Gharyan's unique underground houses were hewn into the mountainside centuries ago and many lay abandoned, but residents of the northwestern Libyan town are hoping tourism can help restore their heritage
2022/04/18/in-libya-the-troglodytes-of-gharyan-want-to-come-out-of-the-shadows
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