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Valle del Tirso is a comune located in the province of Oristano, Sardinia, Italy. It covers an area of 162.02 square kilometers and is home to a population of 2,121 people, according to 2016 estimates. The region is known for its vineyards and production of quality wines.
The region is named after the Tirso, Sardinia's longest river, which flows through the valley, providing fertile lands for farming and viticulture. The landscape is picturesque, with rolling hills, vineyards, and traditional Sardinian structures dotting the area.
The main center is Bultei, a charming village surrounded by nature. Its historical center, with its narrow cobblestone streets and quaint houses, is a true reflection of Sardinian tradition and culture. Bultei is also known for the famous Romanic church of San Pietro (11th -12th century).
Valle del Tirso also boasts a rich historical, archaeological and cultural heritage, with numerous points of interest including the nuraghe (ancient megalithic edifices) of Sa Mandra and Tolas, the sacred well of Predio Canopoli, and the Domus de Janas (House of the Fairies) in the necropolis of S'Adde Asile.
The region's cuisine is traditionally Sardinian, with porcetto (roast suckling pig) being a popular dish, and locally-produced wine commonly served. Overall, Valle del Tirso is a place that wonderfully combines nature, history, gastronomy and the warm hospitality of its inhabitants.