바탈하 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

투어는 꽤 짧지만 우리를 매우 즐겁게 했습니다. 더운 날씨(저희는 32도였습니다)에는 투어가 땀을 많이 흘리게 했습니다. 현재 당국이 길을 막았습니다. 15미터의 짧은 구간이 미끄러졌습니다. 하지만 이 구간은 쉽고 안전하게 우회할 수 있습니다.

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Beyond the natural structure of the cave, you can also visit the Scientific-Environmental Interpretation Centre (CICA gm). Here, visitors can discover how a cave is formed and how it interacts with local biodiversity, understand the importance of limestone in our region and how it influences people's way of life. You can also admire a magnificent and unique exhibition of minerals and fossils from Portugal and many other countries. In our shop you will find a huge variety of minerals and fossils from various countries.

The Sheep's Sink is an imposing natural cavity, named after the sink carved under a stalactite that, in the rainy months, pours out abundant water. In the past, this natural refuge served as a drinking trough for cattle.

The Buraco Roto is a necropolis of singular beauty, hidden in a lush forest of oak, laurel and cork oak trees. In the rainy months, it becomes a natural spectacle, spilling large quantities of water and forming an impressive waterfall.

This region is one of the favorite destinations for climbing enthusiasts in Portugal. The Ventos and Malhadouro valleys offer unmissable challenges for those seeking adventure at heights.

Legend has it that the bears that once inhabited the Iberian Peninsula would drink water from the sinks that were naturally formed from the rock, which are still visible today. Today, the village of Pia do Urso, in the municipality of Batalha, is a popular spot for nature lovers and outdoor hikers. In this Sensory Ecopark, which is adapted for the visually impaired, you can have picnics, hike and discover some of the region's stories.

Legend has it that the bears that once inhabited the Iberian Peninsula would drink water from the sinks that were naturally formed from the rock, which are still visible today. Today, the village of Pia do Urso, in the municipality of Batalha, is a popular spot for nature lovers and outdoor hikers. In this Sensory Ecopark, which is adapted for the visually impaired, you can have picnics, hike and discover some of the region's stories.