
In the caverns deep in the mountain in Anshun of southwest China's Guizhou Province, live nearly a hundred villagers. People of the Tajing village, all from the Miao minority group, have lived there for centuries.
Central cave, the largest cave in the area, is 230 metres long, 115 metres wide and 50 metres high. The cave-dwellers drink the water that drips from the stone, and make a living by growing grain on the hillside near the cave. They have developed into a whole tribal community with houses made of bamboo, barns, and even a primary school in the cavern.
In fact, they are not isolated from the outside. They have televisions and the caves have telecommunication signals.
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Link & Image: ChinaDaily
Tags: Cave | Village
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