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The Massís del Besiberri (Besiberri Massif) is a mountain chain of the Central Pyrenees in the province of Lleida in Catalunya, Spain, located at the western edge of the Aigüestortes and the Lake of Saint Maurice National Park. The Besiberri Massif in the Pyrenees is one of the most talked about mountain sierras and comprises mountains standing tall at heights over the 3000 meters (9842.52 feet) mark. The tallest mountain that is part of the Besiberri Massif is the Comaloforno, at 3029 meters (9937.664 feet). The other major peaks are Besiberri Sud, Besiberri Nord, Besiberri del Mig and Punta Senyalada.

The Pic de Peguera (Peak of Peguera) mountain chain in Catalunya, Spain, which is part of the Central Pyrenees, stands tall at 2980 meters (9776.903 feet). Each year, a walk to the summit is held, which brings together mountaineers and climbers from across the region, who are in their element at the sloping, craggy terrain of the mountains. The rugged terrain and impressive sights of the lofty peaks and their bleak surroundings shrouded in a blanket of white make a wondrous experience.

Located in the Pyrenees Mountains, the beautiful Valle de Benasque is a habitat to flora and fauna. A part of the valley's land is in a national park. The valley is a heaven for mountain biking and hiking. Snow covers the valley in the winter, making skiing popular too.

The naturally resplendent Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park in Catalonia is one of the 14 National Parks inhabited by Spain. The beautiful park showcases translucent lakes and rivers, majestic waterfalls, lush woodlands and mountainous landscapes. The reserve is loved by nature lovers and birdwatchers due to its abundant biodiversity. The wildlife found at the site comprises Pyrenean chamois, marmot, ermine and roe deer amongst various others. The rare and exotic species of birds spotted at the park include the Black Woodpecker, Common Crossbill, Lammergeier, and Golden Eagle). The park features an ideal pathway for walking and mountain cycling within the lovely vista.

Sant Joan de Boí is a 12th Century Romanesque church that exhibits ancient stonework exteriors and beautiful wall art. It is part of the Catalan Romanesque Churches of the Vall de Boí, a complex of nine churches that forms a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This church is well known for its bell tower and belfry and has three naves with murals such as The Bestiary and The Stoning of Saint Stephen. While the frescoes have been removed, it still forms a major tourist attraction in the village of Boí in Vall de Boí. The historic structure is surrounded by a picturesque hilly terrain and quaint houses and visitors can avail of guided tours of the entire region.