Lingatakse

Lingatakse is a small village in Võru County, Estonia. It is located about 14 kilometers northwest of the city of Võru and has a population of approximately 47 residents as of 2020. The village is situated in the Seto region, which is known for its unique cultural heritage and traditions.

Lingatakse is a rural settlement with a few residential houses and some agricultural land. The village is primarily surrounded by forests and is located near the Linga River. The climate is temperate, with cold winters and mild summers, typical of the region.

The village of Lingatakse has a small community with most residents being ethnic Setos, who are an indigenous people to the region. They have a distinct culture and language, which has been shaped by their history and geographical location. The Seto people are known for their textile crafts, especially their beautiful embroidery and woolen garments.

The economy of Lingatakse is primarily based on agriculture, with some residents also working in forestry or small-scale entrepreneurship. The village has a strong sense of community, with regular social gatherings and cultural events. Despite its small size, Lingatakse has a rich cultural heritage and plays an important role in preserving the traditional way of life in the Seto region.