ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月27日 04時36分

Photo by @tamaramerino_photography / Nerea's white dress hangs in the corridor of the cave where she lives in Guadix, a region in southern Spain containing around 2,000 caves—used as homes for generations—spread over an area of 200 hectares (500 acres). Most are occupied, with about 4,500 citizens. The rocky formations first served as a sanctuary from wild storms and predatory animals. Later, they offered protection from religious and racial persecution. Now the structures are home to quietly proud communities who have eschewed modern life for the peaceful solitude of the mountains. This photo is part of my series Underland, which documents communities living underground or in caves around the world. And each of the communities I’ve documented—from Australia and Spain to the United States—have their own socio-cultural, environmental, economic, or religious reason for living underground. Follow me on @tamaramerino_photography for more photos from Underland. #caves #undergroundhouse #underland

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