5 Strangest Places Were People Own House Will Shock You

We have heard a lot many times about many weird places that exist on earth. We are familiar with the places which are weird and yet life exists there. But today we are going to tell about the places which will shock how and will make you wonder how humans built their homes and are leading their lives.

# Roussanou Monastery, Greece

The Rosanu Monastery is present on the Khambhunuma steep hill in Thessaly area of ??Greece. It was rebuilt in 1545. It was made by two brothers Maximos and Loops. It has a living arrangement with churches, guest quarters, reception hall and display hall. It has been easy to get here since the construction of a wooden bridge in 1800. Rosanu Monastery has been the site of a small group of nuns since 1988.

# Hanging monastery, China

There are five dangerous mountains in China, one of which is Heng Mountain in Shanxi Province. These houses are also known as hanging monuments, which are swinging in the air on the edge of the mountains. The golden dragon passes through this river, which is why it is built at very high altitude of land so that it can not harm the flood. It is one of the favorite places of tourist.

# Setenil de las bodegas, Spain

Looking at these houses built in Andalusia province of Spain, it will be easy to believe that a person can find a place to live anywhere. There is a population of about 3,000 people in this city named Satinel de las Bodegas. It is not certain to see that the entire city of the entire settlement is inhabited under the mountains. This small town is located approximately 157 kilometers north of the Cadiz province.

# Al azra, Yemen

This is the city of walls, which is known as al-Hajrah, on the highest elevation on the Harah Mountains in Yemen. Its history is definitely very ancient. However, it is officially considered to be the 12th century. These multi-storey houses, which look like wall, have been remodeled from time to time.

# Cappadocia, Turkey

This beautiful place in Turkey's ancient Anatolia province will certainly be one of the oldest places of humanity. Seeing Kappadokiya, it shows that in what order human development has progressed. The 6th-century BC records here show that this is the oldest province in the Persian Empire. UNESCO has included it in world heritage.