Lilliput Village: The mysterious village of Iran, which is called the ancient 'City of Dwarfs'

Iran Lilliput Village: There is no dearth of diversities in our country, here diversity is seen in human-animal, city-village, food and customs. We also have many such villages, where one gets to see something unique. One such village is also in eastern Tehran of Iran, where only dwarf people live and for this reason this village was named Lilliput village. The real name of this village is Makhunik, 143 km away from Birjand, the capital of South Khorasan province and adjacent to the border of Afghanistan. People also call it the mysterious village, so do you know why this village is mysterious and what is the reason behind the presence of dwarf people here?

According to BBC report

The mummy of a 400-year-old child revealed that malnutrition is the main reason why people do not grow tall in this village. When researchers researched this mummy, it was found that the reason for the short length here is malnutrition because there was a time when people did not have enough means of livelihood. It was difficult to raise animals, so from where would people get enough food. There were only a few date palms and other trees here.

Apart from this, the texture of this village is also special. The doors here are so small that one cannot go inside without bowing down. For many centuries no work has been done here in the direction of architecture and tourism, due to which this village has not been renovated and many people do not know about it.

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About a century ago, i.e. 1 thousand 500 years old village Makhunik (Makhunik), some residents of the village were only 1 meter tall, which was about 50 cm less than the average height of that time. In 2005, a 25-centimeter-tall mummy was found in the area, suggesting that this remote corner of Iran, comprising 13 villages including Makhunik, was once an ancient 'dwarf city'.

Tell me, this village, which has been a victim of malnutrition for centuries, has become somewhat green today. The people here are getting chicken and rice in food, due to which they are getting full nutrition. The reason for this is that in the 20th century it became a means of communication and the residents here started getting nutritious food.

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Tell me, this village, which has been a victim of malnutrition for centuries, has become somewhat green today. The people here are getting chicken and rice in food, due to which they are getting full nutrition. The reason for this is that in the 20th century it became a means of communication and the residents here started getting nutritious food.

Because of this, now the body structure of the people here is becoming like normal people. However, there are still some dwarfs here.

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