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Plan

The village nestled at the bottom of the valley

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You're located in the lower part of the upper Chistau Valley, in front of the north face of the Cotiella massif.formed by the peaks known as Las Diez, Las Once and El Mediodía.

 The largest natural sundial in the world!

To get here, you’ll pass through a series of tunnels carved into the rock, cutting through the narrow gorge of La Enclusa. Beyond them, the valley suddenly begins to open up towards the sky.

Just a few more bends in the road and you’ll be here!

A bit of history

The Plan Livestock Fair has been held every 15th of October since King Ferdinand II of Aragon granted the village of Plan the right to host it in the 15th century. Today, it remains a day that brings together local people and celebrates the area’s farmers, livestock breeders and producers.

En 1985, se celebró en Plan la conocida “Caravana de Mujeres” que puso de manifiesto el problema de la despoblación en las zonas rurales. A la pregunta que todo el mundo se hace; Sí, de aquella fiesta surgieron una decena de parejas en el Valle e incluso continuó repitiéndose en los años posteriores.

Don’t miss…

Its curious little church.

A Romanesque apse and several unusual elements added around it over the centuries make this church a beautiful little mystery.
It’s well worth seeing for yourself!

The old washing place

In the upper part of the village you’ll find the old washhouse, once a lively meeting place at the heart of daily life.
The views from this part of Plan are among the most beautiful you’ll come across during your walk through the village.

The most iconic mountain lake

La Basa de la Mora, also known as the Ibón de Plan, is one of the most iconic mountain lakes in the Pyrenees.
A steep mountain trail climbs from Plan to the lake in around three hours, with roughly 1,000 metres of elevation gain.

A mountain pass at 2,000 metres.

The Sahún mountain pass is a stunning viewpoint reached by a forest track, usually in good condition, that winds through ancient pine and fir forests.
It’s only accessible during the summer months.