How a drowned village in India reappears each summer, to be flooded by visitors and litter. A new tour could change that

Kurdi, in Goa, India, was submerged under a reservoir when a dam was built in 1986. The village reappears each summer as the waters recede, and has become a hotspot for selfie takers.

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