Around the world there are many cities that look like yours, either larger or smaller. These are the places where people live and are given many economic activities in different countries. However, there are also strange cities not seem real even for their own country.
7. Manshiyat Naser - The city of trash
This Egyptian city bases its economy on an activity: process the garbage of the 10 million inhabitants of Cairo. No running water or electricity, and animals run free among the huge piles of garbage. Each family, who incidentally lives in extreme poverty, processed, a type of waste, whether plastic, metal or other objects.
6. Thames Town - The city abandoned.
It is curious that an overpo[CENSORED]ted country like China has so many ghost towns, but Thames Town is one of them. This particular town was completed in 2006 and was built with a similar aesthetic England. So far it is completely empty and only go newlyweds to take pictures in the English countryside.
5. Zarechny - A closed city
During World War II, the USSR closed several cities munitions factories and nuclear research. They were erased from the map and no one could get to them. After the war culminated opened, but some remained closed. Zarechny is one of them, still remains locked to outsiders because of his experiments with nuclear energy.
4. Chess City - The city of chess
Kalmykia, a republic of Russia, chess is a city built by the president of the place: Kirsan Ilyumzhinov. The city has a dome in the center and several houses around. Ilyumzhinov was president from 1993-2010, transmitting their beliefs about aliens. The people of Kalmykia are very poor, but according to the former president a ship coming to save them.
3. Noiva Do Cordeiro - Woman only
This Brazilian city is composed mostly of women, and only a few have husbands who work in Belo Horizonte, spending weekends with them. We live entirely on the plantations that carry forward and say that men can live there must first follow their rules.
2. Najaf - The cemetery city
In this city of Iraq is Wadi Al Salam, the world's largest cemetery. Measure twice the Central Park of New York and is buried about 5 million people. With the recent explosion of armed clashes, 200 bodies arrive each day. Burying the family is expensive, so many people steal spaces or leave several bodies together.
1. Auroville - The utopian city
This Indian city does not use the money and not private property. Nor has a leader or authority, so that lives by its own rules. Many tourists come every year to see the place and the main building, the Matrimandir, golden dome does not evoke any religion.
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