🧡Coober Pedy Adelaide south australia

Coober Pedy 🧡 For the world traveler who doesn't crave civilization (in the sense of civilization), Coober Pedy, the land of kangaroos and koalas is charming enough to be a must-visit destination. This small town is interesting because it has a desert climate, a semi-desert landscape and most of its people live 'under' the parched land. Generations have chosen to live here in the hope of digging up the treasures beneath the ground. That hope is what drives tomorrow to continue. The scenery here is more exotic than any other city in the world. It is a rough, raw beauty that is not perfect. Sometimes it feels like we are walking in the middle of a battlefield in the Middle East, with no shadow of a person and those hills feel like bunkers in a battlefield. As we walk around the town without being careful, we are really being shot. The things we encounter are like bullets that hit the target and hit our hearts without warning. 🧡🧡 🧡This underground city is the Outback or ‘sparsely populated remote land’. Australia has a desert landscape of 18 percent of its total area. Newcomers turned their backs on the desert and headed for the coastal lands to build new cities. But these desert lands are sacred and cherished by the Aboriginal people, who have lived there for tens of thousands of years without thinking of abandoning it. 🧡🧡Looking at the coordinates of Coober Pedy, you will understand the meaning of the Outback more. The main city closest to Coober Pedy is Alice Springs, which is 688 km north. The next closest city is Adelaide, which is 845 km south. This means that Coober Pedy is in the middle of a barren and empty space between two major cities, the so-called ‘out of nowhere’ with a population of less than three thousand people. What attracted them to settle here for decades? Why did they choose to live underground? There is no better way to find out than to travel. #TravelAbroad #Sleep and chill in a beautiful place 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡