Some of the cities that make people live in will be afraid, do you want to experience it?
With the development of the times, more and more places are well known. Today we will take a look at some of the cities that people will be afraid to live in. Some of these cities are built on cliffs, while others are built near active volcanic craters.
Spain: Houses suspended from cliffs
The first to appear was in the hanging house from Cuenca, Spain. The place is close to the Hoyka River Gorge, so the terrain is steep and almost always cliffy. And these houses are officially built on these cliffs. As you can see, the house they built has almost reached the very edge of the cliff, which can be said to be parallel to the cliff.
Cuenca, Spain
Those who live on it can experience the feeling of standing on the edge of the cliff by just walking to the balcony and looking down. If you think that's the limit, you're dead wrong.
The local residents simply reached a frenzied use of space, directly extending the house from the edge of the cliff and borrowing "five hundred square meters" from the sky. I would like to ask, can these people really sleep at night when they live in it? Not afraid of a sudden collapse? Is it your word, do you dare to live?
A city built on the edge of the world's largest and most active volcano
The location of the next city is equally dangerous. He is near Hawaii's Mount Mona Loa. This volcano produces far more lava than any other active volcano in Hawaii. At the same time, Mauna Loa volcano is also the most active and active volcano in the world.
Hilo, Hawaii
Located near this big volcano, the city is naturally affected. Magma from The Monaroya Volcano flowed into the city twice in 1985. But the locals were not at all worried, believing that the magma left over from the fire was not flowing fast enough, and that they would have run away long ago when it reached the city. But what if the volcano suddenly had a big eruption? Aren't these people.....
Italy: Houses built on hillsides, landslides are unprepared
The Italian village of Krakow, a city built on a hill. Now it has become a ghost town. As you can see, a mountain is almost full of houses, and the mountain often has landslides, so that the people who lived here in the first place have to move out. The people here are still relatively sober, unlike the people in the first two places, who are not afraid at all.
Krakow village
Naples City: The lava to the city takes only 6 minutes, while our retreat takes three days
Mount Vesuvius, currently the only active volcano on the European continent, was also built near the city of Naples. If Mount Vesuvius erupts magma, it will take only six minutes to reach the city.
Naples City
Evacuation from the city to safety takes three days. But the city's residents don't know whether they think the volcano will never erupt or because they don't care, they never want to move out of the city.
Venice, the city on the water: a city that sinks every year
You won't find it dangerous in the next city, and you might even want to take a tour. The city is venice, the city on the water. Many people should have seen the scene of Venice flooding the city, but no one has ever found it dangerous, but will find it fun. But behind the good is often the danger.
Venice
As you can see, Venice spent most of its time soaked in seawater, which slowly made the foundations of the city's houses slowly become more and more unstable over time. It is understood that as sea levels rise, the city of Venice sinks two to three millimeters a year. If there is a huge flood, it is definitely a dangerous thing to be in Venice.
Spain: A city on a cliff
On a narrow basalt rock in Catalonia, Spain, house after house stands. The houses are sixty meters high from the ground beneath the cliffs. Today, it is still inhabited by a large number of residents, and countless tourists come here every year to experience the feeling of being on the cliff.
A cliff village in Catalonia, Spain
I have to say that foreigners are really bold, and this kind of place gives me ten guts and I dare not settle here.
Valle de France: Go to the toilet on a 100-meter cliff
There is also a small town in a valley in France. Some of these houses are built on the edge of cliffs, and some are built under valleys. Looking at it this way, you may think that the scenery is beautiful and it is a cozy little city. But if you see their toilets you won't think so.
The village of Provence, France
See these dangling rooms, this is their toilet. There was no toilet, no squat pit, only a hollowed-out plank. There is a poem that is very suitable for the scene, flying down three thousand feet. Don't bow your head when you go to the toilet here, otherwise I'm afraid you'll have weak feet.
Place to go to the toilet
City of New Orleans: A city lower than sea level, sinking five centimeters a year
Located in the U.S. state of Louisiana, there is a city below sea level. The name of the city is also interesting, called New Orleans. Nor do I know what his relationship is with Orleans grilled wings.
New Orleans
Because the city is below sea level, it is often eroded by seawater. If there is a typhoon, 50% of the city may be completely soaked by the sea. And it, like Venice, is facing a sinking crisis. It sinks about five centimeters a year, and experts speculate that by 2100 it will be 4-5 meters below sea level.
China: Yanjin
The last city on the list is our China Yanjin. Shiozu was also built in a valley, with one house after another along the banks of the river. I was surprised when I first saw Shiozu's introduction, but I didn't feel scared at all, but I wanted to experience it very much.
Shiozu