Intejañuela

Intejañuela is a village located in the province of Salamanca, in the autonomous community of Castile and León, Spain. It is part of the municipality of Villasdávila. The village is situated in the Tierra de Peñaranda region.

Historically, Intejañuela has been a rural community, its economy traditionally based on agriculture and livestock farming. Like many villages in the interior of Spain, it has experienced depopulation in recent decades, a common demographic trend in rural areas. The remaining population is primarily elderly.

The village's architecture is typical of the Castilian countryside, with stone buildings and traditional rural houses. The local church, dedicated to San Juan Bautista, is a notable landmark. The surrounding landscape is characterized by plains and agricultural fields, with some natural areas contributing to the regional biodiversity.

Festivals and local traditions are an important part of the social life in Intejañuela, often linked to religious celebrations or the agricultural calendar. These events serve to maintain community ties and preserve cultural heritage. Access to Intejañuela is typically by road, connecting it to nearby towns and the provincial capital.