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The Secret of the Dama de Galera — Route Introduction
In this family experience, you will use a map, observe the landscape and solve four challenges to find the place where she was discovered and uncover the secret of her bowl. The adventure begins at the reception centre and takes you past tombs 22, 50 and 20. A stone hand will help you find your way; then you will investigate how the evening light could enter a chamber and how liquid flowed inside the figure.
The solar recreation will use augmented reality, with an on-screen alternative. Follow the designated route together, and allow time to look around and take photographs. Once you have completed the challenges, the Tútugi Explorers badge awaits you. This visit covers part of the necropolis: the western sector of Zone I.
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Reception Centre — Welcome from the Dama de Galera
The Dama de Galera welcomes you to a family adventure through Tútugi and introduces clues to help you uncover her story.View place → -
Tomb 22 — Find the first tomb
The first stop invites you to find Tomb 22 and discover what lies beneath its burial mound.View place → -
Tomb 50 — Follow the Hand
Tomb 50 preserves the story of a stone hand. From here, discover the extent of the necropolis and its connection to Cerro del Real.View place → -
Tomb 20 — The Path of the Sun
Tomb 20 invites you to explore how evening sunlight may have entered its chamber, offering a hypothesis about the sun’s path.View place → -
Tomb 20 — The secret of my bowl and farewell
The Dama de Galera’s bowl reveals inner channels and their possible ceremonial use. One last stop to discover the figure’s secret.View place →
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