Welcome Visitors to Hungary!

Modification: a slice of Hungary...

Well, I would like to speak a couple of words from my hometown and its closest region.
Somewhere in Eastern Hungary, on the middle of the Great Hungarian Plain lies a sleepy, tiny town: Hajdúnánás



Where doesn't happen anythig ever...








...next to nothing.

The first member of its name indicates the hajdúk freedom fighters, who fought on Stephen Bocskay (2nd pic from bottom) side in the anti-Habsburg independence war.



This is my secondary scool, Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Gramar-school.
Kőrösi travelled to Asia in the beginning of the 19th century.
"Hoping that he would be able to trace the origin of the Magyar ethnic group, he set out for the East in 1820, and after much hardship along the way, arrived in Ladakh."
And he was the author of the first Tibetan-English dictionary and grammar book. "In 1834 he was made an honorary member of the Royal Asiatic Society."

In bright summer days well discernible the Tokaji-hill.
Tokaj-Hegyalja is one of the most important wine-district in Hungary.








Tokaj is likewise a tiny town on the blank of the River Tisza.

From Tokaj to south is located Tiszadob on the blank of River Tisza too. It's a small village what was the part of the II. Rákóczi Ferenc's estate in the late 1600. He was the leader of the Rákóczi's War for Independence. Next the village is located the Andrássy Mansion with a beautiful park.

Forward to south is located the "utopian" Hortobágy. It was the first national park in Hungary. It provides habitat for various different species. For example: Saker Falcon, Great Bustard, Aquatic Warbler...etc.






The closest cities to Hajdúnánás: Debrecen and Nyíregyháza

it looks very peaceful places.
it wud b lovely to live there after i retired (more than 30 yrs later )
seeing river n mountains, drinking tokaj and
living a happy silent life in peaceful place......

Wooo, all pictures are graceful and attractive.
I love the river Tisza, that beatiful park and your alma mater.

Thanks for the fine introduction, it did open my eyes and I learned more things.

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Bravo and encore!

Thank you for very interesting topic.
Mr.Nullporce translate these articles to Japanese,and we post this on our wiki.

http://www33.atwiki.jp/clickvip/pages/258.html

thank you

Dear Friends from Taiwan and Japan, let me introduce the city where i was born.
It's called Sárvár, and i love it.


About Sárvár:
It's located in the western part of Hungary, near the river Rába.
We have a beautiful castle from the Middle-Ages, an arboretum,
healing thermal water, industrial park, Pannonia Ring for the professional and amateur motorbike races, rich historical culture, ...
In these days there is an International Folklore Festival, just take a look at the pictures:
http://www.sarvar.hu/index.php?base=gal ... ems&cid=31
(look at the dancers from Taiwan at the second row )

More information:
http://www.sarvarigyogyfurdo.hu/index.p ... pe=welcome
(it's the homepage of our Spa and Wellness Centre)
http://www.sarvar.hu/index.php?base=gallery
(it's the homepage of our city)
http://www.sarvarszallasinfo.hu/sarvar_eng.htm
videos:
http://www.sarvarszallasinfo.hu/video.htm
http://www.indulhatunk.hu/turist-line/n ... ty_id=3037

Ohh, i almost forgot my secret map:

Today begins the Savaria Historical Carnival (Ludi Savarienses MMVII) at Szombathely (known as Savaria from the Roman-age).















All visitors are welcome!

http://www.savariakarneval.hu

I see that there are really beautiful place which deeply connected with the history.
I want to go and see the Savaria Historical Carnival at the place of Saturday in this summer

We hope that if we go to the Hungary, then you, huppers, guide us and talk with us much!!!

hi users!

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sorry my english is not to good...

thank you

>>ec!-san
Thank you for very interesting topic.
Mr.Nullporce translate these articles to Japanese,and we post this on our wiki.
http://www33.atwiki.jp/clickvip/pages/172.html

Sárvár　is very beautiful place.
I wish i live in such a beautiful town.
And, dresses of Historical Carnival is also very beautiful !
it seems to be very interesting for me !
Hungary is really beautiful .....!

Thank you 221b@japan! You are very kind!