Engordan

Engordan is a village located in the Valencian Community, Spain. It is situated in the province of Castellón, within the comarca of Alt Maestrat. As of 2018, the village had a population of approximately 230 residents.

The village is positioned at an elevation of 1,132 meters above sea level, and its surrounding landscape is characterized by vast expanses of woodlands and rugged mountain terrain. Engordan's geography isolates it from larger urban centers, making it a relatively quiet and secluded area.

Regarding its economy, Engordan is a rural village that primarily focuses on agriculture. Local residents engage in activities such as farming and livestock rearing, with the primary crops being oats and barley. The village also has a small number of tourist accommodations, mainly centered around rural tourism and outdoor activities.

Engordan is accessible via a non-paved road that connects it to the provincial capital of Castellón. Those traveling to the area should expect rough road conditions, particularly during the winter months when weather conditions can be hazardous.

Historically, Engordan has a small local church dedicated to the saint Saint Pius, which serves as an important focal point for the village's community. Furthermore, the village celebrates various local festivals and events throughout the year, which are centered around traditional Valencian customs and practices.