9 modern communities throughout the world who live under the ground

The vast majority of people prefer to live within society. And very few people come to mind that under the streets of big cities, there are entire communities that are extreme lifestyle. In our review of the ten most famous underground communities.

1. Bucharest, Romania

Invited to Bucharest underground describe it as a parallel universe, where roam the abandoned children and teenagers use drugs, which is full of hand-picked on the street dogs and cats, where there is the slightest problem with the electricity, the light floods the corridors around the clock, where the booming club music stereos, and under the feet of artificial grass. Citizens of Bucharest not only know what's going on downstairs, but many even praised Bruce Lee.

After the ban on contraception and abortion in 1966, the orphans and the tramp filled the streets of the city. Bruce Lee not only picked up these children on the streets, he provided refuge for those who otherwise would be frozen in winter, or was the victim of a maniac. Bruce even pays protection money to a local gang to ensure the safety of his children.

2. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

3. Kazan, Russia

The bunker was the brainchild of 83-year-old cult leader Faizrakhman Satarov. Allegedly in the mid 1960-ies, noticing the spark of trolley cable, Satarov interpreted them as divine intervention. It declared itself an Islamic prophet and built a bunker in the religious school. After the discovery of an underground sect Satarov refused to leave their underground Islamic state, but in the end, the bunker was destroyed, and the children were provided with medical assistance and proper care.

4. Yan'an, China

5. Paris, France

In the first tunnel, the police found a video camera recording all incoming and automatically activated recording barking of dogs, which was supposed to deter accidentally trapped in the tunnel people. The tunnel led to the 18-meter cave that was equipped with a cinema screen, seats carved out of rock, projection equipment and a collection of diverse films. In a smaller cave, located nearby, was a restaurant and bar, fully equipped with furniture. When the police returned a few days to explore the source of electricity, it was found that the power cables and telephone lines were dismantled, and in the middle of the cave on the floor lay a mysterious note: "don't try to find us."

6. Moscow, Russia

7. New Kingston, Jamaica

8. Las Vegas, NV

9. Mount Hebron, Palestine