Washington- As soon as the United States comes to the country, everyone's mind is exposed to high-rise buildings, trains, fashionable people. But did you know that there is a village in America that is very underdeveloped? At the same time, it came to light that the village was situated at a depth of 3,000 feet, not above the ground.
Supai village in a deep gorge near the Canyon: A valley called Grand Canyon is very popular in the US. About 5.5 million people visit Arizona every year. Near this is a village in a deep gorge near Havasu Canyon. The name of the village is Supai, but it is also very famous as an underground village when it is deep. The village, of about 208 people, was inhabited by American natives. Even in today's modern age, this village is completely backward.
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Let us tell you that the villagers are very backward. In such a situation, these people live in a different world. The villagers have also seen their own customs. There is no train to travel in this village. One had to walk on foot or on a mule to reach or walk to the village. With which 1-2 aeroplanes come here which connect this village to a nearby highway. In fact, there is no sure way to connect the village to the city. Horses, mules or aeroplanes are used to travel to the city. Even though the village is far from urban amenities. But there are post offices, cafes, 2 churches, lodges, primary schools and grocery shops. The villagers use the Havasupai language. They also cultivate bean pods and corn. People go to weaver cities to sell slit baskets for employment.
Where it is found that Supai village is so backward that it takes a long time to deliver letters. In fact, this work also has to be done on mules or horses. There is no facility for phone, email, fax in the village. It is very surprising to have such a backward village in a country like America. In addition, one has to leave the middle of the bushes to go to the village. In the middle of which there are many bays like mazes.
Every year thousands of people go to see the village. But the speciality of this village is to seek permission from the Tribal Council of Havasupai before going here. In addition, in the village also, you can follow their rules.
Amit Shah sends his greetings to Gujaratis on the occasion of the Gujarati New Year
