Val d'Orcia

Orcia is located in Siena province in Tuscany, central Italy. Since the Middle Ages, Orcia has been a must-have for pilgrims to Rome, with countless hostels, hotels, hospitals and inn stations in the valley. For centuries, it has hosted a large number of pilgrims and tourists, facilitating their travel.

Pinza is a mini-town, the only main street is only twenty minutes from start to finish, and the size of the church and palace is almost negligible in Italy, so where is the pastoral scenery in the photo? Out of the gate on one side, the terrain slightly downward, and then a turn, the idyllic scenery of Tuscany under the mountain came to my face! Along the wide platform, overlooking the entire Orcha Valley, is exactly what I think of Tuscany! The sunset is gold-plated, and the mountains in the distance are covered in rose-colored sunsets. Occasionally, tourists or local residents walking their dogs share the quiet beauty with a smile.

Large undulating slopes, farmland harvested on the slow slopes, rural farmhouses on the top of the slow slopes, rows of cypress trees in the countryside, and the famous "little ears" churches dotted with them, forming the picturesque scenery of the Orcha Valley today!