Lepaa

Lepaa is a village located in the municipality of Hattula in the Tavastia Proper region of Finland. It is situated approximately 10 kilometers south of the municipal center of Parola. The area is known for its rural character and agricultural landscape. Historically, Lepaa has been associated with forestry and farming activities.

One of the most notable features of Lepaa is the Lepaa School of Agriculture and Forestry, which has a long-standing tradition in horticultural and agricultural education. The school's grounds include extensive gardens, greenhouses, and experimental plots, making it a significant center for research and development in these fields. The annual Lepaa Fair, held at the school, is a major event attracting visitors interested in gardening, forestry, and rural living.

The village itself is small and serves as a residential area for those working in agriculture, forestry, or commuting to nearby towns. The natural surroundings of Lepaa offer opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking and enjoying the Finnish countryside. The proximity to Lake Vanajavesi also contributes to the local environment and recreational possibilities. Lepaa is part of the broader cultural and economic landscape of Hattula, contributing to the region's identity as a place with strong ties to nature and traditional Finnish livelihoods.