 Transnistria – Celebrating Independence Day in Country That Doesn’t Exist, AgainTransnistria – beautifully expressionless women listening to 1980’s pop music being played through tinny mobile-phone speakers and intimidating mafia-esque men drinking leviathan quantities of alcohol. For some, the deepest crevices of post-Soviet Eastern Europe are the promised lands of tourism. → |
 Abandoned Frank Lloyd Wright – Tour of Shams Palace, IranMid-century-modern, brutal, designed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and completely abandoned… → |
 Mean Streets of Minsk – Street Photography on Belarus Independence DayMinsk is a surreal post-Soviet city where everyone lives inside a hellish collective nightmare and you can’t seem to awaken them. → |
 Guide to the Lost Paradise Hidden from Everyone – Dashtak, IranOnce upon a time, getting to this secretive Iranian village was really difficult. → |
 Inside a Nuclear Reactor – The OMFG Chernobyl TourThree days in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, walking on the core of a nuclear reactor, a picnic inside a remote church within the off-limits radioactive fallout area, AND NOTHING WENT WRONG. → |
 How to Easily Visit Seven Countries on Three Continents in Seven DaysReally, nobody needs to travel for two-thousand days just to have a good time. → |