After an extended drought, the once-submerged Somang village in Indonesia has resurfaced, allowing a fascinating view of its remains, including houses and a mosque. Originally submerged over a decade ago for a water project, this rare sight into Banten’s history is available for curious travelers to explore as long as the water levels stay low.
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