Stretching across the Great Hungarian Plain, Hortobágy National Park is a vast tapestry of tradition and nature, where the iconic Puszta landscape merges with centuries-old pastoral customs. Read more
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Hortobágy National Park, established in 1973, is Hungary's largest protected area and stands as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Covering over 800 square kilometers, this expansive park represents the traditional Hungarian steppe, known as the Puszta. The landscape is characterized by its vast, treeless grasslands, shimmering fish ponds, and unique wetlands. The park is not just a nature lover's paradise, but it's also a living testament to a pastoral culture that has been maintained for over two millennia. Traditional herding practices continue here, with Hungarian Grey Cattle, Racka sheep, and Nonius horses grazing the fields. Birdwatchers flock to the park to catch glimpses of rare species such as the Great Bustard, red-footed falcons, and aquatic birds.
Hortobágy National Park is more than just a nature reserve; it's a celebration of Hungary's rich pastoral traditions, where the harmony between man and nature has flourished for centuries.
The longest road stone bridge in historic Hungary, a symbol of the region.
A rehabilitation center for native bird species, offering guided tours to learn about avian fauna.
A guided tour showcasing the park's diverse flora and fauna.
Learn about traditional herding practices and the region's pastoral culture.
A place to see the renowned Nonius horses and experience horse shows.
A historic inn offering traditional Hungarian dishes, making for a cultural dining experience.
Observe native Hungarian animal species in their natural habitat.
Unique sand dunes, providing a distinct landscape within the park.
A vital resting place for migratory birds, especially in the autumn.
The central town of the region, offering a glimpse into the traditional Puszta lifestyle.
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