Break Into ‘unique’ Villages In The World

The village has no doors, the village of smuggling or there is no road ... did you know if there are villages like this in the world? Kungfu Village "Boss" has attracted the attention of people around the world because all the people living here are kungfu masters. The villagers of Ganxi Dong are one of the recognized minorities in China who are proud of their his lifestyle is separate from the world and keeps traditional customs

. All residents are very proficient in kungfu, and each pursues a different style of this traditional martial art. The wettest village in the world New York City in America has an average rainfall per The year is about 127cm, while the average rainfall in the village of Mawsynram, Meghalaya is about 1,186cm, and this makes Mawsynram the wettest village in the world. The people here have to adapt to an unpleasant climate all year round When working outdoors, they all wear homemade raincoats made of banana leaves and bamboo.



One of the unique things about this village is the bridges made of tree roots made by local people to replace the the old bridge is no longer safe. Centuries passed, the rubber-rooted bridges of the villagers of Mawsynram outlived the cement bridge as the root systems developed over time and became persistent. Due to being so poor and difficult, people living in Hokse village, Nepal have to sell their organs for better living conditions. For this reason, this village also has another name, "Kidney Village". Organ dealers always appear in Hokse village and surrounding areas to persuade the poor to agree to sell kidney. their health. The brokers would trick the Hokse villagers into thinking that after the surgery the kidneys will grow back or humans only need one kidney to live With such unbelievable arguments, they easily tricked Geetha, a mother of four, to sell a kidney to them for $ 2,000.



She used the money to buy a house, but it was destroyed after the devastating earthquake rocked Nepal this year, and sometimes, organ dealers don't need to consult the locals. They directly kidnap and force the victim to perform organ donation operations. They didn't even know that they had lost a kidney. Some are so cruel that they took all of the victims' kidneys. The kidneys, after being harvested, will be sold at a price 6 times higher than what they pay the local people. Although it is illegal, it is estimated that there are about 10,000 black markets for the organ trade and 7,000 kidneys are sold each. Year in Nepal. Home Made Artificial Sun Viganella is a small village located at the bottom of a deep valley in northern Italy 130km from Milan.



Due to the terrain surrounded by steep cliffs, Viganella could hardly get the sun during 3 winter months. For centuries, villagers had no idea what to do but accept to live in difficult conditions but recently, a local engineer came up with the idea of making artificial suns by mounting giant glass. placed on the mountain slope opposite the village. The glass panel covers an area of 40 square meters with a width of 8 meters and a height of 5 meters, placed at an altitude of 870 meters above the village. This glass is controlled by computer software to get the right tilt and direction, to catch the sun and reflect them down every corner of the village of Viganella. Houses, houses, schools, banks, even public toilets in Shani Shingnapur village, India, have no doors. The public toilets are only covered by a small curtain near the doors to ensure privacy and at the request of the women here.Money or valuables are often put in villagers barrel and lock.



Because there is no door, every time they go to someone's house, guests do not know how to announce their presence or knock on the door. So, the solution came up in front of the house and said loudly to the landlord. A village where everyone has lost their memory There is a community living near Amsterdam called the village of dementia (Dementia Village). The 152 residents living here all suffer from Alzheimer's disease and memory problems. But not so that the village is designed differently, it also has squares, movie theaters, parks and post offices. Residents can go shopping, dining or walking freely but all Every motion is carefully monitored by the cameras to make sure they don't hurt themselves. The only special feature is that the village has only one door to access and this is their way to keep order and security. The whole green village Over a hundred years ago, the houses in Júzcar village, near Malaga, belonged to Andalucía, Spain has nothing special, and the number of tourists coming here is also low.

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