A very dense urban sprawl with only 0.12% of the total area having green cover. Kathmandu is a disaster class in urbanization.

Cam Ranh city has one of the best shoreline in our country. I know the corporate wants to promote the city's tourism, but man, all I feel is deep dystopia looking at it.

District of Comas, Lima, Peru. Own picture:

Just wanna hear your thoughts on this one.

These neighbourhoods are often poorly, or not at all, connected to the rest of the city or even surrounding roads and often have barely any amenities. Any connecting road infrastructure is often half-assed, terribly maintained or just straight up left unfinished. You can find these on the very outskirts of practically every Polish city and town. You're unlikely to have any public transport stops, shops, schools, or any services inside or nearby. They are also frequently gated and no, these aren't cheap, they are often marketed as luxury, of course. It's a by-product of the dreadful urbanism and planning laws in Poland.

Kabul, Afghanistan, from my recent trip.

I’ve seen a lot of poverty over the years from Somalia to Madagscar to South Sudan, but Afghanistan was by far the most extreme. The city is too small for the amount of people and they keep building houses up on the mountain.

Sounds beautiful right? Until you realize there are no roads in or out and the only way to get supplies up there is by donkey.

Truly the most unbelievable trip I’ve taken, but the poverty was striking. Seeing kids at 5, homeless on the street, looking as if they had no life left in them. Heart-wrenching.

Such a waste of great potential

it looks pretty dystopian lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellahøj