Transnistria – Celebrating Independence Day in the Country That Doesn’t Exist

For some, the deepest crevices of post-Soviet Eastern Europe are the promised lands of tourism.

Mean Streets of Minsk – Street Photography on Belarus Independence Day

Minsk is a surreal post-Soviet city where everyone lives inside a hellish collective nightmare and you can't seem to awaken them.

Inside a Nuclear Reactor – The OMFG Chernobyl Tour

Three 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.

Sorry, But This is What Iran is Really Like

Touring through Iran is not like visiting Disneyland, but it's definitely safer.

Inside a Soviet-era Underground Nuclear Missile Base – Seriously, We’re All Going to Die

  BTW, I would love to send you the next dispatch, posted from some-where random around this planet (and you'll soon find out why YOMADIC email followers are my favourite followers): HP

Minsk, Belarus – A Place For Strange Erotic Journeys

Strangely, Minsk remains unchartered and unknown to most tourists – despite Belarus officially being awarded “Drunkest Country in the World”…