Dualchi

Dualchi is a small municipality in the province of Nuoro, located in the historical sub-region of Marghine in Sardinia. The village is home to approximately 560 inhabitants and is strategically positioned in the north-western part of the island, about 40 kilometres from the provincial capital, Nuoro. Situated at an altitude of 321 metres above sea level, the town offers a glimpse into authentic Sardinian island life. The community is part of the Gal Marghine local action group and is located about 110 kilometres north of the regional capital, Cagliari. Despite its small size, the village represents the typical structure of inland settlements, defined by agricultural influences and a peaceful atmosphere on the Abbasanta plateau.

Geographically, Dualchi is located in the northern section of the Abbasanta plateau. The municipality is situated in the province of Nuoro and borders the Marghine sub-region. Standing at an altitude of 321 metres, the village benefits from its position on the highland. The distance to the city of Nuoro to the east is approximately 40 kilometres, while the journey to Cagliari in the south covers a distance of about 110 kilometres. This location makes Dualchi a link between the central plateaus and the mountainous regions of the province.

The natural environment of Dualchi is significantly shaped by the vast landscape of the Abbasanta plateau. This highland in the northern part of the island is characterized by its typical vegetation and areas used for agriculture. The location at over 300 metres above sea level allows for wide views across the Marghine region. The interplay of rocky sections and the natural spaces typical of the plateau defines the landscape surrounding the settlement area.

Abbasanta PlateauMarghine RegionPanoramic location at 321 metres