Yacimientos arqueológicos en Tenerife

four that is on the island of Hawaii in the United States. The Cueva del Viento has a length of 17 kilometers and inside you can find many underground passages.

The Cueva del Viento arises from the washes that expelled the Pico Viejo, a volcanic cone that is located next to the Teide . A volcanic tunnel is a cavity that is formed by the flow of lava and come into contact with the air, the surface solidifies creating an insulator and continuous flow of lava inside until it empties into these galleries hollow

The route of the Cueva del Viento starts from the visitors' center, along the route you can see information panels about the formation of the Cueva del Viento and the fauna, that although of surprising form, they inhabit in the galleries.

researchers as the dwelling of Guanche Bencomo, penultimate Mencey of Taoro.
It is located in the Barranco del Pino, in the vicinity of the Humboldt viewpoint between the municipalities of Santa Úrsula and La Orotava.
However, the controversy over whether or not it was Bencomo's home was among the experts.
The cave was declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 1986.

several open-air routes and specialized gardens around pyramidal structures facing the sun in key astronomical dates.

The Park, which covers more than 64,000m2, includes the Museo Casa Chacona, the Auditorium with a documentary on the theories of Thor Heyerdahl, founder of the Ethnographic Park and know his incredible transoceanic expeditions reproduced in the Expeditions Room.

There are also four outdoor routes:

• The Ruta Botánica presents dozens of endemic species of the Canarian flora.
• The Export Route shows those products that represented the livelihood of the Canarian people over the last five centuries.
• The Cultural Route reveals aspects of Canarian history, culture and ethnography.
• The Volcanic Route reveals the volcanic origin of the archipelago and its volcanic episodes.

We can also discover the Poisonous Garden, a specialized garden, unique in the Canary Islands, with its more than 70 species of toxic and even deadly plants. It also highlights the Sustainable Garden, carried out in collaboration with the University of La Laguna. Garden, inspired by a typical Canarian ravine.

Large garden areas and a leisure area with playground, cafeteria, shop complement the services.

historically it was also the first Marian sanctuary that existed in the archipelago. This cave dedicated to the Virgin of Candelaria (Patron of the Canary Islands) and to San Blas, is located in Candelaria (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain) just behind the Basilica of Our Lady of the Candlemas. In this cave, the Guanches worshiped this Marian image after Christianization. As a result, various archaeological tools from the Guanche era have appeared there, which is why the cave is also a place of great archaeological importance. It has the category of Asset of Cultural Interest, integrated in the Sanctuary of Candelaria.