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Category: Urban Exploration
Urban exploration, often abbreviated as Urbex, refers to the act of exploring abandoned, forgotten, or hidden man-made structures and locations within urban environments. This can include places such as old buildings, factories, bridges, and tunnels that are typically off-limits or not easily accessible to the general public. Urban explorers often seek to document their findings through photography or videography, capturing the beauty and decay of these structures. The practice is driven by a curiosity about urban history, architecture, and the stories behind these sites. While urban exploration can be a way to appreciate the cultural heritage of cities, it often involves legal and safety risks, as many explored sites may be unsafe or owned by private entities. Enthusiasts often abide by certain ethical guidelines, such as not vandalizing or stealing from locations they explore and respecting the law.