Ukrainian National Chernobyl Museum Review

Because there is no time to go to Chernobyl, I came here. The two-storey museum is full of letters and relics of the disaster relief workers at that time. I'm sorry to see how human beings died in their education base.

It was in a surprisingly quiet area, not a downtown area. When I thought that something Japanese was written 〜, it was an exhibition about the Great East Japan Earthquake. Ale from Chernobyl, which has the pain of the same nuclear accident. Folk crafts from the disaster area were on display.

The Chernobyl nuclear plant accident, 36 years to date, is now a ghost town. It takes 800 years to eliminate the legacy of the Chernobyl nuclear leak, and the radiation below the reactor core naturally divides millions of years. Zapollo Thermal Nuclear Power Plant is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe, with six pressurized water reactors that can output 1,000 megawatts of electricity, and about 25% of Ukraine's electricity comes from the plant.

Interesting place, highly recommended!

Sure enough, this trip is worthwhile. Although there are more people, it can't stand the beauty. The whole process is pleasantly surprised.

very good museum very good museum😍