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- Basilicata is the most mountainous region in the south of Italy. It's also sometimes known by it's ancient name, Lucania.
- It is known for its "cucina povera", cuisine deeply anchored in peasant traditions and consisting primarily of pork, meats, legumes and vegetables.
- It is the home of Amaro Lucano, an herbal liquor, and some of Italy's top red wines.
- It has a rich historical background influenced by ancient Greek and Roman culture.
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