Morkovinsche

Morkovinsche is a village located in the Čaňa District of the Trebišov Region in eastern Slovakia.

The village is situated in a rural area, approximately 3 kilometers south of the district town of Čaňa. As of the 2011 census, Morkovinsche had a population of 54 residents.

The village's history dates back to the 19th century, when it was a small agricultural settlement. Over time, Morkovinsche developed into a small rural community, with a handful of farmsteads and a few houses.

In terms of architecture, the village's buildings are primarily rural cottages and farmhouses, constructed from local materials such as wood and thatch. Many of these structures date back to the early 20th century.

Economy in Morkovinsche centers around agriculture, with the primary crops being sunflowers, wheat, and corn. Livestock farming is also a significant contributor to the local economy.

As a remote village, Morkovinsche experiences seasonal fluctuations in population, with an influx of residents during the summer months and an exodus during the winter. Those residents who remain during the colder months often engage in traditional crafts and folk art, passed down through generations.

The village lacks public amenities, relying on nearby Čaňa for basic services. Infrastructure in Morkovinsche is basic, with most residents reliant on private wells and unpaved roads. Despite its remote location and limited amenities, Morkovinsche remains a testament to traditional Slovak rural life, with a strong cultural heritage and a deep connection to the surrounding landscape.