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Best 1 Las Medulas

Las Médulas is a historic gold-mining landscape located in the León province of Spain. During the 1st to 3rd centuries AD, the Roman Empire extracted gold here using "ruina monticorum," a destructive hydraulic mining technique that involved pumping water to erode entire mountainsides. This intensive...

2 San Jacinto Fumaroles

The San Jacinto fumaroles are hydrothermal vents on Telica volcano's southeastern flank in Nicaragua, noted for steaming ground and bubbling mud pools.

3 Chalice of Doña Urraca

The Chalice of Doña Urraca is an 11th-century liturgical vessel preserved in the Basílica de San Isidoro in León, Spain. It was donated by Infanta Urraca of León and Castile, a daughter of King Ferdinand I, who gave the cup to the church in the mid-11th century. The chalice is made of onyx with gold...

4 Valdeón
Valdeón

Valdeón is a Spanish blue cheese produced in the Valdeón Valley in the Picos de Europa mountains of León province in northwestern Spain. The cheese is aged in natural limestone caves and is traditionally wrapped in sycamore maple or chestnut leaves, which help regulate moisture during maturation. It...

5 Botillo del Bierzo

Botillo del Bierzo is a smoked, semi-cured pork product from the Bierzo comarca in León, Spain, made from pork rib bones, backbone, tail, and various offal cuts seasoned with paprika, garlic, and salt. The mixture is stuffed into large natural casings, smoked over oak, and semi-cured for several wee...

6 Hervideros de San Jacinto

Hervideros de San Jacinto is a geothermal field near the community of San Jacinto in the department of León, Nicaragua. Its vents, bubbling mud pools, and steam emissions are produced as groundwater is heated by volcanic activity associated with the nearby Telica volcanic complex. Local guides lead...

7 Cecina de Chivo

Cecina de Chivo is a traditional Mexican cured meat made from goat. The preparation involves thinly slicing goat meat, seasoning it with salt and spices, and then air-drying it, often in the sun. This technique is historically associated with the state of Hidalgo, as well as other regions in Mexico,...

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