周辺の天然記念物・トップ10

Within the great beauty of the Enchanted City of Chequilla are the Towers, near the Church Square.

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This setting couldn't be more spectacular, containing a series of stone figures capriciously created by nature over hundreds of thousands of years. Erosion has exposed the hardest parts of the rocks, which remain as silent witnesses to the passage of time and serve as an attraction for tourists who come to marvel at these strange formations.

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These rock formations create a very unique setting at the entrance to the town of Chequilla. Erosion over hundreds of thousands of years has formed these whimsical figures that serve as a tourist attraction for anyone who visits this small town.

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This is a tuffaceous rock (travertine) in the process of active formation, the result of constant contact between calcareous water and the surrounding rocks. Rainwater dissolves the limestone rocks predominating in the area. Upon emergence, carbon dioxide is released and calcium carbonate precipitates, forming layers of travertine. This process also creates grottos, cavities, and small caves.

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Among the labyrinthine rock formations for which Chequilla is famous, one picturesque spot stands out: the bullring. This is where bull races and bullfights were traditionally held. The area was enclosed with wooden beams, and the rocks forming the plaza were filled with people and served as stands. This bullfighting festival takes place on August 20th during the festivities in honor of the Holy Christ and is enlivened by street parties, popular food, and religious processions. It is one of the most famous and popular events in Chequilla, a traditional event that has taken place for many years. It is closely linked to the importance of livestock and transhumance in this area and may have originated here.

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Chequilla is a small and picturesque village in the province of Guadalajara, known for its impressive rocky landscape and tranquility. The houses of Chequilla are nestled in red sandstone rock formations, creating a unique and charming landscape. Chequilla is a perfect place to disconnect and enjoy nature in a quiet and welcoming environment.

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It is a tuff in formation with the dripping of the waters of the Gil de Torres River, (also called Genitoris). It has several waterfalls and there are also caves that can be visited. It has information signs and a boardwalk to visit the surroundings.

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The red sandstone formations around Chequilla seem like a great contrast around the village.

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Some houses in the town of Chequilla are nestled in large rocks with whimsical shapes, which makes it one of the most beautiful towns in Castilla-La Mancha.

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Some unpaved roads get rough after rainfall in this area.

Chequilla is another spectacular town. It is located, like its neighboring town of Checa, on the banks of the Cabrillas River and within the Camino del Cid route. And before reaching the town you come across some strange rock shapes with very surprising reddish tones.

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big heat in July 45 degrees hourly water in all the villages

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Very nice road with pretty red rocks with multiple shapes that stand out from the landscape.

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A spectacular and magical place with an air of Colorado.

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Beautiful section of road that takes in incredible rock sculptures by the road. Red rock surrounds you and gives you a sense of being in Sedona, Arizona!

During your drive through the region around the village of Chequilla, you will not only come across these unique and imposing red rock formations that rise up into the air like towers in the middle of the landscape - guaranteed to be worth more than just a photo stop!

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