Malovala

Malovala is a municipality located in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers northwest of the regional capital, České Budějovice. The municipality was established on January 1, 1980, by merging several smaller villages in the region.

Malovala has a total area of 11.22 square kilometers, making it one of the smaller municipalities in the South Bohemian Region. The municipality is bounded by several other municipalities, including Borovany, Dubné, and Čisté. The terrain in Malovala is relatively flat, making it suitable for agriculture, which is the primary economic activity in the area.

The population of Malovala is relatively small, with approximately 170 residents as of the last available census. The majority of the residents work in agriculture, with some residents commuting to nearby cities for work. Malovala has limited infrastructure compared to other municipalities in the region, but it offers basic amenities such as a grocery store, a post office, and several community buildings.

While Malovala is not a popular tourist destination, it is known for its picturesque countryside and its proximity to several historical sites, including the nearby village of Borovany, which features a well-preserved medieval castle. The municipality is also near the Vltava River, which offers opportunities for fishing and other recreational activities. Despite its small size and limited amenities, Malovala remains an important part of the South Bohemian Region's cultural and economic heritage.