Tvrdoín

Tvrdoín is a village and municipality in a hilly region of Central Europe. It is characterized by a rural settlement pattern with a central village core and dispersed homesteads. The local government is headed by a mayor and municipal council.

The surrounding countryside comprises pastures, forests, and small streams. Agriculture is the traditional main activity, with some forestry and light industry in nearby towns.

The name Tvrdoín is of Slavic origin; the earliest written records date from the medieval era. A parish church and accompanying cemetery are among the notable historical sites.

The municipality has a small population and offers basic services through its municipal office, a primary school, a local shop, and a post office. Residents often commute to larger towns for work and additional amenities.

Local customs include traditional celebrations and regional cuisine; community groups promote folk music and crafts.