The paths through the village and into the caves are uneven, with slopes and loose stones requiring careful footing. Inside the caves, temperature and light shift constantly, while the smell of damp earth and dripping water remind that the landscape formed over hundreds of thousands of years. These trails, streams, and patches of soil were once part of daily life—fields, grazing, and water management—reflecting how people read weather and harvest resources. Walking with local residents, you see how they move, choose safe paths, teach you to read the rocks and water, and share stories and experiences passed down through generations, all intertwined with the life and history of the community.