
Chiafura dates back to prehistoric times, with evidence of continuous habitation through various historical periods. The caves provided shelter and protection for communities living in the region. Over time, the settlement expanded, with more caves being carved to accommodate growing families.
The caves are naturally formed but were enhanced by human hands to create livable spaces. Features include carved staircases, storage niches, and communal areas. The layout of the settlement reflects the social structure of its inhabitants.
One legend tells of a hidden treasure buried within one of the caves. Another fact is that the settlement was abandoned in the mid-20th century, leaving behind a well-preserved historical site.
The site is open from 8 AM to 5 PM daily.
Yes, a small fee is charged for maintenance.
Spring and autumn for mild weather.
Yes, for personal use only.
Partial access due to uneven terrain.