article_snippet.sent: Looking like a giant honeycomb a giant honeycomb was founded in the early 12th century, but remained a hidden treasure until the 1800s when Alexander Cosmo de Koros visited the place, and stayed there for a year.
article_snippet.sent: Visitors can visit the surreal settlement and the 96 residents who thrive on running small businesses on small businesses greatest resource; sand.
article_snippet.sent: The series of fascinating clay chambers consists of houses, granaries, altars, sanctuaries and, or communal meeting-places, which look perfect for exploring.
article_snippet.sent: Visitors can trek through the hills and buy colourful trinkets from the tribes people, who accompany colourful trinkets on the walk to help.
article_snippet.sent: There is even an underground chapel (left) and houses that come with lounges, (right) kitchens and dining rooms .
article_snippet.sent: It is, in fact, a town concealed underground in dugouts which were built to withstand the blazing daytime heat.
article_snippet.sent: Visitors can explore the Saint Christophe chapel, the Huguenote church, the remains of its feudal castle and enjoy the local fair occurring in the last Sunday in June.
article_snippet.sent: If you are feeling adventurous, guests can camp at the hidden village all year round.
article_snippet.sent: Millions travel to witness the spectacular Grand Canyon every year, but few know that this Arizona landscape is home to a secret tribe, hidden away in this Arizona landscape depths.
article_snippet.sent: Visitors can reach the mysterious tribe on foot or by helicopter or mule, and experience life in the village of Supai, which has a cafe, general stores, a lodge, post office, school, LDS chapel, and a small Christian church.