The unique villages in the world

Come visit interesting villages around the world, they will definitely make you want to "run away" there immediately.

Strange villages in the world

1. The village of people "drinking poison does not die"

San Antonio village's water source is affected by heavy arsenic, but people drink it back okay.

The village of San Antonio in Argentina is where all the people drink arsenic-contaminated water and remain healthy. According to the results of a study, San Antonio villagers drank 20 times more arsenic than allowed in humans. Having this ability is due to the fact that residents in the area have experienced some natural transformation in their genetics, which helps them gain better arsenic resistance.

2. Sleepy village

Due to the impact of the quarry containing radioactive substances, the people in the village are infected with strange diseases.

All residents of a village in Kazakhstan suffer from a strange disease, which is always sleepy even during the day. When they wake up, they also have symptoms of nausea, headache, and memory loss. Many people believe that an old quarry containing nearby radioactive materials may have caused this situation.

3. The wettest village in the world

This village is always wet with a record of world rainfall.

An Indian village called Mawsynram is named "the world's wettest village" with an average annual rainfall of 11,871mm. This rainfall can flood the pillow of the world's largest statue, the 30-meter-high statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

4. The village has no doors

Perhaps this village has such good security that there is no need to build doors.

In Shani Shingnapur village , India, all houses, banks, schools . have no doors. Even the public toilets can only cover a cloth in the place where the entrance is. Money and important things were brought into the box and locked, and visitors to the house had to speak loudly to the house owner to welcome them.

5. The "whole" green village

"Smurf Village" with eye-catching houses and streets.

The village of Juzcar , Spain was originally built in white and nothing special, until Sony offered to repaint the entire village into blue to serve the movie Smurf. The village has become outstanding and attracted more visitors. Therefore, the villagers decided to keep the lucky green.

6. The dwarf's village

Villagers are the smallest in the world.

YangSi Village is located in the southwest of Sichuan Province, China has up to 40% of people own extremely modest height compared to ordinary people. 36/80 residents are all small, with the highest one only about 1 meter and the lowest one only slightly more than half a meter. Many people believe that the high amount of mercury in the soil has caused this situation.

7. The village has no way

The canal is both a "path" and brings a poetic beauty to the village.

The village of Giethoorn , Netherlands is dubbed the Venice of the Netherlands with a fresh climate, beautiful landscapes and especially without any roads in the village. People walk through the canal with small boats or walk through many wooden bridges around the town, and the right car is outside the village.

8. The " giant " village in the desert

Green oasis in the vast desert.

Huacachina in Peru's South American country is a good oasis of trees among the most arid desert on the planet. There are green palm trees surrounding a cool freshwater lake, which surrounds the oasis of trees and fruit trees, reducing the heat from the desert. People here have a prosperous life by exploiting excellent natural resources for tourism.

9. The village lies in the crater

Isolated village on top of a long-gone volcano.

A small village in Japan, isolated in the Izu Islands has residents living in the mouth of a volcano that has been extinguished since 1875. The only way for tourists to reach Aogashima is by ferry or lift up. However, the island is often less tourists because it is often covered by dense fog, it is difficult for aircraft to approach the island

10. The hamster village

The roofs avoid heat like a giant mole rat.

The houses of the villagers of Coober Pedy in the north of South Australia will make many people think of these huge dunes that were extruded from the mole-rat cave. In fact, it is the most effective way against the burning heat like burning the sun to this land.