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clive
- Grazalema
Fantastic to revisit the Ciudad Encantada in Cuenca this summer. Last time was almost twenty years ago!
See more pictures here: https://wildsideholidays.co.uk/ciudad-encantada-in-cuenca/
From the entrance, you follow a 3km route thats winds its way past various formations with some named as the things that they resemble (some more than others )
Take a trip on the Wildside!
https://wildsideholidays.co.uk (Wildlife and nature holidays in Spain)
https://grazalemaguide.com/ (All my web projects in one portal and everything you need to know about Grazalema)
Miguel
- Cádiz
Great photos on your blog Clive! I visited this place about 10 years ago and was amazed by these formations… Though some need a bit of artistic licence to look like a seal with a ball hahahaha 🙂
The Torcas de los Palancares are also in that area… 30 sinkholes caused by the underwater erosion of the limestone, and if you visit in the winter they may be full of water. The sinkholes are over 80 million years old and are a part of the Palancares y Tierra Muerta Natural Monument.
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