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In August, the water is low, so you can sometimes take refuge at the edge of the riverbed 😉

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Great tour. But sturdy shoes and a bit of a thrill are a must!😅😀

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Madness...🌁

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At high tide the passage is difficult, but definitely worth it!

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Need to crawl on hands and knees under some of the cliff overhangs.. not for the faint hearted 🙂

Imagine walking along this wooden walkway while enjoying the views of waterfalls and vertical walls around you. A marvel. If you ever have the chance to visit Los Cahorros, be sure to cross this impressive suspension bridge. The photos you take there will be unforgettable!

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This trail runs through the upper part of the Monachil River canyon, also known as the Los Cahorros Gorge. The view of the white roads winding through these arid mountains is spectacular. Also, if the day is clear, you can see the city of Granada and even the Alhambra.

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The longest suspension bridge in the Cahorros is about 55 meters long and is supported between the two walls of the gorge, next to the dam waterfall. Quite an adventure!

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Nice walk, great fun for kids

It is a great experience to walk over the long suspension bridge... It is not very high above the stream, you should be free from giddiness :-) Under the bridge is a small place to take a break by the creek, the descent is short and easy.

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In the middle of the courtyard is a 12-cornered fountain with 12 marble lions spouting water.

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Very nice tour always along the Monachil. You hike over several suspension bridges. Sometimes you have to walk along the river on your knees or by handholds. Easy to handle even on hot days.

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After a long walk, we reached the destination point: the summit of Mulhacén (3479 meters), the highest peak of the Iberian Peninsula. They say that if the day is very clear, you can see even the mountains of Africa. We were not lucky that day, but what we did see were the impressive peaks that are hidden in the Sierra Nevada.

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The Alhambra or Red Palace is a medieval palace and fortress of the Moorish rulers of the kingdom of Granada in Andalusia. It is located on a hilly plateau on the southeastern border of the city of Granada. The entire complex of the Alhambra covers an enormous area of 140,000 m². But be careful, you have to book your places in advance during busy periods, sometimes weeks in advance

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The monumental complex also has an independent palace in front of the Alhambra, surrounded by orchards and gardens, which was the solace of the Granada kings, the Generalife.

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The Alhambra, that monumental jewel of Granada, has been portrayed on numerous occasions. Various painters from around the world decided at a certain moment that the Nasrid monument should appear on one of their canvases. Either as the undisputed protagonist or within a Granada landscape that highlights other elements of the city.

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This Cahorros de Monachil route began in the town of Monachil, about 14 kilometers from Granada, within the Sierra Nevada Natural Park.

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Route with an attractive route through the narrow gorge of this river, with hanging bridges, waterfalls and a refreshing riverside landscape.

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Tajo de las Palomas is a 8.2 kilometer loop trail located near Monachil.

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Conceived as a military area at the beginning, the Alhambra became the royal residence and the court of Granada, in the mid-13th century, after the establishment of the Nasrid kingdom and the construction of the first palace, by the founding king Mohammed ibn Yusuf ben Nasr, better known by Alhamar. Throughout the s. XIII, XIV and XV, the fortress became a citadel with high walls and defensive towers, which houses two main areas: the military zone or Alcazaba, the royal guard barracks, and the medina or palatine city, where the famous Nasrid Palaces and the remains of the houses of nobles and commoners who lived there. The Palace of Carlos V, (which was built after the capture of the city in 1492 by the Catholic Monarchs), is also in the medina.

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