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Narrow-gauge railway experiences every day, including steam-hauled heritage trains on summer weekends. The narrow-gauge railway, which departs from Pörböly on the border between Tolna and Bács-Kiskun counties, terminates at Bárányfok, 30 kilometres away; the entire journey takes approximately 2–2.5 hours. Along the way, you can admire Europe’s largest contiguous floodplain forest. At the starting point, it’s well worth visiting the interactive exhibition at the Pörböly Ecotourism Centre, and you can sign up for wildlife watching; you can even go canoeing and kayaking, with guided tours available for the latter. At the narrow-gauge railway’s terminus, the nature trails in Malomtelek offer excellent opportunities for a day out, and if you visit in autumn, don’t miss the deer rutting tours in Gemenc either!
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