Salte Trusche is a place dedicated to the arts, movement, and connection with ourselves and nature, created by the Open Culture Atlas association, founded in 2013.
We are on a hill surrounded by woods adjacent to the Selva del Lamone Nature Reserve, in Farnese, in the Tuscia area.
This central Italian region attracted us with its magical and unpredictable landscape, interwoven with woods, streams, olive groves, crops, nature trails, medieval villages with quaint local museums and archaeological sites from the late Neolithic to the Etruscan civilization… all traces of the past that deepen our gaze and invite us to a less abstract and disconnected perception of the present.
Here, amidst the beauty of nature and supported by permacultural resource management, our family of three plus a transient community of friends is committed to promoting a sustainable and creative lifestyle and the discovery of our unique gifts. At its core is the understanding that balance is based on continuous adaptation and that inner work with the courage of choosing how to flow in our path every day are the essential foundations for peaceful and nourishing coexistence with other living beings.
To be part of this project, the first step is to participate in one of the events we organise or to stay for two or more weeks as a volunteer, once we have assessed mutual compatibility during the application phase. We can accommodate 2-3 people at a time on the land, even with their own camper vans. There is also a lovely B&B in the immediate vicinity and other affordable accommodation just a few minutes’ drive away in the village.