Faye's Underground Home is located in the inland desert of South Australia, the small town of Coober Pedy., known as the "underground city".
Faye's Underground Home is the representative of the underground building of Coober Pedy and is considered to be one of the attractions that must be visited by Coober Pedy. More than 60 years ago in the early 1960s, the underground house had only one room and lived in the town's first postal driver. Later, Fayanel (Faye Nayler), along with two other women, transformed it with a shovel and shovel to make it a house containing a kitchen and a bedroom. Over the next few decades, the underground home was gradually expanded to include five rooms and wine cellars, and the underground swimming pool was one of the most surprising and laudable reasons for the building. Unlike other underground houses in the town, where people have really lived in, Faye's Underground Home, underground homes represent the tenacious and optimistic spirit of living in Coober Pedy.
