What is roghudi?

Roghudi is a small village located in the southern part of Italy, in the region of Calabria. It has a population of around 100 people and is situated in the Aspromonte mountain range. The village is known for its unique old architecture and is surrounded by lush greenery. However, the town was affected by a devastating flood in 1971, which led to the abandonment of the village. Many of the villagers moved to nearby towns or cities, leaving the town nearly empty. However, there were efforts made in recent years to preserve the town's heritage, and there have been attempts to revitalize it. Today, the town is considered a ghost town, attracting tourists who are interested in exploring abandoned Italian villages.