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To get to Castilla- La Mancha from Cincinnati, your best bet would be flying there. The flight would be 11 hours long, costing around 2,000 dollars round trip. We recommend flying through United Airlines due to their great service as well as the ability to have Television while flying

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Once you get there, your going to want to go to your hotel. Your hotel could be Hotel Carlos V, 60 miles from Castilla La Mancha. Even though it's 60 miles from Castilla La Mancha, you will be very happy with what this hotel has to offer. It has a pool, free breakfast, great views, free wifi, and most importantly, very low prices. Staying at this hotel for a week would only cost you only $550.

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The Spanish language spoken in Castilla-La Mancha is Castilian.

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The weather in Castilla La Mancha varies from 50-80 degrees F. So we suggest bringing a some warm and cold clothes for the weather

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In July you can visit the Corral de Comedias, a festival attracting world class theatre companies performing primarily classical plays. If you are Christian specifically Catholic there are many events you can partake in aswell like Corpus Christi taking place on the Thursday 60 days after Easter Sunday. Several days of festivities.

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One very interesting monument everyone should visit if they come to Castilla-La Mancha is Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes. Here is an Isabelline style monastery built by the catholic monarchs, and was founded by King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella 1 of Castile  to commemorate both the birth of their son, Prince John, and their victory at the Battle of Toro over the army of Afonso V of Portugal.

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In Castilla La Mancha, there are alot of customs. One of the customs is
La Endiablada- At the start of the two-day-long 'Fiesta of the Bewitched', men and boys, gaudily dressed as 'devils', with cowbells strapped to their backs, gather in the house of their leader, the Diablo Mayor.

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In Castilla-La Mancha Heavy stews and soups are most commonly made like the cocido madrileno, but one of the most well known meals is pisto manchego(these are made simply with red and green peppers, tomatoes and squash, although it is common to add onion, ham or eggs) & Sopa de ajo(garlic soup).

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There are so many enjoyable outdoor activities from kayaking in the Peñarrubia Rapids, Caving in Los Chorros cave, to Canyoning in Los Marines (Yeste), and if your into history you can go to the secrets of La Mancha in  Ciudad Real.