@omarcmysteries: In northwestern Iran, people live inside the rock cones of Kandovan — and after the first video, so many of you asked the same thing: what's it actually like inside? Behind each small door, the solid stone opens up into rooms carved entirely by hand. Many homes rise two to four floors inside a single cone, stacked vertically through the rock. The bottom floor was often used for animals or for storing food, while the families lived above, in chambers cut straight out of the stone. Here's the surprising part — those floors have no inner staircase connecting them. To reach the next level up, people step outside and climb to a separate entrance in the cone. And this is no abandoned ruin. Families genuinely still live here today, with electricity and running water threaded through the ancient stone. Some residents have turned their carved rooms into cozy guesthouses; others serve tea to visitors behind the very same hand-cut doors their ancestors used. There's even a nearby hotel with bedrooms carved into the same rock — including suites with Jacuzzis tucked inside the stone. Yet for all this life, the first carved home has no confirmed date. Villagers say Kandovan is about seven centuries old, while other estimates push its origins back three thousand years or more. Would you spend a night inside one of these carved rock homes? 👇 #AI #mystery #didyouknow #unexplained #Iran

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Saturday 14 November 2026 13:00:00 GMT