The Guadalhorce Valley is a picturesque region located in the province of Málaga, in southern Spain. It is known for its fertile lands, which are primarily used for agriculture, producing a variety of fruits and vegetables. The valley is surrounded by the stunning Sierra de las Nieves mountains, offering beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. The Guadalhorce River flows through the valley, providing essential water resources for farming and supporting local ecosystems. The area is also home to several charming towns, such as Alhaurín el Grande and Cártama, which showcase traditional Andalusian culture and architecture.