is doing a damn good job of cleaning up the radioactive areas and beavers are now blocking up waterways around the inclusion zone due to the lack of human inhabitants.

do not go to these places please. it's dangerous. your videos are beautiful because you show your fantastic adventures. this is sad. congratulations you are very strong

@Lodomirov

5 жыл бұрын

ITS NOT DANGEROUS PEOPLE STILL LIVE IN THESE AREAS

Yeaahhh......that’s not a place that I would want to visit!

Yeah i remember that incident. We felt it in Finland.

Interesting video thanks for sharing and have a safe ride

So sad.

Again a nice video. I envy you. Have a safe journey.

The asbestos and lead paint was probably more of a health risk at this point

Great vid,very sad place best kept away from tc ride safe

I would love to see and climb on the Duga

Hi... I love your videos... If you come to Costa Rica... I will be glad to show you my beautiful country...

Nice sticker that you put on that window.!

schubert helmet? geez you are loaded

Great vid 👌Would be so cool to see Chernobyl, you're lucky 😎

Thank you amazing