‘Urban exploration excites us because it offers a sense of adventure and discovery. The allure of exploring abandoned buildings, forgotten tunnels, and hidden places in the city taps into our curiosity about the unknown and our desire to uncover secrets. It provides an opportunity to experience a different side of urban environments, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. However, urban exploration also frightens us because it involves entering unfamiliar and potentially dangerous spaces. The risks of encountering hazardous conditions, such as structural instability, environmental hazards, or encounters with squatters or wildlife, evoke feelings of fear and apprehension. Additionally, the fear of getting lost or encountering legal consequences adds to the sense of unease associated with urban exploration. Despite these fears, the thrill of exploration often outweighs the risks for those drawn to this activity…’