Llandyisel

Llandyisel is a small rural village located in Carmarthenshire, Wales. It lies in the western part of the county, situated on the banks of the River Towy. The village is primarily agricultural in nature, with surrounding farmland being a dominant feature of the landscape. Historically, Llandyisel has been a quiet community with a strong connection to its Welsh heritage and language.

The name Llandyisel is derived from the Welsh words "llan" meaning parish or church and "Tydel" which is believed to be the name of a local saint. Evidence of its historical significance can be seen in its parish church, St. Tyïsel's Church, which is a focal point for the community and has roots dating back centuries. The church features a simple, traditional Welsh design.

While Llandyisel does not possess extensive modern amenities, it offers basic facilities for its residents. The village's remoteness contributes to its peaceful atmosphere. Its proximity to the River Towy offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing and walking, attracting visitors who appreciate the natural beauty of the Welsh countryside. The local community is tight-knit, and life in Llandyisel moves at a gentle pace.