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The archaeological finds in this cave were fundamental in giving the name to the pre-Nuragic culture of Bonu Ighinu (the name of this area), which developed in Sardinia during the 4th millennium BC. (4000-3400 BC). It is considered the first culture in Sardinia to have used natural cavities as sepulchres, which then formed small necropolises.

From the small lookout on the western side of Monte Traessu you can enjoy a spectacular view towards the Temo valley, Monte Minerva, Monteleone Roccadoria, Villanova Monteleone and Romana

It is a basaltic massif located in the territory of the municipalities of Cossoine, Giave and Mara, in north-western Sardinia. Rich in gorges, cliffs and caves, the relief reaches a height of 717 meters and dominates a vast stretch of territory in the province of Sassari.

Artificial lake that arises from the damming of the Cuga river. Under the water is the Chessedu nuraghe, visible only when, due to drought, the waters of the lake leave room for land.

The church was built in 1610, the monastery a little later. In 1699 they undertook to build the bell tower while the monastery dedicated to San Francesco was dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. However, in 1707 it was rededicated to the saint. In 1855 it was dissolved and remodeled by the municipality: one part became a barracks for the carabinieri, another became a district court; only the church remained for the brothers. In 1901 work began on a new monastery, the inauguration of which took place on June 4, 1908. On October 4th, 1957 the parish of San Francesco di Ittiri was founded. In 1978 the church was renovated.

Pedal trail almost entirely by MTB, in the part near the dam at certain times of the year it will be necessary to go on foot due to the presence of brambles and shrubs that invade the passage

View on the Bidighinzu reservoir