Here, the language and culture are Ladin, as evidenced by the Ladin Museum in San Giovanni di Fassa and the typical houses with wooden balconies and "mussa" stoves. Valley cuisine emphasizes mountain dishes and local produce, with mountain cheeses and specialties like Puzzone di Moena. Flowing through the valley by the Avisio River, which descends from the Marmolada, the valley is surrounded by mountains beloved by climbers and explorers. Among the pastures and trails are tabià, characteristic wooden barns, a symbol of rural life. The most evocative moment is the Alpenglow, when the Dolomites are tinged with purple at sunset in an unforgettable spectacle.