Description
One of the most unknown corners of the Sierra Magina region is the village of Larva. Larva is located in a privileged place between two Natural Parks in the province of Jaén.
Over the past decades, the landscape of Larva has changed according to agricultural needs. The fields seen, originally, have been occupied by large cereal crops, being the main food support for their inhabitants. Over time, the steppe landscape has undergone a great transformation, leaving the cultivation of the olive tree, and occupying the largest area for agricultural use, passing to a second level the cultivation of the cereal.