Interesting About HUNGARY
Budapest is the capital and largest city.
Hungary has a temperate continental climate, characterized by hot summers and cold winters.
Hungarian is the official language of Hungary
The currency of Hungary is the Hungarian Forint (HUF).
Hungary has an inner sea, which is a large freshwater lake called Lake Balaton. It covers 600 square kms and is the biggest lake in Central Europe. Most people call it the Hungarian Sea because of its size and beauty.
Hungary is an ancient wine country with a history of the Roman Empire. The rulers and nobles of Europe highly valued Hungarian wines and Hungarian wine production thrived for centuries. Hungary has 22 official wine regions, each with its characteristics and specialties.
Hungary is famous for its delicious cuisine. From goulash and fried dough to chimney cake and pancake, Hungarian food is a delightful blend of flavors and traditions.
The Rubik Cube was invented by Hungarian architect Ernő Rubik.First introduced in 1974, the puzzle toy has become a global sensation and an enduring symbol of Hungarian creativity.
Hungary is famous for its thermal baths.The country is blessed with numerous hot springs, and bathing in these healing waters is a beloved Hungarian tradition.
Hungary is a culturally rich country, with a mix of traditional and modern cultures.
National Holidays:
1st January – New Year’s Day
15th March – Anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution’s outbreak of 1848
Easter – Usually in March or April from Good Friday through Easter Monday.
Pentecost Monday – 50 days after Easter. Usually in May or June.
1st May – Labour Day
20th August – Saint Stephen’s Day (founder of the Hungarian state)
23rd October – National Day in memory of the 1956 revolution
1st November – All Saints’ Day
25-26th December – 1st and 2nd day of Christmas