One of the things that fascinate me the most is what happens to a once-thriving location when it is abandoned and nature is allowed to take its course
The more I looked into these magical and enigmatic abandoned monstrosities, the more I felt at ease and connected to nature; this is a beautiful illustration of the earth’s recycling ability.
Hundreds of abandoned cities and structures are said to exist across the world, all of which are extremely calm and blend in with nature.
I’ve spent the last three days photographing the world’s top 40 most unusual abandoned locations.
#1 House of Sand, Kolmanskop, Namibia
Kolmanskop is a ghost town in the Namib region of southern Namibia, 10 kilometers inland from Lüderitz, according to Wikipedia. It was named after Johnny Coleman, a transport driver who during a sandstorm abandoned his ox cart on a small hill outside the settlement. I’m sure Johnny struggled with cleaning his home.
2 In an abandoned home, there was an IBM 3278
3 In a deteriorating Kazakhstan warehouse, an abandoned spacecraft was discovered
4 Room at an old hotel
This deserted hotel room may be ideal for your honeymoon
5 The Dr. Seuss House, which has been abandoned
6 A jetty that has been abandoned
7 Nature has invaded an abandoned fishing town in China
8 The cable on which this ocean liner was being hauled snapped during a storm in 1993. Because
the crew was unable to reconnect the wire, they had to be rescued. It sank to the bottom of the ocean and washed up
9 In Redmond, Washington, there is an abandoned treehouse. Steve Rondel’s three children all grew up before he
10 Villa on Switzerland’s Lago Maggiore
