Cultural
Pyrénées - Mont Perdu
Located in the Spanish Pyrenees, this cultural site encompasses a distinctive mountain landscape shaped by centuries of human interaction with the natural environment. The area is characterized by dramatic limestone peaks, deep valleys, and traditional settlements that reflect the region's pastoral heritage. The inscription recognizes the harmonious relationship between the local communities and their mountainous territory, demonstrating how agricultural practices and transhumance traditions have been maintained across generations. The visual landscape features a mix of cultivated terraces, meadows, and alpine forests interspersed with vernacular architecture adapted to the challenging terrain. The site represents an important example of sustainable land use and cultural continuity in a mountain region, preserving traditional ways of life and ecological balance. The designation acknowledges both the cultural significance of these human activities and their role in shaping the distinctive character of the Pyrenean landscape.
