Explore Busachi, a charming Sardinian municipality nestled in the province of Oristano, the heart of Sardinia. With its 1282 inhabitants and its position at 379 meters above sea level, reaching 416 meters at its highest point, Busachi offers breathtaking views and a unique atmosphere.
Historically rich in ancient treasures, Busachi boasts a human presence dating back to the Neolithic and Nuragic era. Belonging to the Judicate of Arborea in the Middle Ages, it was part of the Parte Barigadu curatorship. After the fall of the judicate in 1420, it became part of the Marquisate of Oristano.
Popular traditions intertwine with religious events: main festivities such as those of Saint Anthony of Padua (June 13), Saint Bernardino (May 20), and Saint Susanna (August 11) bring color and liveliness to the streets of Busachi. Also not to be missed are Carnival and the rites of Holy Week.
- Explore the three main parts of the village: “Busach’e susu” (up), “Busach’e josso” (down), and Campu Majore.
- Discover picturesque minor districts like Giollantine, S’Iscalledda, Lìgios, and many others that make Busachi’s urban fabric unique.
- Admire places outside the inhabited center like Mitza Losa, a spring at the northwest end of the village with names rich in history and meaning.
Immerse yourself in local culture by visiting the Museum of Costume and Linen Tradition in Busachi. A dive into the past that will allow you to discover the deep roots of this fascinating land.
In conclusion, if you are a lover of authentic travel experiences exploring local traditions in a picturesque setting immersed in Sardinia’s wild nature, then Busachi is the perfect destination for you!
