Take it all as a unique chance to explore the lands of the people who once resided there. The Hungarian Defense Forces were gradually laid off, and the nearby war helicopter regiment became defunct in 2004. Well, the truth is that Russia was home to a large number of small-industry towns, but some of them didn't really make it in 2018.Īnd if you dare to take a step further, you can actually visit such locations and imagine what life was like for those belonging to the past now.įrom Cape Aniva's Atomic Lighthouse and Diamond Mine to the abandoned 5-star hotel Northern Crown (which surely looks haunted), get ready for a thrilling ride through 20 of the loneliest and chilling places ever noticed in Russia. After the Soviet Union fell in the late 1980s, many of the residents left the base. Why the Soviets did this is still a mystery. In the afternoon guided tour of the city, mining capital of Russian Arctic, it is a true Soviet urban reality and is one of the largest cities in the world.
They designed buildings, paved roads, mined coal, and brought sand and grass from Siberia. Since the collapse of these places, over hundreds of people have lost their jobs and homes. During the 1940s, the Soviets decided to turn Pyramiden into a settlement, sending 1,000 men, women and children to tame this Arctic frontier. Only two decades ago, dozens of small towns and villages were completely abandoned, and are now as lonely as a cloud in the sky. In fact, the entire town was built on an abandoned military base. This jaw-dropping site was built near the village of Saperny and is considered the largest decoration for a military movie.
In a country as ancient as Russia, there are many examples of mysterious places that have long been forsaken by the locals. Saying that the scenery isnt at all spooky would be the biggest lie ever.
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