Déldunántúli

Déldunántúli is a Hungarian term that translates to "Southern Transdanubian." It refers to a geographical region within Hungary, specifically the southwestern part of the country. This area is part of the larger Transdanubia region, which is west of the Danube River. Déldunántúli encompasses several counties, including Baranya, Somogy, and Zala. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills, fertile plains, and the southern shores of Lake Balaton, Hungary's largest lake. Historically, the region has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by various ethnic groups and historical events. Agriculture is a significant economic activity, with a focus on wine production, particularly in areas like Villány and Szekszárd. The region also boasts natural attractions, including thermal spas and national parks, making it a popular destination for tourism. Major cities within Déldunántúli include Pécs, known for its historical significance and cultural institutions, and Kaposvár. The climate is generally continental, with warm summers and cold winters.