Haboknáls

Haboknáls is a village located in the Zala County of Hungary. It is situated in the southwestern part of the county, near the border with Slovenia. The village's name itself is derived from Hungarian words meaning "saddle" and "needle," potentially alluding to its geographical features or historical significance.

The area surrounding Haboknáls is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land. Historically, the economy of the village has been tied to farming and related activities. Like many rural communities in Hungary, Haboknáls has experienced demographic shifts over time, with a tendency towards an aging population and outward migration of younger residents in search of employment opportunities.

The village possesses a small church, which serves as a central point for religious and community gatherings. Local infrastructure includes essential services typical of a Hungarian village, such as a local council office and a small shop. Cultural life in Haboknáls often revolves around traditional Hungarian customs, festivals, and community events that bring residents together. The natural environment around the village offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and enjoying the rural landscape.