The Valley of Tombs

The video explores Niccropoli de Pantalica, a site with 5000 ancient tombs carved into limestone. These tombs, dating back over 3000 years, resemble small artificial caves. The area is rich in native flora and fauna, untouched by modern infrastructure. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, it is accessible only by foot, offering a reflective journey through history.

What is the unique feature of Niccropoli de Pantalica?

• It is known for its skyscrapers.

• It is a famous shopping destination.

• It has tombs carved into limestone rock faces.

• It is a modern city.

What shapes are the tombs in Niccropoli de Pantalica?

• Octagonal and diamond-shaped

• Hexagonal and pentagonal

• Circular and triangular

• Square, rectangular, or elliptical

What is the state of the surrounding area of Niccropoli de Pantalica?

• Lush with native flora and wildlife

• Heavily industrialized

• Polluted and barren

• Covered with modern buildings

When was Niccropoli de Pantalica listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

• 1995

• 2000

• 2010

• 2005

How can visitors currently access Niccropoli de Pantalica?

• By foot only

• By train

• By car

• By bicycle