Every year, a full-scale city rises from the dust in the Nevada desert — and disappears without a trace

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Every year, a full-scale city rises from the dust in the Nevada desert — and disappears without a trace. This is Black Rock City, the temporary home of the Burning Man Festival, where over 70,000 people gather to celebrate art, self-expression, and radical community. Designed in a perfect semicircle, this pop-up metropolis features roads, camps, artworks, and even emergency services — all gone after just one week.

Burning Man isn’t just a festival — it’s a social experiment in impermanence and creativity. The city’s circular design isn’t accidental; it maximizes walkability, encourages communal interaction, and reflects the symbolic heart of the event: the massive wooden effigy burned at the center. No money, no sponsors — just people building a city from nothing and leaving no trace behind.

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