Kuldõgja

Kuldõgja is a small, sparsely populated village located in the western part of Estonia, within the administrative boundaries of Lääne County. It is situated in the rural municipality of Martna. The village is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with rolling fields and scattered forests typical of the region.

Historically, Kuldõgja has been a farming community, with its inhabitants traditionally engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry. Like many rural Estonian settlements, its population has seen a decline in recent decades, a trend common across many of Estonia's smaller villages. The remaining residents often maintain connections to the land and traditional ways of life.

The infrastructure in Kuldõgja is minimal, reflecting its small size. Basic amenities are usually found in larger nearby settlements. The nearest significant town is Haapsalu, which offers a wider range of services, shops, and cultural attractions. Kuldõgja's appeal lies in its peaceful, rural setting and its connection to Estonia's natural environment. The local economy remains primarily based on agriculture.