Lennukuid

Lenhukuid is a district of Saaremaa Parish in Saare County, Estonia. It is located on the island of the same name. The district is situated approximately 25 kilometers northeast of the county capital, Kuressaare, and is relatively small, with a total area of about 10 square kilometers.

Geographically, Lenhukuid is characterized by its sandy coastline, which borders the Baltic Sea. The district features a mix of forests and heathlands, with a number of small lakes and marshes throughout. The terrain is generally flat, with some gentle slopes towards the coast.

The district of Lenhukuid is largely rural, with a small resident population. As with many other districts in Saare County, the local economy is driven by agriculture and the natural environment. Major industries include fishing, forestry, and wild mushroom cultivation.

Lenhukuid has a few small-scale attractions and activities, including several hiking trails and nature spots. The district also features a few monuments and landmarks, including an old wooden windmill.

The local language is Estonian, with a significant proportion of the population also speaking Saare County Estonian. The district has its own history, folklore, and traditions, many of which revolve around the island's natural beauty and the lives of its residents.

Lenhukuid is relatively off the beaten path for international tourism, however, local and national tourist interests do visit the area, attracted by its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and peaceful surroundings.