イオナディ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The path from the grotto is definitely closed. To start the tour, you should climb back up to the village after visiting the grotto and turn left on the left side, before the village road meets the country road. Go past the sign pointing to the grotto restaurant on the right and continue down the slope. The dog is chained up and barks unmotivatedly.

It's no longer possible as described in the Rother hiking guide, 2nd edition! I then went back and took a small detour through the village to get back on the tour. The further you get from the village, the paths get worse and are only used to get to the olive trees. Everything would become impenetrable if the farmers didn't "clear" them again. I was lucky because it looked as if this had only been done recently. The ground was very dusty and you sink a few centimeters into dust. Once you've overcome this difficult section, it gets better. The path is now tarred and I didn't encounter any further obstacles after that. I didn't meet any other hikers on the entire tour.

A mixture of local history museum and contemporary history. The collections range from old clay pots to a wedding dress from 1990. Included in the entrance fee to the grottos (4 euros in 2024), there are toilets with washbasins.

The small town of Zungri has come up with a beautiful circular route with individually painted doors. The pictures were created to keep young people in the village and generate income through tourism. It ends at the souvenir shop in the center 😉 there you can find local specialties and very friendly owners. Everything at a fair price.

The houses carved into the rock are worth seeing, very characteristic, a 30-minute tour and a subsequent visit are worth it.

Rock caves absolutely not to be missed, very popular

Doorway through Zungri. A nice idea from the residents to stroll through this endangered village.

A visit to the rock village "Zungri Caves" is very worthwhile. A ticket to visit the caves/grotto must be purchased at the museum. With this you can also look at the small museum and a small information film before you "climb down the time". The circular route is no longer accessible. It is also expressly pointed out that it is not desirable to go there. Thus "only" one visit with the same way there and back is possible. Once you're there, you should then walk the "path of picture doors" through Zungri. A mountain village in danger of extinction as young people move to the cities came up with a pretty idea.