Inside Coober Pedy: The Australian desert town where thousands escaped 50°C heat by building an entire underground world beneath the Earth
- PC: BBCFar beyond the green edges of Australia’s coastal cities, a strange landscape appears in the middle of the outback.
- Low hills of pale earth rise from the red desert, scattered across the horizon like unfinished sculptures.
- They are not ancient ruins or natural formations, but traces of a town built around one of Australia’s most unusual industries.
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- PC: BBCFar beyond the green edges of Australia’s coastal cities, a strange landscape appears in the middle of the outback.
- Low hills of pale earth rise from the red desert, scattered across the horizon like unfinished sculptures.
- They are not ancient ruins or natural formations, but traces of a town built around one of Australia’s most unusual industries.
Sources: Times of India