Bubión

Bubión is a municipality located in the province of Granada, Spain. It is situated in the Alpujarra region, a mountainous area known for its picturesque villages and unique cultural heritage. The village itself is perched on a steep hillside, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Historically, Bubión has been inhabited since Moorish times, with its terraced agricultural landscape a testament to this past. The village retains much of its traditional architecture, characterized by whitewashed houses with flat roofs and stone chimneys, designed to withstand the harsh mountain climate. Its economy has traditionally relied on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of almonds, olives, and grapes.

In recent decades, tourism has become an increasingly important sector for Bubión, attracting visitors interested in hiking, cultural tourism, and experiencing the tranquil lifestyle of the Alpujarra. The village is part of the Sierra Nevada National Park, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities. It is connected by road to other Alpujarran villages and the provincial capital, Granada. Bubión is known for its vibrant local festivals and its strong sense of community.