Aynac, Rural commune in Lot department, France.
Aynac covers approximately 21.55 square kilometers in the Lot department, positioned at an average elevation of 466 meters with rolling hills and agricultural terrain typical of southwestern France.
The medieval castle of Aynac served as a strategic stronghold throughout history, witnessing numerous historical events and preserving centuries-old architectural styles representative of the region.
Local residents celebrate traditional rural festivities where regional gastronomy and folk dances play central roles in maintaining the community's cultural identity and ancestral traditions.
The town hall operates Monday through Friday with variable morning and afternoon hours, accessible for administrative procedures at postal code 46120 in the arrondissement of Figeac.
Local legend suggests that Aynac's castle was built upon an ancient megalithic site, adding a mysterious dimension to this small commune's historical significance.
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