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The Sorteny Natural Park, located in the north of Andorra, is a protected area of great ecological value, known for its rich biodiversity. It is home to over 700 plant species, many of them endemic, and a variety of wildlife including marmots, chamois, and capercaillies. The park offers hiking trails for all levels and spectacular landscapes that change with the seasons. In addition to its natural wealth, it preserves cultural and historical elements such as old shepherd paths and local legends. It’s an ideal place to connect with nature, enjoy the silence, and discover the mountains in their purest form.

Andorra is a small country located between France and Spain, with a fascinating history. It was founded in 803 by Charlemagne, who granted it a letter of protection. In 1278, an agreement called the "Pareatges" established that Andorra would be governed by two co-princes, one from the King of France and the other from the Church of Urgell, creating a unique system in Europe. In 1993, Andorra adopted its first Constitution, becoming a democratic state while maintaining its traditions. Today, it is known for its ski slopes, natural landscapes, and its rich culture and heritage.