Võromaas
Võromaas is a historical region located in southeastern Estonia. It is primarily inhabited by the Võro people, an ethnic minority with their own distinct language and cultural traditions. The region encompasses much of the present-day Võru County, though its historical boundaries have varied over time and can be subject to different interpretations.
The Võro language, a Finnic language, is a defining characteristic of the region. While it has official
Culturally, Võromaas is known for its unique folklore, music, and traditions. The landscape is characterized by
The administrative center of the region is the city of Võru, founded in 1784 by Catherine the