Church of Our Lady of the Incarnation
The temples of Tahal and Alcudia were burned during the uprising of the Moorish, but were later renovated in a project that was entrusted to the Bishop of Guadix.
The original temple included interesting some elements, such as a bell tower that was high enough to have the utility of serving as a refuge and watchtower to give alarm in case of a possible invasion. This church has the curiosity of having a painting on its high altar, an exact replica of the main painting of the Cathedral of Granada.
It has gone through several restorations, the last one being done in 2002, in which works were carried out to reinforce the roof of the structure.
This building does have the same main door, which is a milestone, taking into account everything that the church has gone through. Other elements that have survived the fires suffered by the church and the passage of time are the crown of the Christ of Consuelo, a painting of the Virgin of Carmel, an image of the Holy Family, a parish cross, the bandolier of the Virgin of the Immaculate, and several documents that belong to the Historical Archive.