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| | | Posted by spitcool amazing. i'm actually working on planning a trip now to Pripyat. what company did you use? was there any leeway in entering the buildings?
| Hey, We went through this group: UkrainianWeb.com I wouldn't recommend the tour group, they didn't really tell us much about the site or the history. There wasn't any leeway in choosing which buildings we could go into. You can't go into most of them now anyway because they are starting to cave in. I would recommend doing the 2 day trip. I did the 1 day trip and could have spent weeks there if it was safe.
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