The villager woke up at dawn for 100 days in a row and walked deep into the woods. He kept his affairs private and refused to answer queries from friends. Finally, they decided to follow the man; at the end of a small route, they discovered a subterranean castle with a secret pool.

After meeting acquaintances at the house, the man came out of hiding and eagerly described how he managed to create a whole castle. It turned out that his brother, who lived right in the bush, had been assisting him the entire time.

They found a clay location, devised a plan, and spent the first days digging the future castle. Clay is suitable for this type of building. “We live in an arid jungle, so there’s no need to be concerned about sudden rain,” the man remarked. The builder created a spherical area at the steps for numerous tiny rooms. A pool, according to his design, took up most of the underground castle.

The guy covered the ceiling of the building, and eventually the entire house, with mats fashioned from bamboo, which were subsequently covered with large leaves. The home appeared to be virtually finished after 20 days, but there was still a lot of work to be done. The builder did not want the house to be completely practical, so he embellished the chamber with columns and frescoes.

Bamboo pipes joined together from a nearby river and brought water to the pool. And in the end, the man had a true palace. The builder videotaped the whole construction process out of curiosity. The villager intended to spend the summer at the buried palace. You may stay and dwell in the forest indefinitely if you conduct communications here.