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In summer the lake is dry, but there is a good chance of seeing wild horses at the nearby springs.

This settlement is called "Crabili Becciu," or old goat farm, because it is probably the oldest pastoral settlement in Tuili. It has the unique feature of having two almost adjacent farms. The last farmer to use the site ran a pig farm until the early 1980s. https://fondazionegiara.org/insediamenti-pastorali/

This settlement is called "Feurras" because of the abundance of ferula plants (in Sardinian, "Feurra") growing in this area. Originally used for wild boar breeding, it was later also used to house goats until the last farmer left the site in the early 1980s. https://fondazionegiara.org/insediamenti-pastorali/

This settlement, "Sa bovida," owes its name to the fact that the vault (sa bovida in Sardinian) was originally plastered with lime mortar, a unique and rare feature among Giara settlements. It was built at the beginning of the 20th century by a nobleman to breed wild boars. https://fondazionegiara.org/insediamenti-pastorali/

In autumn, everything here is dry, but in spring, the Pauli are full of water. In some places, the flowers are blooming beautifully, and with luck, you might spot small wild horses.

The horses are totally relaxed and continue to graze even when you walk past. Of course, you should keep an appropriate distance from the animals.

It is an exclusive, suggestive and wild place where animals live free. Today we saw hundreds of horses, dozens of goats and cows, a wild boar, many varieties of birds all in freedom. Above all thousands of cork trees and thousands of basalt stones. Stones that were used for the construction of nuraghe. It is a magical place and we experienced it and walked it outside the recommended routes. Our circular tour included marked cart tracks and paths, some marked and others less so. However, with a pair of good hiking boots, bramble-proof trousers, you can do it with satisfaction.

Monumental cedar tree