Once bustling with the footsteps of tourists, the town was filled with hotels, restaurants, businesses, and various leisure arrangements by the lake. During the summer season, the entire area would come alive with crowds of thousands of tourists.But excessive rainfall over several years eventually submerged that busy town underwater. After nearly 25 years, a drought caused the water to recede, and the ruins of the town gradually became visible once again.The story of Villa Epecuén, a popular tou...