Living underground is pretty cool and we’re not talking metaphorically. It’s really cozy, fun, not to mention interesting, ...

A new book from sociologist Terry Williams details the lives of people who lived in tunnels underneath New York City. To research “Life Underground: Encounters with People Below the Streets of New ...

He starts digging like it’s a normal underground project. Then it gets cleaner, more detailed, and way more comfortable. Before it even makes sense, there’s a private living room with a swimming pool ...

When we think of communities, we imagine people living in cities, towns, or rural areas above ground. However, some societies have adapted to living underground, either by choice or out of necessity.

From old shelters to large underground networks, these cities still surprise and interest travellers and historians.

Coober Pedy is one of Australia’s strangest and most famous outback towns, a place where much of daily life happens below the surface because the desert heat above ground can be punishing. Located in ...