Chornobyl Tour expands its activities to the Kursk NPP
In connection with the successful advance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine into Russia, in particular to the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant, Chornobyl Tour announces the launch of a new program to scale up the unique Ukrainian business of Chernobyl tourism kursk.tours. From now on, the company's menu includes one-day tours to the Kursk NPP, excursions inside the nuclear power plant, as well as two-day tours with overnight stays in hotels in Kurchatov.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the Chornobyl zone is still closed to regular visitors and tourists.
Only state and military delegations have access, for which CHORNOBYL TOUR provides support by professional guides fluent in many foreign languages, who have information on both the historical Chornobyl 1986+ and the situation in 2022+.
We also provide dosimetric equipment, maps of the area, etc.
To order services and equipment, please call:+38 (044) 221 1986
From February 19 the Chornobyl zone will be temporarily closed
Starting from February 19 the Chornobyl zone is closed for tourist visits for an indefinite period. The official explanation is "due to the technical reasons''. We understand that this is most likely due to the threat of Russian aggression and the proximity of the border with Belarus. Many Ukrainians and foreign tourists, including those staying in Ukraine for personal or work reasons, and journalists have recently visited Chornobyl. Considering all the available information, these people feel safe, being in Kyiv and choosing to travel in the Kyiv region, in particular - to the Chornobyl zone. . ... Read More...
One-day scheduled tour to the Chernobyl zone and Pripyat-town
An eye-opening experience. Marylyn, Ohio, US
Thank you for all of your hard work, you were an amazing tour guide and your guidance is on an important topic all human beings living in this global society should know about. Elise, Fulbright scholar, US
Chernobyl is the most famous Ukrainian phenomenon. If you plan to visit Ukraine or are already in the country, don’t miss the most important and unique experience and site.
The event, which got name "the Chernobyl Disaster”, has changed the trajectory of our civilization development; it is the most evident contribution of Ukraine into the global history. Its place – the Chernobyl Zone, with the nuclear power plant (NPP), which doesn’t produce energy anymore but instead paradoxically consumes it, and an abandoned ghost town of Pripyat, – like a time machine, let you see the events past and realize how both history and nature works. The intricate ensemble of hundreds of impressive technical and cultural monuments is surrounded and engulfed by flourishing nature, which has gone wild in this area.
Advanced skills and novel understanding, gained in practical dealing with radiation accident on their native land for more than quarter century, have made the Ukrainians the planetary leaders in the field. Our innovative Chernobyl trips employ all this front-line, cutting-edge expertise, and deliver it in clear, user-friendly and enjoyable way. You will learn many important yet not widely known things about radiation, radiation contamination and radiation survival, which are crucially useful nowadays, as the Fukushima accident has recently shown. Our trips are designed and often led by an internationally known expert in Chernobyl and radiation accidents Sergii MIRNYI, who is also an award-winning writer, and was an officer of radiation reconnaissance in the Chernobyl Zone during the first month after the accident.