Abandoned towns are places where people once lived but have since left, often due to economic decline, natural disasters, or changes in industry. These towns can be found all over the world, with some becoming ghost towns, where buildings and homes remain but are no longer inhabited. Examples include Bodie in California and Pripyat in Ukraine, which was evacuated after the Chernobyl disaster. Many abandoned towns attract visitors and urban explorers who are curious about their history. They often feature remnants of past life, such as old houses, schools, and shops. These sites can serve as reminders of the past and offer insights into the reasons behind their decline.