下载 "(Remastered) 阿布哈兹的鬼城 Road to Akarmara"

You may sponsor the creation of new videos via: https://boosty.to/ninurta , 这是阿布哈兹东部风景如画的奥尔德斯加河谷，该州位于黑海和高加索山脉之间，未被世界上大多数国家认可。现代阿布哈兹共和国的历史始于1991年苏联解体和1992-1993年格鲁吉亚-阿布哈兹战争，因此阿布哈兹宣布其脱离格鲁吉亚独立。战斗地区之一是阿布哈兹东部的工业城市Tkwarchal（Tkvarcheli）。 Tkvarcheli的三个郊区-阿卡玛拉（Akarmara），扬图卡（Jantukha）和波利亚纳（Polyana）位于东部10–12公里，位于阿尔尔德斯加河（Aaldzga 河）的上游。这些定居点通过公路和铁路与特克瓦尔切利相连。如今，这条废弃的废弃铁路已成为放牧牲畜的便捷之地。阿卡玛拉（Akarmara）是一个专门从事煤矿开采的采矿小镇。该镇的建设始于斯大林时代。它由十几栋五层高的住宅楼组成，所有基础设施都包括酒店，学校，医院，餐厅，文化宫，电影院，寄宿房和市场。第二次世界大战后，德国战俘以斯大林主义激进主义风格建造了一些建筑物。在格鲁吉亚和阿布哈兹战争期间，特克瓦尔切利及其郊区在格鲁吉亚军队的围困下幸存了一年。格鲁吉亚未能收复其控制下的阿布哈兹，战争于1993年结束。占阿布哈兹500,000人口一半的大多数格鲁吉亚人离开了该国。与前苏联的其他州一样，在90年代，阿布哈兹经历了灾难性的工业衰退。 Akarmara，Jantukha和Polyana附近的8个煤矿全部关闭。 （尽管如此，在1600m的高度仍在进行露天煤矿开采）由于所有这些因素，阿卡玛拉几乎被废弃了。一些建筑物长满了，最近被废弃了。也有可居住的五层建筑。如今，阿卡玛拉（Akarmara）居住着几十个人，其中一个路边摊位也是新闻共享的地方。当地居民从事养牛和养蜂。最近，阿卡玛拉（Akarmara）已成为游客和后启示录爱好者的理想之地。 This is a picturesque valley of the Aaldzga River in the eastern part of Abkhazia - a state located between the Black Sea and the Caucasus Mountains and not recognized by most countries of the world. The history of the modern republic of Abkhazia begins with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the Georgian-Abkhaz war of 1992-1993, as a result of which Abkhazia proclaimed its independence from Georgia. One of the combat areas was Tkwarchal (Tkvarcheli) - an industrial city in the east of Abkhazia. Three suburbs of Tkvarcheli - Akarmara, Jantukha and Polyana are located 10–12 km to the east, upstream of the Aaldzga River. These settlements were connected with Tkvarcheli by road and railway. Nowadays this dismantled and abandoned railway is a convenient place for grazing livestock. Akarmara was a mining town specializing in coal mining. The construction of the town was started in the Stalin's era. It consisted of a dozen five-storey residential buildings with all required infrastructure - there were hotel, school, hospital, restaurant, palace of culture, cinema, boarding house and market. Some buildings were constructed by German prisoners after the World War II in the Stalinist Сlassicism style. During the Georgian-Abkhaz war, the Tkvarcheli with its suburbs survived a one-year siege by Georgian forces. Georgia failed to regain Abkhazia under its control and in 1993 the war ended. Most Georgians, who made up half of the 500,000 population of Abkhazia, left the country. As well as other states of the former Soviet Union, in the 90-s Abkhazia experienced a catastrophic industrial decline. All of the 8 coal mines in the vicinity of Akarmara, Jantukha and Polyana were closed. (nevertheless, surface coal mining is still ongoing at an altitude of 1600m) Due to all these factors, Akarmara was almost abandoned. Some buildings became overgrown, others are abandoned recently. There are also habitable five-story buildings. Nowadays, several dozen people live in Akarmara and there is one road stall, which also serves as a place for news sharing. Local residents are engaged in cattle breeding and beekeeping. Recently, Akarmara has become an attractive place for tourists and fans of post-apocalypse. music - Robert Rich - The Night Sky Replies, Robert Rich - Erasing Traces, Robert Rich & Alio Die - Turning To Stone camera - panasonic gh2, lenses - panasonic 14-42 mm f/3.5-5.6 II, panasonic 45-150 mm f/4-5.6, stabilizer - flycam junior, june 2016, remastered with topaz video enhance, topaz video ai, 2023