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Cycle post with many bars for a good drink

Lake Castiglione covers an area of 35,000 square km and represents a perfect habitat for many animal and plant species.

Lake Castiglione covers an area of 35,000 square km and represents a perfect habitat for many animal and plant species.

Natural depression of karst origin, inside tanks have been created for the collection of water that go to feed the municipal aqueduct

Sassano lake is a karst sinkhole in the metropolitan city of Bari, in the territory of Conversano, at 182 m a.s.l.

December 2021: the lake is no longer dried up. Let's hope it holds up.

"Natural" reservoir of karst origin supported by the hand of man who, over the years, has been able to exploit the depressions present for the positioning of cisterns useful for collecting winter rainfall in order to thus accumulate precious water resources in view of the summer. Today, although it no longer serves this purpose, it is a precious source for the life of birds, fish, amphibians and local fauna. Powered by an underground pipeline that conveys the rain that has fallen to the surrounding areas, it manages to win the "battle" against the strong evaporation caused by the heat. And so it is visible and open to visitors throughout the year.

Lama San Giorgio, which since 1997 has been identified by the Region as a protected natural area, due to the naturalistic, landscape, archaeological and cultural interest that the area holds. It is an engraving that has its origin in Monte Sannace, in the territory of Gioia del Colle and which crosses the municipalities of Sammichele, Turi, Casamassima, Rutigliano, Noicattaro and Triggiano before meeting the sea in the locality of the capital "Cala Pantano ".