OMG! These 800 people are still living in the netherworld, knowing about them will blow your mind

In a world where technology is advancing rapidly and people are even buying land on the moon, there is a village that seems untouched by modernity. This unique village named Supai is located 3,000 feet below the ground in the Havasu Valley within the Grand Canyon in the United States. The residents here, often called "Red Indians", live a life adopting traditional ways and a simple lifestyle, away from the fast-paced changes of the outside world.

With a population of about 200, Supai is located in the netherworld and about 5.5 million people visit here every year. Despite its remoteness, Supai has essential facilities like a church, post office, general store, cafe and even a school.

Due to its isolation and lack of roads, transportation is limited here. Villagers and visitors alike rely on mules for transportation, and tourists often use helicopters to reach this hidden place. The village lacks internet, so residents maintain an old-fashioned lifestyle by communicating via letters.

The people of Supai speak the Haopi language and make a living by farming crops such as corn and beans. They live close to nature, away from the noise and technology of the modern world, living a simple life that offers a glimpse of a lifestyle that has otherwise been almost forgotten.