For 19 minutes, I was able to travel around the world. 😃 Thank you for taking us to different cities of the different countries. Though they all look scary, still, they are all amazingly beautiful! 😍
it’s a consequence of ignoring Demons Destruction is a Demon so Christians don’t really like to talk about it always about Creation and Preservation no difficult topics ya Destruction takes many forms it’s a force of nature to ppl in #indigenous bodies we don’t see the point in not planning for the entire life cycle 🔁 of everything *THIS* is alien to us for the most part especially the matriarchal clans cheers #2Spirit #philosophy #autism #ottawa
I live in Los Angeles and have traveled to the Salton Sea about 5 times. Bombay Beach no doubt is a bizarre place to visit with lots of people still living there. One house looks nice, the next one dilapidated, the next burnt out, truly bizarre. But you travel anywhere around the Salton Sea and it’s pretty jaw dropping. Instead of sandy shores the crunch of fish bones 2 feet deep greets you. Another area has lakeside houses with most abandoned with some inhabited but it’s difficult to tell which ones. If there is a car in the driveway someone probably lives there. If what you see looks like an abandoned boat it probably is abandoned. Everywhere you looks is very post nuclear and apocalyptic. It’s incredible. But then Palm Springs isn’t too far away so you can get back to a swanky good time surrounded by amazing mid century architecture.
The world’s homeless don’t live anywhere near these places and even if they did, where are they going to get running water and food from. You’re not making any sense.
Well the one that "hit home" to me was Bombay Beach at the Salton Sea! My brother lives there and I still enjoy walking around the place and viewing the abandoned places. Much had been artistically altered.
Bombay Beach and the Salton Sea was destroyed by big Corporate Farmers who dumped farm chemicals into that body of water and diverted its water for their use!
In the Bombay Beach segment, you said that the "Colorado River was diverted to create the Salton Sea" as if it were deliberate. It was actually a natural breach of the riverbed into an ancient channel that ended in the low spot where the "Sea" formed. Geologically, this used to be the upper end of the Gulf of California before an upthrust cut it off and the water evaporated. There was an extensive salt mining operation there in the 19th Century, and most of the mining equipment is still there at the bottom. The water is evaporating again and will probably be gone in a couple hundred years if left alone. This is a cyclical phenomenon and has happened several times in the past.
@@notsure7899 And there’s the rub. If the Salton Sea is allowed to dry up again, the dust left behind filled with deadly pesticides will be kicked up by the winds and sent west to LA and San Diego among other places. Think CA will let that happen? We’ll see...
what a shame No.15 No.4 and No.1 dont have residents. they all look lovely and livable, so makes no sense why people cant live in them. such a waste. thanks you for uploading this video - very entertaining
@Green Ghoul ahh yes, everyone knows about pripyat. That means it can't feature on a list of cities/towns/villages that have been measured based on the size. Pripyat is bigger than half of these on the list, but I guess it's shrunk in size because everyone knows about it.
Tianduchang is no longer abandoned. Quite popular nowadays and easy to reach by Hanzhou's subway. Supposedly around 30 000 people live there, so it's much more than 2000 reported here.
Same as Ordos City. According to Wikipedia, the current population is over 2 million. Western media indeed tends to underreport or report everything about China in a negative light, but it's usually only partially correct.
What I learned from this video is that most of these abandoned towns are because non-renewable resources dried up in the region. We need to focus more on sustainability... humans are leeches!
I lived in Nagasaki for around a year back in university and you can see Gunkanjima (battleship island) from the shore while you're just.. out at the mall or park haha. You can take a boat/tour there too, it's really quite haunting. Especially since it was manmade it's like...futuristic dystopian ruins vibes.
@@thetradersam6157 Might be a good cheap Air B&B community if utilized correctly. A Middle Eastern Las Vegas? Then again it could be an operating and maintenance nightmare.
The whole idea behind that project was selling those only to rich arabs. That project is nowhere near any big city. Located in a village of Bolu, Mudurnu it's pretty much just forests and a few locals there
Update on Centralia, Pa. The fire was suspected as having burned itself out after about 60 years. In April 2020, the area was thought to have been bought by a coal company. They started covering up the graffiti highway with dirt to keep people away from the area.
@@sweetbeep Probably. They might already have a mine really close to Centralia and want to keep going and not have to worry about the property lines. The satellite views look like Centralia has a strip mine at each end of town. Most of my info comes from other You tube videos. Also looks like the graffiti highway is almost all covered up.
I went to Centralia this year and the Graffiti Highway was covered up 😢 but it was so cool to see everything still! The old graveyard is still there and you can still find the Graffiti Highway, it's just mounds if dirt, still walkable though.
I just went there like middle of July, it was cool seeing how Smokey the air was around there for being such a dead area, I was sad about them covering it up tho
Unfortunately during the 2020 lock down people were out on graffiti highway gathering and partying vs adhering to social distance. It didn’t take long for it to be covered over with dirt. It was going to happen eventually, it was never advised or even permitted to be there to begin with.
Abandoned cities solves the homeless problem. Send the homeless to these places to fix them up& live. Make the ones salvageable green cities. Doze the others that are to far gone over!
Yeah take homeless people and spend our tax money on them of which they don't contribute to, then we can raise our taxes even more. Fuck yeah, great idea!
Maybe this could be part of the answer.. Some homeless people would most likely need help with health and/or mental health first, support, maybe detox.. Some of these places seem to be toxic or worse and would need cleanup and fixing, top minds would need to work on this too.. Why doze the rest? As tourist attractions they can or could still bring in some money..
@Ev ita Digital nomads or such can live anywhere, even if there are no local 'jobs', as long as there are livable conditions.. Some people prefer to be around not so many people.. There would need to be not only ex homeless people, also others too, of course..
0:39 this isn't an abandoned city in the conventional sense of the world, this is San Francisco, United States lmao but it might be in the modern sense!
Whenever people say the world is overpopulated I remind them of the fact China has countless ghost towns despite having over a billion people. The issue isn't space the earth is so big it would take a huge number of us to actually run our of space the issue is supply of resources
@@Mataylor17 exactly. We don’t understand how massive earth truly is in comparison to us. There is enough habitable land for everyone to have a plot with housing and such. Humanities issues are self made.
The issue with supply is manmade, especially in the West. Capitalism drives profit by restricting supply. All the while availability trails behind demand, prices can be artificially inflated. We are being exploited all the time.
@@ngud_gaming267 , of course this argument forgets that humans are not the only ones that live on the planet. Does it also mean you would happy with billions more people living on the planet? Given that the humans that we do have can’t look after the world, I would say that is way over populated. I know you will say that if we fix the problems then it’s fine and there’s plenty room but let’s be honest, nobody is fixing anything soon.
Overconsumption is the real problem. We'll kill this planet with pollution before we ever start caring for it. Just look at the decline in biodiversity...how long until humans have an extinction level event? Probably far away enough for us not to be around, but not far away enough where someone's grand kids shouldn't start being concerned.
I’ve been to Kohlmannskopf in Namibia, it was crazy, you could trudge into the homes of folks who used to just pick diamonds up off the ground, and the homes were just being completely overtaken by the desert, filling with sand…
Your info about Ordos is a bit misleading. Ordos City in Inner Mongolia, China actually has a population of about 2.2 mil. The "ghost city" was actually KANGBASHI new city area unveilled in 2001 and just a district in Ordos. Its development & plans for 1M by 2023 came to a halt in 2008/9 but it does now have a population of a few hundred thousand with continuing growth. Certainly not what was expected & this video put out a yr ago by a fellow Cdn, Alex White of Reporterfy Media explains what actually happened & were things stand today. ua-cam.com/video/-WhYKYmCBX0/v-deo.html
What are you talking about ????? Ashgabad you have shown, was built after the Soviet Union, as a capital city of independent Turkmenistan, with only one intantion, to show off. The original city, built during russian imperial and soviet times, still exists with over one million population. However, the government don't invest in its renovation or at least keeping to good standard like in soviet time. Even though the country is very rich, living standards are very low, a world away from the Soviet time .... All money stolen or invested in useless show off projects, like new Ashgabad ....
17:58 Number1: Ashgabat is the capital of Turkmenistan and is a political-administrative and cultural center. For example, it has a university (founded in 1950) and an Academy of Sciences (since 1951), various colleges, theaters and museums, a botanical garden and a zoo and a total population of 773,400. Not bad for an abandoned city I'd say.
Does anyone realize that where I live in Florida we have a ton of people with jobs living in homeless shelters because there’s no affordable place to live. It’s sad and it’s scary. If my rent goes up much more I don’t know what I can do. But as long as people will pay it, they will raise it. I used to manage apartments and that’s what I did. But we were not in a housing crisis like now.
Orodos city would be my dream place. The parks, views, water, without being packed in? Where do I sign up? There has to be some people there. To maintain at least? The sculptures are beautiful
That's what I'm saying! I'd hate to live in a newly developed but fairly empty city where I get to enjoy everything without being packed in like a sardine.
Poor boomers! Imagine the future generations who aren’t even going to have retirement funds because of all the past generations being greedy and corrupt!
Tiandu city is actually now just a large “park” in hangzhou and it’s really not that rural. Pretty developed surroundings and is located in hangzhou city and I’ve been there a few times to do photo shoots which is mainly what it is used for now.
I’ve been to Ordos (first city in the video) and I do not agree at all with the definition of “abandoned city”: as a matter of fact it is the opposite, it is a “not yet filled city”! It was built to host one million people, and only 1/10 (i.e., 100,000 people) have moved in so far. An abandoned city is one that WAS inhabited and later (that is) abandoned. Ordos is filling is more slowly than expected, and it does give you an eerie feeling (which is the reason why I went there), but it is obviously the opposite of a town that has been abandoned.
Most of Ashgabat was destroyed in a 1948 earthquake and rebuilt in soviet style. It has 1 million+ residents. How does it qualify as an abandoned city?
I accidently did stumble upon Bombay Beach. It looked beautiful from afar, when we jumped out of the car, we wondered where everyone was and then I saw the dead fish. That was about 20 years ago and I'll never return to that creepy place.
Mumbai beach? be careful…if that was in India, there is nuclear pollution at some places from facilities almost nobody talks about,,,,the waste moves southwrds towards the Emirates already! be careful!
With the current state of affairs in Ukraine, I think this list would be altered. Apart from current issues, I am missing Famagusta (Cyprus) on this list
Kolmanskop if I’m not mistaken, is where scenes from the Fallout Series was filmed. Some of these rooms shown in this video look to be pretty identical.
When I went to cali in 2020 I went to the salton sea and saw this abandoned city and I remember seeing a bunch of fish bones and dead fish in the water and on shore
For 19 minutes, I was able to travel around the world. 😃
Thank you for taking us to different cities of the different countries. Though they all look scary, still, they are all amazingly beautiful! 😍
When does Soviet Union collapsed in 19 89
Anyone else addicted to watching videos like this? 😂
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Ghost cities are so fascinating. It's so weird and haunting to see noone living in a entire town and city.
it’s a consequence of ignoring Demons
Destruction is a Demon so Christians don’t really like to talk about it
always about Creation and Preservation
no difficult topics
ya Destruction takes many forms it’s a force of nature
to ppl in #indigenous bodies we don’t see the point in not planning for the entire life cycle 🔁 of everything
*THIS* is alien to us for the most part
especially the matriarchal clans
cheers
#2Spirit #philosophy #autism #ottawa
Exactly 💯 this ghost 👻 cities
@@HassanMohamed-bk1qw Everyone lived in a ghost city during covid.
If we dont figure out how to stop global warming the whole planet might look the same
Videos like this fascinate me. Abandoned towns and house videos are my favorite types of videos to watch.
Another cool video to watch is private islands for sale around the world.
Yes 👍 same like it
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I live in Los Angeles and have traveled to the Salton Sea about 5 times. Bombay Beach no doubt is a bizarre place to visit with lots of people still living there. One house looks nice, the next one dilapidated, the next burnt out, truly bizarre. But you travel anywhere around the Salton Sea and it’s pretty jaw dropping. Instead of sandy shores the crunch of fish bones 2 feet deep greets you. Another area has lakeside houses with most abandoned with some inhabited but it’s difficult to tell which ones. If there is a car in the driveway someone probably lives there. If what you see looks like an abandoned boat it probably is abandoned. Everywhere you looks is very post nuclear and apocalyptic. It’s incredible. But then Palm Springs isn’t too far away so you can get back to a swanky good time surrounded by amazing mid century architecture.
You can buy a house there for 5k
Given the world's homeless problem, it's disturbing to see these abandoned cities.
Problem is not "no home", problem is "no home at well developed place"!
I thought the same thing.
Alot of them have radioactive waste or exposure especially the army’s family housing bases abandoned
it’s a reason they abandon
The world’s homeless don’t live anywhere near these places and even if they did, where are they going to get running water and food from. You’re not making any sense.
I live in CA. I never knew we have abundant city around. Love to visit these ghost town. Thank you.
Well the one that "hit home" to me was Bombay Beach at the Salton Sea! My brother lives there and I still enjoy walking around the place and viewing the abandoned places. Much had been artistically altered.
Bombay Beach and the Salton Sea was destroyed by big Corporate Farmers who dumped farm chemicals into that body of water and diverted its water for their use!
I use to go there as a kid back in the early 60's. The water was awesome, easy to float in, lots of fun!
Fascinating….and beautiful. Ghost towns have always been my weaknesses. Don’t know why but I just love them.
Because we want peace 😅 We are living in chaos everyday 😅
In the Bombay Beach segment, you said that the "Colorado River was diverted to create the Salton Sea" as if it were deliberate. It was actually a natural breach of the riverbed into an ancient channel that ended in the low spot where the "Sea" formed.
Geologically, this used to be the upper end of the Gulf of California before an upthrust cut it off and the water evaporated. There was an extensive salt mining operation there in the 19th Century, and most of the mining equipment is still there at the bottom. The water is evaporating again and will probably be gone in a couple hundred years if left alone. This is a cyclical phenomenon and has happened several times in the past.
Fascinating, thanks. Hopefully, someone remembers the thing about the pesticides next time.
@@notsure7899 before pesticides we had massive and regular famines....people forget the origins of things.
@@notsure7899 And there’s the rub. If the Salton Sea is allowed to dry up again, the dust left behind filled with deadly pesticides will be kicked up by the winds and sent west to LA and San Diego among other places. Think CA will let that happen? We’ll see...
Apparently, Ordos City is actually experiencing a boom right now because a bunch of good schools relocated their campuses there.
Many of these places destroyed by human greed. Entire ecosystems ruined. Crazy
Absolutely true
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They discovered the Salton Sea has huge lithium deposits
And now the entire world is being poisoned so that adults can act like children with Chinese toys
@@snatchhogIf true, it might up being a new goldmine with the need for batteries erupting.
What greed?
I find it beautiful to see foliage grow over buildings. It’s like earth is taking back her land!
It really is beautiful ♥️
GOD knows, mother nature is a BETTER architect !
IT is and will eventually.
What u think happened to ancient civilizations
what a shame No.15 No.4 and No.1 dont have residents. they all look lovely and livable, so makes no sense why people cant live in them. such a waste. thanks you for uploading this video - very entertaining
Top lists are so addictive! :P
This video needs updating. According to a Bloomberg Businessweek report from September 1, 2021, Ordos City filling up.
Very surprised Pripyat in Ukraine is not in this list considering its probably larger than most of these
nah... chinese are way bigger. i mean if you want to count them as such that is
Maybe part two over 10th
@@jebise1126 Bodie CA is way smaller than Pripyat
Everyone knows about Pripyat and Chernobyl
@Green Ghoul ahh yes, everyone knows about pripyat. That means it can't feature on a list of cities/towns/villages that have been measured based on the size. Pripyat is bigger than half of these on the list, but I guess it's shrunk in size because everyone knows about it.
Tianduchang is no longer abandoned. Quite popular nowadays and easy to reach by Hanzhou's subway. Supposedly around 30 000 people live there, so it's much more than 2000 reported here.
Same as Ordos City. According to Wikipedia, the current population is over 2 million. Western media indeed tends to underreport or report everything about China in a negative light, but it's usually only partially correct.
What I learned from this video is that most of these abandoned towns are because non-renewable resources dried up in the region. We need to focus more on sustainability... humans are leeches!
I have been to Bodie . It was actually a silver mining operation town. I visited Bodie in 2000 with a friend on our way exploring the Mono Lake areas.
Anyone else addicted to watching these videos?
Very interesting I didn’t know these places existed
Amazing how cities where many people built up their lives and dreams quickly turn into ghost towns. Makes me love my hometown even more.
Ordos city has more than 2 million people now. Tianducheng has over 50000 people as well. So they are not abandoned anymore.
Wow, didn't know there were so many ghost towns! Fascinating to learn about their history and stories.
To literally create an entire city for $1 billion and call it a failure is fucking hilarious
I lived in Nagasaki for around a year back in university and you can see Gunkanjima (battleship island) from the shore while you're just.. out at the mall or park haha.
You can take a boat/tour there too, it's really quite haunting. Especially since it was manmade it's like...futuristic dystopian ruins vibes.
It looks like a PERFECT place for a production company to film a horror movie.
So is the story accurate?
😅😅😅 I laughed so hard when I saw that city with the castles. Who would ever think thats a good idea?
My thoughts, why built 300+ ? let start with five and see how it goes..
@@thetradersam6157 Might be a good cheap Air B&B community if utilized correctly. A Middle Eastern Las Vegas? Then again it could be an operating and maintenance nightmare.
The whole idea behind that project was selling those only to rich arabs. That project is nowhere near any big city. Located in a village of Bolu, Mudurnu it's pretty much just forests and a few locals there
😂😂😂😂 same. I yelled out “who idea was it to build these goofy ass houses “ 😂😂
@@anil_gursesI get it, but what rich person wants a cookie cutter house in a crowded Candyland neighborhood? I can't think of à single one.
Update on Centralia, Pa. The fire was suspected as having burned itself out after about 60 years. In April 2020, the area was thought to have been bought by a coal company. They started covering up the graffiti highway with dirt to keep people away from the area.
Why does a coal company want it? Are they going to mine coal out of the ground?
@@sweetbeep Probably. They might already have a mine really close to Centralia and want to keep going and not have to worry about the property lines. The satellite views look like Centralia has a strip mine at each end of town. Most of my info comes from other You tube videos. Also looks like the graffiti highway is almost all covered up.
@@ronmcgee6090 ..thanks. I had seen graffiti highway. I think they should let it be. There are much bigger risks elsewhere.
it has not burned itself out.
WRONG! THE FIRES ARE STILL BURNING
Wife is from Kelso CA, There are still people living there. Mostly UP railroad workers maintaining the tracks to Barstow CA.
I went to Centralia this year and the Graffiti Highway was covered up 😢 but it was so cool to see everything still! The old graveyard is still there and you can still find the Graffiti Highway, it's just mounds if dirt, still walkable though.
I just went there like middle of July, it was cool seeing how Smokey the air was around there for being such a dead area, I was sad about them covering it up tho
Unfortunately during the 2020 lock down people were out on graffiti highway gathering and partying vs adhering to social distance. It didn’t take long for it to be covered over with dirt. It was going to happen eventually, it was never advised or even permitted to be there to begin with.
They're shouldn't cover it.i heard someone bought it and covered it.i used to live close to it.minersville
Abandoned cities solves the homeless problem. Send the homeless to these places to fix them up& live. Make the ones salvageable green cities. Doze the others that are to far gone over!
Yeah take homeless people and spend our tax money on them of which they don't contribute to, then we can raise our taxes even more. Fuck yeah, great idea!
Maybe this could be part of the answer.. Some homeless people would most likely need help with health and/or mental health first, support, maybe detox.. Some of these places seem to be toxic or worse and would need cleanup and fixing, top minds would need to work on this too.. Why doze the rest? As tourist attractions they can or could still bring in some money..
@Ev ita Digital nomads or such can live anywhere, even if there are no local 'jobs', as long as there are livable conditions.. Some people prefer to be around not so many people.. There would need to be not only ex homeless people, also others too, of course..
There have to be a whole infrastructure and jobs, schools., etc .
A lot of homeless people need mental and physical treatment and would not be able to adapt.
0:39 this isn't an abandoned city in the conventional sense of the world, this is San Francisco, United States lmao
but it might be in the modern sense!
10:30 this is just sad. they really tried their hardest on the Paris project and did everything right. And failed miserably
Your videos are the perfect way to be entertained.
Whenever people say the world is overpopulated I remind them of the fact China has countless ghost towns despite having over a billion people. The issue isn't space the earth is so big it would take a huge number of us to actually run our of space the issue is supply of resources
If America didn’t consume so much we’d be ok.
@@Mataylor17 exactly. We don’t understand how massive earth truly is in comparison to us. There is enough habitable land for everyone to have a plot with housing and such. Humanities issues are self made.
The issue with supply is manmade, especially in the West. Capitalism drives profit by restricting supply. All the while availability trails behind demand, prices can be artificially inflated. We are being exploited all the time.
@@ngud_gaming267 , of course this argument forgets that humans are not the only ones that live on the planet. Does it also mean you would happy with billions more people living on the planet? Given that the humans that we do have can’t look after the world, I would say that is way over populated. I know you will say that if we fix the problems then it’s fine and there’s plenty room but let’s be honest, nobody is fixing anything soon.
Overconsumption is the real problem. We'll kill this planet with pollution before we ever start caring for it. Just look at the decline in biodiversity...how long until humans have an extinction level event? Probably far away enough for us not to be around, but not far away enough where someone's grand kids shouldn't start being concerned.
Hadn't seen most of these places before. Very cool.
I love to travel to the places, because I'm an urban explorer.
Yes, I ALWAYS do. I'd love to visit these places
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All these abandoned cities yet the homelessness is at an all time high make it make sense.
This is fantastic!
Very nice, informative video! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the Informative Video.
I thought China was waaaayyyyy OVER populated?! What is the reason for people not living in that city? Also, how is Chernobyl NOT on this list?!
????? China is comparatively empty.
China has huge land.
Waiting for the rest of the world to fall!
@@busybuzz8122 China same size as the continental United States.
@@aspenrebel The Himilayan Mountain Range takes up a lot of China's usable land.
Nice video and soo educative
My ancestors created a settlement called Dudleytown in Dudleytown,CT... Its now a ghost town. Sad state of affairs.
I bet it's because they run out of tables.
@@PdZ2012 lmao
Can I buy the town off ur family for cheap?
I’ve been to Kohlmannskopf in Namibia, it was crazy, you could trudge into the homes of folks who used to just pick diamonds up off the ground, and the homes were just being completely overtaken by the desert, filling with sand…
The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, I think you're thinking of the Berlin wall that was collapsed in 1989
The Berlin Wall coming down in 1989 is the reason the U.S.S.R.collapsed in 1991.
Ein faszinierendes, aber auch gruseliges Video.
Kelso is neat, got to be careful though, there’s a huge homeless camp there. Im going to the salton sea this weekend and probably Joshua tree after 😅
Really enjoy watching videos like this. Very educational and i can travel the world in just few minutes without passports and custom clearance😊
Your info about Ordos is a bit misleading. Ordos City in Inner Mongolia, China actually has a population of about 2.2 mil. The "ghost city" was actually KANGBASHI new city area unveilled in 2001 and just a district in Ordos. Its development & plans for 1M by 2023 came to a halt in 2008/9 but it does now have a population of a few hundred thousand with continuing growth. Certainly not what was expected & this video put out a yr ago by a fellow Cdn, Alex White of Reporterfy Media explains what actually happened & were things stand today.
ua-cam.com/video/-WhYKYmCBX0/v-deo.html
just gonna fix this error haha Ordos is fucking rich right now
you must be that smart kid 😊
This is cool. I want to see all of these placed in person. Yeah this was interesting. I didn't know it was that many dead cities.
Great content. Thank you.
What are you talking about ????? Ashgabad you have shown, was built after the Soviet Union, as a capital city of independent Turkmenistan, with only one intantion, to show off. The original city, built during russian imperial and soviet times, still exists with over one million population. However, the government don't invest in its renovation or at least keeping to good standard like in soviet time. Even though the country is very rich, living standards are very low, a world away from the Soviet time .... All money stolen or invested in useless show off projects, like new Ashgabad ....
One thing you forgot to mention about Burj Al Babas is that the castles were actually poorly built along with not very quality material
thanks for this vid.
17:58 Number1: Ashgabat is the capital of Turkmenistan and is a political-administrative and cultural center. For example, it has a university (founded in 1950) and an Academy of Sciences (since 1951), various colleges, theaters and museums, a botanical garden and a zoo and a total population of 773,400. Not bad for an abandoned city I'd say.
He does seem to hate that and the Disney-ass castles.
Yes, I visited Ashabad, 10 years ago, beautiful!
Obviously information in their videos isn't the most reliable one. Read Wikipedia and you know it better...
I can't get enough of it 😊
Does anyone realize that where I live in Florida we have a ton of people with jobs living in homeless shelters because there’s no affordable place to live. It’s sad and it’s scary. If my rent goes up much more I don’t know what I can do. But as long as people will pay it, they will raise it. I used to manage apartments and that’s what I did. But we were not in a housing crisis like now.
Where I live houses went up like 30% from last year alone... over a million for an average house!
Bless yunz..that would be terrifying
No state tax means high property tax.
Oh well, in another 50 years most of the state will be under water. Then you can have any property you want.
Welcome to my world, Amsterdam Netherlands
I love these types of videos
A lot of people in this video left "in droves".
I think it’s interesting how many places are actually abandoned like that
11:41 So they built a city but forgot about the roads 💀
Hashima Island was used in 'Skyfall'. And Bodie was also a set for 'Hell's Heroes'.
Orodos city would be my dream place. The parks, views, water, without being packed in? Where do I sign up? There has to be some people there. To maintain at least? The sculptures are beautiful
That's what I'm saying! I'd hate to live in a newly developed but fairly empty city where I get to enjoy everything without being packed in like a sardine.
I would love to live in that 1st city,No traffic,less people, perfect
Detroit
Superb!
Why don't these towns get back into blooming or is it because it's not worth it anymore??
Gotta love the narration by an actual person. He even has a Charlie Shean voice
80% Elderly are homeless in the united States ❗️ build a Community without all the red tape, for people 60 and Over or 50 and older 🤷🏾♀️
Poor boomers! Imagine the future generations who aren’t even going to have retirement funds because of all the past generations being greedy and corrupt!
Im sorry did you mean 80% of US elderly are homeless? Or 80% of homeless are elderly? Neither one is true
Amazing surrounding all these places just standing there?
Tiandu city is actually now just a large “park” in hangzhou and it’s really not that rural. Pretty developed surroundings and is located in hangzhou city and I’ve been there a few times to do photo shoots which is mainly what it is used for now.
Idk if all but ive seen some of these on mysteries of the abandoned great show
I’ve been to Ordos (first city in the video) and I do not agree at all with the definition of “abandoned city”: as a matter of fact it is the opposite, it is a “not yet filled city”! It was built to host one million people, and only 1/10 (i.e., 100,000 people) have moved in so far. An abandoned city is one that WAS inhabited and later (that is) abandoned. Ordos is filling is more slowly than expected, and it does give you an eerie feeling (which is the reason why I went there), but it is obviously the opposite of a town that has been abandoned.
I'll live to this places. No rent and taxes
NATURE ALWAYS WINS.
China has a lot of abandoned cities yet they still want our West Philippine sea.
Most of Ashgabat was destroyed in a 1948 earthquake and rebuilt in soviet style. It has 1 million+ residents. How does it qualify as an abandoned city?
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I remember most of these places from Life After People
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Wow So Amazing video 👍👍👍
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i've been to bodie, it's so creepy but I love these kind of videos
I think that part of the James Bond movie Skyfall was filmed on Hashima Island.
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Ayyy centralia mentioned 🤙🏼 the covered the highway in dirt though.
I accidently did stumble upon Bombay Beach. It looked beautiful from afar, when we jumped out of the car, we wondered where everyone was and then I saw the dead fish. That was about 20 years ago and I'll never return to that creepy place.
Mumbai beach? be careful…if that was in India, there is nuclear pollution at some places from facilities almost nobody talks about,,,,the waste moves southwrds towards the Emirates already! be careful!
I'm definitely going to one of these in the future
Why homelessness is still an issue is beyond me..
Because people don’t get education
my mom was in Pyramiden when she was small. i seen her photos, its amazing and COLD.
With the current state of affairs in Ukraine, I think this list would be altered. Apart from current issues, I am missing Famagusta (Cyprus) on this list
@@romankore721 I'll take that is a warm compliment!
Kolmanskop if I’m not mistaken, is where scenes from the Fallout Series was filmed. Some of these rooms shown in this video look to be pretty identical.
Just did a quick Google search and yep, those scenes in the Fallout series were filmed there. I thought they looked identical too. :-)
Kitsault, British Columbia. THEE most iconic Ghost Town in Canada.
And you completely missed it. Good job though. ;)
Wow!
Would love to visit some of these places
When I went to cali in 2020 I went to the salton sea and saw this abandoned city and I remember seeing a bunch of fish bones and dead fish in the water and on shore
Hashima Island would make a great casino and resort with docks for super yachts
These videos are so addictive 😂
Actually Ordos city is now populated by 2.15 million people as of 2020
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Just think that marble city will be dug up in 4300 years; ah the mystery of it!! Lol