Kiev & Chernobyl

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July 6th 2010

Published: July 6th 2010

Welcome to the Ukraine, say goodbye to the EU, the Latin alphabet and any chance of finding locals who speak English. It’s a bit of a culture-shock coming straight from Krakow but I guess that’s what travelling is all about! The country used to have the same complex visa procedure as other former Soviet states. When it hosted the Eurovision a few years ago visa requirements were temporarily d... Read Full Entry

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7th July 2010

Ger
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Great Blog
Bet you miss the Roman ruins. The Cat fish look wierd

6th September 2010

ukrainian
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english
I am from Kiev and I can tell you that you should just try to ask people in english. Many actually do speak english, especially the younger ones. People used to learn english in soviet schools ;P.

12th October 2010

kiev-visiter
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Chornobyl tours
We can provide you with tours to Chernobyl, the tours are recommended by Travel Channel TV and Lonely Planet guide books. Our tour Comp. is working with YUTA Ukrainian Youth Tourist Association and The Ukrainian Ministry of Tourism. We have all legal documents to do this tours in a safe and correct way. To see details visit http://www.hostelukraine.com/en/tours/chernobyl-tour235.html

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