Valkó

Valkó is a village located in Pest County, Hungary. It is situated in the central part of the country, within the agglomeration of Budapest. The village has a rich history, with archaeological findings suggesting settlements dating back to the Árpád era. Its name is believed to derive from the Hungarian word for "white," possibly referring to the landscape or early settlements.

Historically, Valkó was an agricultural community. Over time, like many villages in the vicinity of the capital, it has seen a growth in its population due to its proximity to Budapest, offering a more rural living environment while still being accessible to the city's amenities. The local economy is a mix of agriculture and services, with many residents commuting to Budapest for work.

The administrative center of the municipality is located within the village. Valkó is served by local infrastructure, including roads and public transportation, connecting it to neighboring settlements and the wider region. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor activities, with forests and fields characterizing the landscape. The village maintains its community character, with local events and traditions playing a role in its social fabric. Information regarding specific landmarks or cultural institutions within Valkó is available through local government or regional historical records.