Why Residents In This Town Live Underground
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Australia might be known for the coastal charm of its major cities and small surf towns, but Coober Pedy decidedly bucks that trend. | Together with Babbel |
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| At first glance, this town — nestled in the sun-scorched expanse of the South Australian Outback — isn't even entirely visible, giving new meaning to the term "hidden gem." That's because in Coober Pedy, the houses are built underground, carved into the soft sandstone that seems to stretch as far as the dry desert landscape. Dive into the fascinating history behind this subterranean marvel that's known as the "Opal Capital of the World." |
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