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Fondón is a village in the Alpujarra region of Almería, surrounded by mountains and nature. Its historic center is notable for the Mudejar church of San Andrés and several chapels, as well as fountains and stately homes. It is a good starting point for hiking trails such as the GR-142 or the GR-140, which pass through landscapes of orchards, ravines, and vineyards. Visitors can enjoy the opportunity to taste the local wines and traditional dishes such as "olla de trigo" (wheat stew) or "remojón" (remojón).

In the tourist information office there is a beautifully done exhibition about the history of the region (unfortunately I didn't understand the language). Check it out!

It is a small town in the Alpujarra of Almería located at an altitude of 846 meters. The municipality is located within the Sierra Nevada National and Natural Park, in a magnificent place surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges.

This is the furthest point of the circular route of the Acequia Real de Mairena, from where the return is undertaken by a different path than the one that came. The Castaño de Laroles path also converges at this point, which does continue to climb a little further along the ditch.

This beautiful town, with a long history, has a square where, if you arrive pedaling in the heat, you can cool off and recharge your batteries on the terrace of the bar. It is worth a visit to its parish church which, given its size, is nicknamed "the cathedral of the Alpujarras".

Municipality that is located in the area called Taha de Andarax located at the southern foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the valley that forms between the aforementioned mountain range and the one further south, the Sierra de Gádor.

This is the furthest point of the circular route of the Acequia Real de Mairena, from where the return is undertaken by a different path than the one that came. The Castaño de Laroles path also converges at this point, which does continue to climb a little further along the ditch.

This town was the capital of the Nasrid taha of the same name and had a flourishing weaving industry (in La Alpujarra a lot of mulberry was cultivated to feed the silkworms). About her, a Swiss once wrote: "Ugíjar will provide an ineffable memory to those who love and understand the language of stones, of houses steeped in history and of the town that carries in its soul the nostalgia of an almost fabled past".