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One of the most important Canarian aboriginal sites, not so much by volume or extension but by the degree of good conservation is the Cueva de Cuatro Puertas, which located 300 meters above sea level, several kilometers inland from the island and facing the east coast, it is a Guanche place of worship that has been calculated in its invoice to capture sunlight in very specific astrological events, such as the solstices. A spectacular example of the scope of the knowledge of the ancient indigenous.

That visit we cannot miss while in Gran Canaria is the Dunas de Maspalomas, a beautiful golden sandbank that is proposed as a simulation of a desert with the Atlantic Ocean in the background. 400 hectares in which there is not only sand, we can also find a palm grove that looks like an oasis in proportion and a salty lagoon where we will see the native fauna watering.

Between the towns of Agüimes and Termisas there is a hiking trail that goes deeper into a more or less arid valley where we will find the Barranco de las Vacas, which has been called the Canary Antelope Canyon, a deep and winding gorge excavated in a spectacular way by the ancient water course of which now there is no trace except for this beautiful natural carving, which in a certain way can also remind us of the access canyons to the city of Petra.