ලෝකයේ අතහැර දමන ලද ස්ථාන
අපි ගොඩක් දුරට දකින දේට වඩා දකින්නේ නැති දේ බොහෝයි. ඒ නිසයි ගොඩක් දුරට අපිට මේවා මග හැරෙන්නේ. අමුතු අද්භූත අමනුෂ්යයෝ බහුල ස්ථාන ලෙස මේවා හැදින්වුවත් ලස්සන හොරර් චිත්රපටි වල නම දෘශ්ය ප්රයෝග වලදී මේවා දකින්න පුළුවන්. පහතින් තියෙන්නේ ඒ වගේ දේවල් ටිකක්.
1. Pripyat, Ukraine
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Pripyat, a city of nearly 50,000, was totally abandoned after the nearby Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986. Due to radiation, it has been left untouched ever since the incident and will be for many thousands of years into the future. Nature now rules the city in what resembles an apocalyptic movie.
Source: wikipedia.org
2. Mirny Diamond Mine - Eastern Siberia, Russia
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The world's second largest man-made hole, Mirny was constructed by Stalin to satisfy the Soviet Union's demand for industrial diamond. Further digging efforts were eventually abandoned when it became too difficult to continue digging this massive hole.
Source: atlasobscura.com
3. Farmhouse - Seneca Lake, New York
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This abandoned farmhouse in New York state also acts as a graveyard for many vintage cars which are now empty shells of their former selves.
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4. Ryugyong Hotel - Pyongyang, North Korea
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The Ryugyong Hotel is a true display of North Korea's madness. Work started on this 105 story hotel only a few years before a massive famine plagued the country. Abandoned for 16 years, work once again began in 2008, when it was coated in $150 million worth of glass. Foreign guests have reported that although the structure now looks complete on the outside, a lot of the interior is still abandoned and incomplete.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
5. Willard Asylum - Willard, New York
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Willard Asylum for the Chronic Insane was built in 1869 and closed in 1995. Housing 4000 patients at its peak, more than half of the 50,000 patients who called Willard Asylum their home died within its walls. This makes the asylums morgue (pictured above) one of the creepiest places we can imagine. By its closure, most patients were eventually integrated back into society, but in the early days "people didn't leave unless it was in a box."
Source: usatoday.com
6. Sanzhi UFO Houses - San Zhi, Taiwan
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These homes were intended to be sold to U.S. military officers when construction began in 1978. In 1980, work was halted due to loss of investment.
Source: wikipedia.org
7. Six Flags Jazzland - New Orleans, Louisiana
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Severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina, Six Flags Jazzland has been abandoned since. Several of the rides still stand, a testimony to the resilience of New Orleans. Several companies have plans to develop the park, but until then it will remain as the perfect setting for a horror movie.
Source: mnn.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_State_Penitentiary
අපි ගොඩක් දුරට දකින දේට වඩා දකින්නේ නැති දේ බොහෝයි. ඒ නිසයි ගොඩක් දුරට අපිට මේවා මග හැරෙන්නේ. අමුතු අද්භූත අමනුෂ්යයෝ බහුල ස්ථාන ලෙස මේවා හැදින්වුවත් ලස්සන හොරර් චිත්රපටි වල නම දෘශ්ය ප්රයෝග වලදී මේවා දකින්න පුළුවන්. පහතින් තියෙන්නේ ඒ වගේ දේවල් ටිකක්.
1. Pripyat, Ukraine
Source: Barry Mangham/Pixog
Source: boredpanda.com
Pripyat, a city of nearly 50,000, was totally abandoned after the nearby Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986. Due to radiation, it has been left untouched ever since the incident and will be for many thousands of years into the future. Nature now rules the city in what resembles an apocalyptic movie.
Source: wikipedia.org
2. Mirny Diamond Mine - Eastern Siberia, Russia
Source: imgur.com
The world's second largest man-made hole, Mirny was constructed by Stalin to satisfy the Soviet Union's demand for industrial diamond. Further digging efforts were eventually abandoned when it became too difficult to continue digging this massive hole.
Source: atlasobscura.com
3. Farmhouse - Seneca Lake, New York
Source: adwheelerphotography.com
Source: adwheelerphotography.com
This abandoned farmhouse in New York state also acts as a graveyard for many vintage cars which are now empty shells of their former selves.
Source: adwheelerphotography.com
4. Ryugyong Hotel - Pyongyang, North Korea
Source: wikipedia.org
The Ryugyong Hotel is a true display of North Korea's madness. Work started on this 105 story hotel only a few years before a massive famine plagued the country. Abandoned for 16 years, work once again began in 2008, when it was coated in $150 million worth of glass. Foreign guests have reported that although the structure now looks complete on the outside, a lot of the interior is still abandoned and incomplete.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
5. Willard Asylum - Willard, New York
Source: adwheelerphotography.com
Source: adwheelerphotography.com
Willard Asylum for the Chronic Insane was built in 1869 and closed in 1995. Housing 4000 patients at its peak, more than half of the 50,000 patients who called Willard Asylum their home died within its walls. This makes the asylums morgue (pictured above) one of the creepiest places we can imagine. By its closure, most patients were eventually integrated back into society, but in the early days "people didn't leave unless it was in a box."
Source: usatoday.com
6. Sanzhi UFO Houses - San Zhi, Taiwan
Source: picc.it
These homes were intended to be sold to U.S. military officers when construction began in 1978. In 1980, work was halted due to loss of investment.
Source: wikipedia.org
7. Six Flags Jazzland - New Orleans, Louisiana
Source: lovethesepics.com
Source: mnn.com
Severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina, Six Flags Jazzland has been abandoned since. Several of the rides still stand, a testimony to the resilience of New Orleans. Several companies have plans to develop the park, but until then it will remain as the perfect setting for a horror movie.
Source: mnn.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_State_Penitentiary
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