Püsite

Püsite is a small settlement located in Setumaa, Estonia. It is situated near the Russian border, approximately 30 kilometers southwest of the city of Võru. The settlement has a population of less than 20 inhabitants, making it one of the smallest in the country.

Püsite was established in the 19th century as a rural farmstead. Over time, the settlement grew into a small community with a few scattered homes. The majority of residents in Püsite are ethnic Estonians who rely on agriculture, forestry, and herding for a living. The settlement has a few basic amenities, including a farm, a pasture, and a small well.

The geography of the area is characterized as a rural landscape with mixed forests and small meadows. The climate is humid continental, with cold winters and mild summers. Püsite has no direct road access and can only be reached by walking along trails or by driving along the nearby dirt roads. This has contributed to the village's isolation and lack of development.

In modern times, Püsite is one of the most remote settlements in Estonia. It has no shops, schools, or healthcare facilities within easy reach, which has led to a decrease in its population over the years. Despite this, the residents of Püsite maintain a close-knit community, and many of them hold onto traditional practices and way of life.