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Enfour is a small rural commune located in the Cantal department, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of central France. It lies about thirty kilometres south-west of Aurillac, in the area known as the Châtaigneraie cantalienne. The village is set in a quiet countryside landscape, characterized by rolling hills, farmland and woodland. The atmosphere in Enfour is peaceful and authentic. The surrounding scenery reflects traditional rural life, with pastures, forests and small country roads. This setting makes Enfour an ideal destination for visitors seeking calm, nature and a slower pace, far from mass tourism. Enfour has a modest but representative local heritage. The village church and the stone houses scattered among its hamlets illustrate the simple architectural style typical of the region. The area also offers a good insight into the agricultural traditions of the Cantal, particularly livestock farming. Outdoor activities are a major attraction around Enfour. Numerous walking paths and country lanes allow for hiking, cycling and nature walks. The natural environment is well suited to observing local flora and fauna, and enjoying wide, open views of the countryside. Thanks to its location, Enfour is also a good base for exploring nearby villages and towns such as Parlan, Le Rouget or Laroquebrou, as well as the town of Aurillac. Visitors can easily discover local markets, regional products such as Cantal cheese, and the wider natural and cultural heritage of the Cantal region.