Baraja is the dialect name for Biella’s ’Baraggia’. This moorland, typical of the Piedmont plateau, which some call the ’Italian Savannah’, is a mysterious and enchanting place. An uncontaminated land where time seems to have remained still for millennia. A boundless plateau surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Pre-Alps, one of the few magical places where it is possible to intensely perceive the mysterious and unchallenged sense of nature, with its warm, humid smell of humus, its extraordinary shades of ochre and its breath-taking silence, broken by the sudden and unexpected sounds of thunder and the cries of animals, Baraggia is a magical place dominated by strong contrasts.