Serjilla looks like a city that has been left not so long ago. That makes this dead
city the most special one of the cities I visited. I think most travel guides, like
for instance Lonely Planet, exaggerate the eerie atmosphere a little bit.
Perhaps the pouring rain and all the mud on the day I visited the city, made it
difficult for me to imagine the city being inhabited and maybe things are
different if you visit the site on a dry and sunny day.
Many buildings in what looks like the old city centre are still standing though in
a surprisingly well preserved state and you can walk through the old streets
. Most buildings in the outskirts of the city are badly damaged.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Serjilla looks like a city that has been left not so long ago. That makes this deadcity the most special one of the cities I visited. I think most travel guides, likefor instance Lonely Planet, exaggerate the eerie atmosphere a little bit.Perhaps the pouring rain and all the mud on…<\/p>\n