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“$58 Billion Ghost City”: 50 Shocking ‘Urban Hell’ Photos That Expose The Price Of Modern Life (New Pics)
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Cleaning Up A Canal In Dhaka, Bangladesh
Ramchandra canal in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, which has been cleaned up and restored in 72 hours as part of ongoing efforts to clean up revitalise Bangladeshi canals. Led by NGOs with sponsorship from a bank and support from the government and the city corporation. Hopefully we can keep it this way!
Spotted In Barcelona
Boston Before And After The Highway Was Moved Underground In 2003
Reflection Of Inequalities
Urban Hell Reversal
Beijing’s Liangma River went from a dry, cracked canal in the late ’90s to a green, thriving part of the city by 2025. Clean water, tree-lined walkways, and modern buildings from city planning.
Rich vs. Poor In Buenos Aires, Argentina
South Korea's Capital Looks Like It Has No Seoul
My View From My Hotel In Manila, Philippines
Western World's E-Waste In Ghana
North Korean Government-Built Countryside Homes
Rows upon endless rows of identical bland and monotonous, perfectly symmetrical houses in a newly opened countryside residential complex in North Korea.
Cages In Chongqing, China
A Stunning Example Of Cable Management Spotted In Bangladesh
Nad Al Sheba Neighborhood In Dubai, UAE
Haiti - 10 Years After Earthquake. Photo By Paolo Woods
Hong Kong In 1964 And Now
Amsterdam, Nl 🇳🇱
Dubai Partition Room For Rent $1,000 Month
Delhi
New Delhi Cows
Kathmandu Is The Most Polluted City In The World Right Now According To AQI
Modernizing City Blocks In Austria (2019 And 2023)
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Apartment Buildings In Chongqing, China
They Replaced A Masterpiece With A Spreadsheet
World’s Biggest Tire Graveyard In Kuwait
Novi Beograd
Kolkata, India
Inequality In Manila
Tyumen, Russia. It Looks Like A Montage, But It Isn't
Taj Mahal, India
Egypt’s New Administrative Capital – A $58 Billion Ghost City
Planned as a solution to Cairo’s congestion, the NAC aims to house government buildings, embassies, and millions of residents. The trip itself was an experience—an hour-long Uber ride from Cairo, passing through three security checkpoints before entering. Security presence was unmistakable: police, military patrols, and constant surveillance. Yet, aside from them and a few gardeners, the city felt almost deserted.
However, despite its scale, the NAC raises concerns about affordability, social impact, and whether it will truly alleviate Cairo’s urban pressures or remain a prestige project benefiting a select few.
Urbanist and architect Yasser Elsheshtawy captures this sentiment well.
Manaus, Brazil
Malé, Capital Of The Maldives
China's 50 Lane Traffic, G4 Expressway
Alexandria, Egypt
The American Dream
Aerial View Of São Paulo, The Most Populous City In The Americas With 22 Million Inhabitants
Jakarta Traffic 🇮🇩
Really .. What Were They Thinking?
A Graffiti Piece Across 50 Buildings In Cairo, By El Seed
Shenzhen, 1980-2025
A New Costco Opened This Week. Everything Is Car Parking
Japan (It's Very Hard To Find Trash Cans There)
Mole People In The Philippines
Makati is the financial district of the Philippines. Recently someone saw a person coming out of a very narrow ditch. Another person chimed in with their own sightings.
We don't know yet why people are there, how many people are there, and where this narrow canal leads to. According to the post, it's possible that the narrow canal leads to wider canals.
Now, authorities are patching the openings and closing the ditch entrances.
I knew of documentaries of people living in waterways but this ditch is very narrow.
A Crumbling Shopping Alley In Gifu, Japan
Egypt Is Demolishing Parts Of Cairo’s 1,200-Year-Old Al-Qarafa Cemetery—one Of The World’s Oldest Continuously Used Necropolises—to Make Way For Roads And Modern Infrastructure
Vancouver, Canada
Leicester England, 1950s
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