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Bükki Nemzeti Park

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In one of the oldest national parks in the country, you can roam over 400 square kilometres. With 95 percent of the park covered in forest, the 31 hiking trails offer some of the most beautiful wildlife in the park. The unique flora and fauna is a fascinating attraction in itself, but if you want to add a touch of culture to your nature walk, you can explore the region’s main attractions, such as the Szalajka Valley, Cserépfalu, Diósgyőr Castle, Hollókő, or Lillafüred.

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The Bükk-fennsík (Bükk plateau): A stronghold of Hungary’s natural treasures

A trail full of trout, Fátyol (‘Veil’) waterfall and a grassman. At first glance, it seems as if we are about to enter Ervin Lázár’s Fabulous Round Forest, but our destination is much more real.

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5 protected bird species and their fabulous habitats

We are taking you on a journey to discover 5 protected bird species and their natural habitats – all of which should be on your bucket list.

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An unearthly experience: see a miracle in the Bükk Astronomical Observatory!

Observing the Sun with binoculars, discovering the texture of meteorites, going on an exciting virtual space trip – these and similar adventures are offered by the Bükk Astronomical Observatory.

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Fairytale programme on horse-drawn sleigh

A snowy landscape, beautifully frosted branches and an idyllic festive atmosphere: when Mrs. Santa shakes her snowy duvet, we witness magic.

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The Suba-lyuk (Suba-hole) cave – in search of the Neanderthal man

The 279-metre-high forest path is perfectly safe and totally worth the hike to get to the first cave of Hungary where Neanderthal residues have been found.