Tiscali

Tiscali is an archaeological site located on Monte Tiscali in the Supramonte region of Sardinia, Italy. It is known for the ruins of a Nuragic village concealed within a large sinkhole, surrounded by a collapsed cave structure. This unique site provides a fascinating glimpse into the Bronze Age civilization of the Nuragic people, who are believed to have sought refuge here from invaders. The terrain surrounding Tiscali is rugged and picturesque, featuring limestone cliffs, narrow gorges, and unique flora that include rare species native to Sardinia. The hike to the site is part of its allure, offering explorers panoramic views of the landscape and the sense of stepping back in time. While Tiscali does not have the formal status of a national park or forest, it functions as a protected cultural and natural area under Italian law, attracting history enthusiasts, hikers, and those fascinated by the intersection of human and natural history.