Not all biomes have villages in Minecraft.
In Minecraft the villages are not always naturally spawning and villages are restricted to specific, flatter or even more open biomes, which is primarily Plains, Desert, Taiga, Savanna, Snowy Plains and the Meadow.
They don't generate in dense forests, swamps, jungles or mountainous biomes.
For eligible biomes, villages naturally appear in Snowy Plains, Plains, Savanna, Taiga and Meadow.
For biome specifics, villages change style based on the biome like sandstone in deserts, spruce in taiga.
Missing locations, there's no natural villages in Swamps, Jungles, Dark Forests and Badlands.
And for the bedrock edition, the villages can also generate Snowy Taiga and Sunflower Plains.
You can technically build a functional village anywhere, but natural generation is also restricted the biomes that are listed above.
The hardest biomes to live in Minecraft include.
Windswept Savannah.
Stony Peaks.
Ocean.
Desert.
Swamp.
Dripstone Caves.
Dark Forest.
Deep Dark.
The Deep Dark, the latest addition to Minecraft's array of biomes, stands as the pinnacle of peril.