Gényháza

Gényháza is a small village located in the southern part of Hungary, within the administrative region of Baranya County. It is situated in the Drava Valley, an area known for its agricultural significance and natural landscapes. The village is part of the larger Szentlőrinc microregion.

Historically, the area has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of settlement dating back to Roman times. Like many rural Hungarian settlements, its development has been closely tied to agricultural practices and the surrounding environment. The village's economy has traditionally been based on farming, with local residents cultivating crops and raising livestock.

The current population of Gén yháza is relatively small, reflecting a common trend in rural Hungarian areas. The local infrastructure includes basic amenities such as a community center and a small shop. The proximity to larger towns like Szentlőrinc provides residents with access to more extensive services, including healthcare, education, and retail options.

The landscape around Gén yháza is characterized by flat plains and the nearby Drava River, which influences the local climate and ecology. The region is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. The village itself maintains a quiet, rural atmosphere, preserving a traditional way of life. Gén yháza's identity is deeply connected to its rural setting and its place within the broader cultural and geographical context of Baranya County.