Lássukö

Lássukö is a village located in the county of Vas, Hungary. It is situated in the western part of the country, near the Austrian border. The village's name is thought to derive from the Hungarian word "lassú," meaning slow, possibly referring to the pace of life or the local river.

The area around Lássukö has a history of human settlement dating back centuries. Archaeological findings suggest the presence of communities in the region during the Roman period. Like much of western Hungary, Lássukö has experienced various historical influences, including periods under Hungarian and Habsburg rule.

Economically, Lássukö has traditionally relied on agriculture. The fertile land in the region supports the cultivation of various crops. In recent times, like many rural Hungarian settlements, it has also seen a diversification of its economy, with some residents commuting to nearby towns for work. Tourism, though not a major industry, plays a small role, attracting visitors interested in the natural landscape and rural Hungarian life.

The village itself features typical Hungarian rural architecture, with a central church and scattered houses. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. Lássukö remains a small community, preserving its traditional character while adapting to modern changes.