INSIDE CHERNOBYL, IT IS CRAZY (Inside the Red-Zone)

[@IndigoTraveller]

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[@johncush8059]

Thank u for taking to traveling Chernobyl shooting a video in the DANGER ZONE I get to see inside of it. The guide was awesome u couldn't of get anyone cool as that him. He's a smart man he feeds the wild dog's n do u know why. Because if the dog realize that every time he comes he will get something. he will protect him when he's there. Hay maybe u could n find the people that died in there in red square n see how high the radiation is. Thanks 4 making the video. Do don't know if there's any truth it it but some explorers where in Russia looking 4 something under ground n died under suspicious death's n the radiation levels through the roof on them. I thought if was fake because what they looking. If u know anything about this let me know please 👍by the way GREAT VIDEO

[@tuanvandersluis4433]

you nailed it. all most 50 thounend. now it's a ghost town. I fined it so sad.

[@josefsan8769]

I can count on my fingers how many times ive been to chernobyl, 14

[@Perkinator104]

He is suggesting that the radiation has mutated his hands so that they grew extra fingers.

[@TheReview66]

@ woosh.

[@dannydyerschocolatehomuncu7640]

stan broniszewski 😂😂😂😂😂

[@elspoox498]

@ wooosh

[@patxiluqui9653]

stan broniszewski mutation

[@xlnuniex]

I love how the guide feeds the dogs. Good guy!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's a strange world we live in with a lot of mind-blowing stuff to see. This definitely takes things to the extreme.

[@IndigoTraveller]

+Gabriel Traveler Yeah, true. So much to see, the more we see the more there is to see. Love it.

[@triple_gem_shining]

Gabriel Traveler great to see you here gabriel

[@jdirt1982]

Gabriel Traveler I get all my gay porn from Russia or Canada ........

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

@Travis Rabble What the hell? That's not funny at all. You're a cruel bastard.

[@machigiceb7788]

I'd rather just watch Chernobyl from my screen than to actually go there and risk getting radiation in my body system

[@MistaLiir]

Love how he says "Its 0.21, just like my appartment in Kiev" hahahaha... this guy is all cool with it.. :D

[@lukkyluciano]

u would get a similar reading in your own home, that's normal background radiation. Same all across the planet. 0.15 to 0.40 is normal

[@berndv9133]

0.21 is nothing

[@poplar6658]

He says every guy he guides this (Watch other youtubers Chernobyl videos)

[@Sheebert]

It’s lower than on the road because the road has been specifically washed of radiation

[@HeuerAndy]

That guide is a cool and smart guy.

[@kadend6541]

Pedalkur he’s a personal friend of mine how funny u say that

[@karencarney7595]

He's very smart..and speaks english in an area that doesnt need to! He's great!!!

[@AlexeJade]

I was feeling that too

[@cyberfox981]

@@papawasawarrior and very evil... I mean in the movies =)

[@Adam-bv5kt]

@81 786 Says the guy with a number name

[@israelwolstein9351]

That tour guide is EPIC lol "Really important, we can't enter any buildings" Then spend the next 5 hours entering every building they see. LOL That guy is awesome

[@leadfootgarage]

Nick's line of the year...“…they don’t want terrorists coming in and taking really dangerous substances and doing whatever they do with really dangerous substances” Love it. Great video Nick :)

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha I was waiting for someone to comment about that line :) Cheers!

[@karencarney7595]

Are u being sarcastic?

[@Ginge94]

To think about this line now in 2022 and what did happen to exclusion zone and what the Russians did when they took control of the area for a period of time 😔😢

[@chamacolloron]

@@Ginge94 spill the beans

[@IndigoTraveller]

Hope you enjoy this series guys ☢️ Be sure to follow my Instagram, I will be uploading heaps of photos from Chernobyl there - instagram.com/indigo.traveller/ 📸 ❤

[@subornakavya9048]

Indigo Traveller love you..hope we will meet next year in Bangladesh..sure😍😍😍😘😘😘💝💝💝

[@ibtisambro1338]

Becoming your die hard fan so fast!

[@theffatman5194]

Indigo Traveller dude could you tell me about your microphone setup. Btw Loving the vids as always ❤❤

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you guys. Kazi - Microphone is in the description along with all my camera gear. Thanks!

[@prisilyapretyr9206]

Indigo Traveller when is it the next video, Nick? Can't wait fo it...

[@ExploringWithJosh]

my friend is your guide lol

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha Egor is such a loose unit, he has so many classic one liners. Cheers Josh!

[@FinnishArmy]

That's why he was so familiar to me!

[@davidimhoff5571]

Exploring With Josh ah yes familiar as well. I never get tired of the Chernobyl vids. I was 5 when it happened. I remember the crazy stories.

[@israelwolstein9351]

Best tour guy ever! Very cool dude

[@geekphilosophy4258]

Lol i have a cousin that looks almost exactly like him.....

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Nick, your videos are so incredible! It's going to take me years to binge watch all of your incredible content. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Your Venezuela videos are what I'm currently watching. Thank you, thank you so much, Nick

[@sudipthadey8252]

Who came here after watching chernobyl tv series

[@roseandstem8054]

Go away

[@yann9378]

Me lol

[@zombehunta1988]

me just going throw all the chernobyl videos

[@hollowwolloh8794]

Goddammit sudiptha how many times i have to say, ｃｏｒｅ ｃａｎｎｏｔ ｅｘｐｌｏｄｅ

[@edwintanaiyang3206]

Me!!!

[@alexpent1482]

Hey, the explosion happened at 1:23am, not PM

[@arthurmorganshorse7288]

Alex Pent: watches chernobly on tv Alex Pent: is Nuclear scientist who speacilizes in chernobly disaster

[@alexpent1482]

Arthur Morgan's Horse what? It’s just common knowledge that the explosion happened during the nighttime

[@arthurmorganshorse7288]

Alex Pent it didnt it happened in the exremely early day time as you said and i completely agree with you i was just making a joke, its not hard to take a joke once in a while

[@arthurmorganshorse7288]

Alex Pent it did happen at 1 23 am but its not night time then its early morning houra

[@alexpent1482]

Arthur Morgan's Horse lol why are you taking this so seriously, it’s really not that deep 🤣 by night time I mean when people are sleeping... your jokes are clearly shit

[@wysiwyg2006]

Myself and a friend used Tour Kiev in 2008 to Chernoby. Your tour guide is excellent. We got to see the dangerous side of the building before the containment enclosure started being built

[@Anuj11]

50 thousand people used to live here now its just a ghost town ;)

[@IndigoTraveller]

Yeah...

[@wdp4wdm3a]

Cod 4 :modern warfare!!!!!

[@Studio2770]

"Never seen anything like it."

[@gaytree5803]

Best game

[@Kikester]

Anuj11 I’m playing MWR right now on the map based on Chernobyl

[@merkanc]

After I watched chernobyl tv series. I wanted to watch someone who visited here. This is the most serious, well explained video series on youtube about chernobyl. Its because he is far away from populism. He literally wants to share his trip with us. This is not a video made for clicks. I can feel the sincerity of him

[@proudindian9140]

watch bald and bankrupt KZbin channel ..he has covered and talked to people still living at Chernobyl

[@barry4848]

Hi Nick. I did a similar tour of Chernobyl last month. I have traveled to 115 countries since 1985. This tour was in my top handful of one day experiences, fascinating, thoughtful and intense. It really makes you think. It is incredible to see the abandoned buildings along with the trees and wild life that have come to dominate the area. I highly recommend viewing the documentaries available on you tube prior to your tour of Chernobyl. Great job Nick- my guide was also excellent- if you are near Kyiv it only takes one day, two would be preferential.

[@LG-dq7lg]

This is like a professional TV travel program, I love it

[@goransasic4079]

Wow I didnt know fact about the pilots man....

[@nusavandenboogaart4971]

It can be 10 times more radioactif in an plane than on the ground, that's becouse of the cosmic radiation

[@alittlebitgone]

You didn't know because it's a complete myth. The slightest Google search will confirm this guide has no idea what he is talking about.

[@emanethan8767]

Dean Bergen just googled it and yeah it’s true they can experience a fair amount of radiation www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/aircrew/cosmicionizingradiation.html Now he could be exaggerating a bit but they do get more radiation then the average person.

[@bradleybruner837]

@@alittlebitgone As soon as I heard him say that pilots and cabin crew can't donate after ten years I googled it up, and found it to be a myth. Now as I watch the rest of the video, I doubt nearly everything he says.

[@bradleybruner837]

The fact that you're never asked if you've been flying for over ten years when you donate or sign up to be a donor proves it's a myth that you can't donate after ten years of flying.

[@SWATBMW]

I was born not too far from there raised in Xharkov (130 miles from the zone). Always wanted to visit. Great video!

[@trickortripslao8607]

Were you lucky to be healthy?

[@Xzeebo]

We also had Igor as guide when we went there. Couldn't have imagined a better guide.

[@abandonedsecrets]

Winter is the SAFEST time to visit, as during summer there is a lot more uncovered and winds can be blowing free radioactive tiny particles in the air, which if inhaled, can get stuck in your lungs and remain there until the end.

[@fieldmarshaljoe]

There’s radiation outside None inside So it’s safer inside? No the buildings falling down😂😂

[@___Archangel____]

I’ve been skimming thru your videos and I think you’re an amazing person doing incredible work. Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience with us. I’m excited to start from the beginning and watch it all and I’m already looking forward to all your future videos.

[@Hulalulatallulahoop2]

You learn something every day...i never knew that pilots and cabin crew were subjected to radiation!!! Also, i think the Top Gear crew went to the abandoned fairground as i remember Jeremy Clarkson being there ;)

[@_Who_Am_I_And_Who_Are_You]

You can go there with organised trips

[@agent_ethan]

Not only there, but anywhere in the world, Pilots, flight crew, passangers are subjected to radiation because of the high altitudes. There are a few videos on KZbin talkin about that

[@dimosk7389]

everyone is subjected to background radiation, even on the ground. the higher you are, the more radiation you get.

[@pamthevan7340]

@@agent_ethan A typical flight would yeild around 5 micro Sieverts per hour. The current UK 'safe' level for employees working with radiation is 20 milli Sieverts per year as defined here :- www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2017/1075/schedule/3/made So 200 hours at 5 micro Sieverts per hour would equate to 1 milli Sievert which equates to 4,000 typical flight hours at crusing altitude per year. Civilians have a lower 'acceptable' rate of 6 milli Seiverts per year so they'd be looking at 1,200 hours (50 full days) to achieve that dose. I'm a teacher of ADR (Dangerous Goods Transport) and Class 7 (radioactives) must be one of the most miss-understood of all classes. When it goes wrong it goes badly wrong - but the safety measures are such that it rarely, very rarely goes wrong.

[@danakovacevich3755]

Go top gear.

[@SamSamSamLawl]

Such an awesome video. Love how much of an intrepid explorer you are! Wayyyy much better to watch than travel bloggers laying on beaches all day!

[@muncherelli]

Just discovered your channel because of your North Korea videos. Great videos man! It looks like you have a great tour guide there in Chernobyl. Looking forward to watching the rest of your journey!

[@RetroArcadeFan1]

This was really well done. Igor is a smart man and great guide.

[@confirmedmillenial8231]

I hope you popped some Rad-X before going in there

[@meganheraghty946]

That's exactly what I was thinking. At least have some radx for when leaving

[@bigbully3173]

@@meganheraghty946 rad-away when leaving bro haha

[@johny5400]

actually, radiation even around the reactor from outside is much lower than on a plane

[@racketyprune7504]

We're going to the glowing sea boys, put on that power armor

[@thaddeusmccaustland8023]

In many parts of the exclusion zone you are exposed to less radiation than on a commercial flight. There are a few hot spots for example graphite ejected from the reactor and equipment used by liquidators to seal in the core of reactor 4. Radiation levels are so low that people can safely live there with generally the same life expectancy as anywhere else in the world.

[@AlisonBryen]

Just so people watching this know...the meltdown occured at 1.48AM and not PM as stated at the beginning of the video.

[@AlisonBryen]

@Arky2012 Thanks for correcting my correction lol!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@sabbottart]

Driving around radioactive hot zone... wears seat belt.

[@alxnd_r6345]

Safety first.

[@Hello__Hi]

They can hit radioactive isotopes in any moments :) seat belt can save them...

[@JoseGarcia-ni2lq]

😆 funny I can picture myself doing this

[@MeowPictures]

It makes perfect sense. You can die from a car crash in an instant, but dying of radiation takes a long time, so why not save the life you still have left to live. :-)

[@bazii6018]

alxnd_r safety first. I’ve been saying that for 25 years

[@NarnianLady]

I have seen documentaries about old grannies living in those abandoned villages, they seemed happy and they said they rather lived and worked the field in their own house than lived in an apartment block in a big city... Those were tough ladies, growing their own food (radioactive I guess) and not caring about dangers. I sure respect their decision!

[@abdulrazzackzaid3192]

Just astonishing.... can’t wait for the next episode Thank you very much

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks Abdul!

[@KarinLynnBates]

This is phenomenal, Nick. I’ve seen other reports - like National Geographic- about Chernobyl, but I love seeing your point of view of this all! So fascinating. Abandoned places are interesting to see in general, but THIS abandoned place contains so much specific history and context, it’s great. Thank you so much for visiting and filming here! I feel like the mystery of Chernobyl from when I was young is being solved right before my eyes. 👍🏼✌🏼😊

[@trustfire]

No way you would catch me anywhere there without a hazmat suit

[@b.eduardo5105]

It doesn't stop radiation

[@chaz2985]

Unless you wore a lead suit, nothing would stop the radiation.

[@atol671]

Only thing it might stop is fallout but that's all settled I think

[@b.eduardo5105]

@Anton Varismäkiumm, it will only protect from alpha particles and will prevent yourself being contaminated with radioactive dust.

[@JasonVoorheesCore]

2019 . still watching ?

[@zillypaul4343]

Jason Voorhees get a life

[@_mjbn_]

Sure

[@karencarney7595]

Wow. *sooo original*. Let me guess..ur the guy who always *likes* his own comment..

[@karencarney7595]

@@zillypaul4343 lol. I know...if isee another 'haha, im dead' comment(referring to its so funny ur dying), or 'who else is watching in march 2019'.. I think I'll just off myself before ppl get even more annoying

[@marcogiordano1207]

Finished Metro Exodus .... and now im here lol

[@clayboi6939]

Are you the guy on spongebob that says "4 hours layta..."?

[@rohitdeshpande3105]

The quality of your videos has gone up 👍 love it

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@estebanluna2237]

Alright so who’s gonna go save those doggos and puppers?

[@alexpicotici7578]

somebody who's tired of being alive and healthy, since those dogs would contaminate their potential owner and the rest of the people they would interact with.

[@badmananne4323]

Alex Picotici shhhhhhh is have them all

[@ozaernajim4315]

The Chernobyl series is one of the best ones you did Nick!! Riveting, moving, and full of intrigue....I loved it. Keep up the great work!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, it was fun to make ❤️

[@jasonasselin]

Watching from upper Michigan USA.. I love this channel and all the adventures!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Cheers again Jason!

[@talhajat3301]

Watching from windsor, Ontario, rit above detroit michigan😀😉

[@somemorebeer]

Watching from SW Michigan

[@linds671]

SE Michigan here. Love your videos, Nick.

[@TheScottAF]

In SE Wisconsin, wishing I was back home in SE Michigan, enjoyin the vids tho :)

[@jackrussell7559]

The atmosphere in that place must have been strong. I'm so glad I found your channel, seems you choose places nobody else would go. Thank you for that!

[@datalore3276]

da fck only 2 minutes in and you can spot about 20 edits lmao

[@abdulballoul1520]

One of the most under rated travel youtuber...great videos

[@kirangamer6707]

Who else remembers the mission in call of duty modern warfare in Chernobyl

[@ishanmakkar5751]

I'm taking Screenshots of all the places i recogonise...like that pool and that ferris wheel

[@ApexBOA]

I love that mission

[@ishanmakkar5751]

@@ApexBOA same here...loved shooting wildly at the end from the helicopter😂

[@ApexBOA]

@@ishanmakkar5751 Man i was thinking i will not survive this at the end I was starting to tear up until the chopper landed i was like "hell yeah! we going home brother" xD

[@ishanmakkar5751]

@@ApexBOA i know that feeling😂FPSs have something special about them 😂

[@BirdieNumNums98]

Respect to the well informed guide and his care for a stray dog.

[@Russianbro777]

You are brave, given some areas there put out dangerous radioactive energy. Radiation doesn't always hurt you right away. Please be safe as radiation is not a Russian, Ukrainian, or US problem but a human problem. The meter he is using is ok but not the best.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Ok, thank you so much for the information.

[@edg6779]

The terra-p is pretty good from reviews i'v seen, i'd bring a few different geiger counters.

[@yzmey42113]

@ShadowAngel LMAO "Living in Europe" is not brave, cleaning the radioactive graphite, while knowing that you will not live for 2 weeks after.. that is brave.

[@brittneydawn516]

I had a best friend, Estera. Who I was friends with from elementary to jr high. Her parents were exposed to this & sadly all their children had yellow skin because it passed from their mom to them 😞 I remember them telling me how they cried with joy when their youngest was born without the exposure. I hope they’re okay now.. I haven’t seen her in years. She had the sweetest, warmest family.

[@leeblackmore3025]

I was 10 years old. Chernobyl is the first major global news story that I can remember

[@Fermifire]

The guide is chill af, he's quite knowledgeable.

[@incognito-p9c]

No shit. That's why he's a guide.

[@sogsniper8504]

I was 19 years old when it hapend stil remember the news on tv and radio and we even have a lot of the radio active fall over my country sweden far up in sweden and many other countrys....Its sad sad for all people who had to flee there city and houses and sad for all workers who die when they work to stop the leak...Glory to those workers and may they rest in peace...Its also sad about all children born after the accident whit different disability ect,,,one day i would like to go there ...I also hope that all who visit there show respect and respect to those who stil lives there and respect to all workers who lost there life,,,,,Bless you all

[@picklep9812]

I was 11 yrs old. It was the climax of the Cold War era The entire 80’s was all about fear nuclear war. Then this happened. It definitely left an impression Thanks for braving this historical nightmare

[@cosmic-lagoon3269]

If a zombie apocalypse starts anywhere I gaurentee it'll start at Chernobyl

[@headmgCREW]

Why? This makes no Sense ! There are still people everyday ! For example they feed the wild animals on a dayli base ... Funny that you mentioned Tschernobyl and not Fukushima!

[@BrentClarkDrums]

It won't though. Because zombie apocalypse aren't real

[@BrentClarkDrums]

@@ghost500e Riiiight. Like I'm going to actually have an educational conversation with the person who just said "no one just hasn't done it yet".

[@BrentClarkDrums]

@@ghost500e you're the moronic proof. Stop watching TV.

[@KryptOwO]

@@BrentClarkDrums to be fair some insects causes other insects and some small animals into zombie like states to say it couldn't happen is just stupid

[@ukraine200]

Solo East are great! Used them myself when I went in 2015! Chornobyl really is one of those places people need to go and visit during their lifetime!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Yeah mate, great company, so flexible. Cheers!

[@WR3X12]

I really want to visit Chernobyl! This was amazing!

[@subadhraramakrishnan8323]

I wish this had never happened. Very overwhelming....thank you for covering it beautifully...and making me feel very disturbed...

[@IndigoTraveller]

You are welcome I guess, yes, very sad.

[@ciarapeshlakai4949]

Binge watching your videos! Love your edits, your NK vlogs got me hooked! Your trips are amazing, they gave me a small glimpse of places I’ve been so curious about

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@giggleweed]

“Love your edits” oh dear god

[@Sambubdo]

What drug do you need to take to process the jump cuts without being furious? Serious question.

[@TotalElite]

At 12:50 you can hear it. Holy s**t. The voice of radiation. That is the scariest part. You hit a pocket of hard radiation that just spoke to your camera. 😳😳😳

[@MrDaisyCat]

Im so jealous. You went to the places where I want to go too.

[@frisky003]

Was in Kyiv in June this year and also went to Chernobyl after seeing your video. I think i'am lucky cause since the chernobyl tv series it seems the bookings for the tour are raising like hell.

[@Jakethefirefighter95]

Igor! He was my guide. I loved Chernobyl! Definitely worth the trip 😀 Great Video!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks Jake!

[@norcal6181]

Its strange how the place was abandoned in 1986, but looking at the furniture and things it looks more like 1956

[@DanGalla]

Nick this is absolutely fascinating! Can't wait to catch up with the rest in the series.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Cheers Dan!

[@snipe69r]

Digging the videos man. Keep them coming. I was half way through the N. Korea series and found this video, I am fascinated by Pripyat.

[@bilalelali7469]

Who's here after watching chernobyl

[@dannyrashid-dara4046]

Me

[@dannyrashid-dara4046]

Arguably the best show I've watched in a while

[@bilalelali7469]

Yeah me too

[@carpediem8752]

This is the type of vlogs I enjoy watching..Informative and very interesting, unlike those immature vloggers. Well done, new subscriber here.

[@yepthatsme8184]

Question: Are the guards in danger of radiation exposure working & staying in the houses there?

[@edwardt2396]

i’m not sure how much danger they’re in or if they’re in any significant danger, but i believe they have to take two weeks off for every two weeks they work because of the radiation? i might be completely wrong

[@sallylou7483]

Im glad igor is feeding the doggies

[@geekphilosophy4258]

Fortunate to have HAWKEYE as ur guide

[@Spacey_Mad]

To all the people complaining about the cuts you don’t need to anymore he doesn’t do it as much in his recent videos

[@Danygotaworldtosee]

So interesting, going there next summer as well ;)

[@jayevolves3906]

You deserve to be on TV and have your own travel show.

[@Jhayzer021]

I always wanted a Resident Evil game that involved Chernobyl it will be a nice touch to it.

[@creazy4wwe]

Wow that great video. Most people still don't understand the danger of nuclear energy. Thanks for the upload, eagerly waiting for next part.

[@NadaMajdy]

Seen this video when it was first uploaded, came back again after Chernobyl series

[@wmr0225]

You definitely got a much better experience with a private tour than I did with a group tour. That being said, I still enjoyed it. I'll definitely do a private tour if I go again.

[@stephenward2743]

10:21 Dogmeat v2! :D

[@Archon0003]

my brain cannot take the immediate editing shit thats going on. the video/speech keeps snapping ahead

[@artur19846]

Great video! I daresay it rivals one Discovery Channel stuff! I wonder who else came to this channel because of the new HBO series "Chernobyl".))

[@hnisala]

Thank you for the amazing video. 13:00 "the equipment was out of scale" are you freaking kidding me.....!!?

[@jacobhaft9714]

Just a tip, you overedit far too much during dialogue. "Chernobyl *cut* is a city *cut* in..."

[@zakaryhudson]

I didn't notice this until I read your comment, now I can't unnotice it haha

[@Narxes081206]

I was going to make the same comment... way too distracting and unnecessary.

[@r.chamaemorus8025]

Maybe because the sentences would be like this otherwise: "Chernobyl ...ehh... is a city ...eh...uh... in ..."

[@bouyant8659]

INDEED

[@karencarney7595]

LMAO. READ MY MIND!

This is exactly same guide as we had when I was there. Cool guy, he was eating freshly radiated grown blueberries in Pripyat when we were walking in between buildings. He is just too cool.

[@coolerking816]

Watch the series on HBO it's really good

[@miroslavbartunek2846]

SO GOOD

[@partyanimal8851]

Very good, waiting for episode 3, I’m from Hawaii and I was 19 when this happened... I felt sorry for all those people.

[@yzmey42113]

It's ok, but they invented that character "Ulana Homyuk".. in reality she does and did not exist. Not very historically correct of them..

[@coolerking816]

@@yzmey42113 ya I just started to watch the 3rd episode

[@ashleyturner2882]

This was more informative and interesting than anything else ive seen on chernobyl. Thankyou!

[@mtpstv94]

Why would you go in Winter bro? I've spent a lot of time in Ukraine. Not only is it absolutely covered in snow and ice, but it's cold as shit and you won't see very much below the billions of tons of snow.

[@bernardhossmoto]

I guess radiation is reduced by the layer of snow.

[@edrooney9580]

Its just snow... On the floor Everything is the same

[@xyg6543]

Love this video! I have visited 3 times now and still can't get enough of the place (from a photography point of view)

[@Alien_Observer_]

I got to 3 minutes only as I can't be doing with all the micro jump edits.

[@richardmorgan1588]

shroompicker23 I was wondering if anyone else found those static jumps to be as annoying as I did!

[@MarcoStarink]

Yes the level of microjumps is insane and unneccesary

[@antekm2639]

I visited chernobyl 2 years ago when I was on holiday in Lviv (I am from Masłow, Poland) and my parents and grandparents all suffered from radiation when the disaster happened.

[@c.m.b.4868]

I would absolutely love to continue watching this, but with the excessive amount of editing done, it's simply impossible to do.

[@karencarney7595]

I agree...i dont know if he realizes, that we notice he has yet to finish a whole sentence for a big portion of the vid

[@hilarypace2529]

This is amazing. I was a teenager and remember this in the news. Awesome video.

[@blackbook5972]

you're tour guide was great.

[@rohitrudra8550]

I'm here immediately after watching CHERNOBYL ❤🇧🇩

[@amc3]

Utterly phenomenal! seen a few Chernobyl videos, but you rip them apart with this. Informative and educational with word for word social history "bring enough food for three days - you will not be gone long" - Igor is so knowledgeable and your interactions are excellent. Those poor dogs, freezing and potentially contaminated, even Scotland was badly effected with 10,000+ sheep being killed as not fit for human consumption. Looking forward to the others Nick, thanks mate.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks so much my friend. Really appreciate you words. And yeah, the events that took place here were beyond words. Cheers mate! 🗻✌

[@user-eu5wn5db3g]

Can't wait for the next episode! Also I see a lot of improvements in editing and footage man! Very nicely done.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks Mario :)

[@heihei3453]

*Imagine Dragons intensifies*

[@hanthomas6533]

Hei Hei *intense inhale*

[@Arjun8888-d9w]

One of my favorite vidio chernobil conten,, keep going bruh..you great!

[@shababmahmud7858]

your this content is just great and quality is great

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Shabab!

[@JustAdad.]

Just found Nick on KZbin and I'm hooked. 👊👊👊👊👊

[@s.b.m5059]

This series will get 1 million views.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Not sure about that but thank you :)

[@Dr.Westside]

I never quite understood what was happening when I saw this back in 1986 when I was 11 . It makes me glad I grew up in the south east U.S. .