Now the two families, as the last survivors in the Indica highlands, continue to live in dark caves trying to preserve their ancestral lands. These families make a living from animal husbandry. The daughters of this family go to the spring at the back of the mountain every day and provide water and firewood. The facilities in these caves only provide the conditions for a simple life.
In the meantime, the stumps are completely empty, the place where two cave-dwelling families live. The caves that were dug about 70 years ago by the controversial Ghasemi, the ancestor of the same families, were dug in the heart of the heights to live, but years later, due to the construction of the road to the village, the houses of the downstream were destroyed. County in the area has banned any new construction permits.
