The Langhe are an area of excellence in the Piedmont region, located in the North West of italy. Since the Middle Ages, grapes have been cultivated in these areas to make wine and over the centuries the techniques have always improved, up to the very precious current wines.

The Langhe area is very vast and contains a large part of the Province of Cuneo, the capital. An infinite series of hills and slopes, completely planted with vines, all arranged in strict order for kilometers. Wine producers love their land and their vineyards and, especially since the post-war period, they have been able ro recover and create an area that attracts tourists, investors and lovers of good food, refined wines and top-level, renowed and sought-after accomodation facilities, by people who come from all over the world.

In this photo with a resolution of about 1.6 Gigapixels, you can see a very large part of the Langhe, seen from the panoramic terrace of Diano d'Alba, one of the highest and most beautiful villages in the Langhe, which is rightly part of the close circle of the most beautiful villages in Italy (soon I will upload a VASTphoto of this village).

In this photo you can wander with your eyes looking for towers and churches perched on the highest peaks of the hills, the farms with their vineyards, the villages with their roads, in an endless path, all under a soft blanket of snow, abundant in this winter