Lepkavých

Lepkavých is a small, unincorporated community located in the central region of the country. Situated along the banks of the meandering Reka River, the settlement's economy has historically been tied to agriculture, with fertile land supporting a variety of crops. The name "Lepkavých" is believed to derive from an old local dialect word meaning "sticky," possibly referring to the soil composition or a historical natural phenomenon.

The community is characterized by its dispersed housing and a central gathering point that includes a general store and a small church. While not a major tourist destination, Lepkavých offers a glimpse into traditional rural life. Local folklore speaks of a benevolent spirit residing in the nearby ancient oak grove, a tale often shared by older residents.

In recent decades, Lepkavých has seen a slow but steady migration of younger generations seeking opportunities in larger urban centers. Despite this, a strong sense of community persists, with annual festivals and local events continuing to be well-attended. The Reka River, once a vital transport route, now primarily serves recreational purposes, attracting occasional visitors for fishing and nature walks. The accessibility of Lepkavých is maintained by a network of unpaved roads connecting it to the nearest main highway.