Hajutajad
Hajutajad, also known as the "Hajutajad" or "Hajutajad" in some sources, are a group of small, ancient settlements located in the northern part of Estonia. These settlements are characterized by their unique architecture, which includes traditional wooden houses with thatched roofs and narrow, winding streets. Hajutajad are often referred to as the "hidden villages" due to their remote locations and the fact that they are not easily accessible by modern transportation.
The origins of Hajutajad can be traced back to the 13th century, when they were established as
Today, Hajutajad are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and they attract visitors from around the