Énekei

Énekei is a village located in the Hajdú-Bihar county of Hungary. It is situated in the eastern part of the country, near the city of Debrecen. The village's name is believed to derive from the Hungarian word for "singing," although its exact etymological origin is debated by scholars. Énekei is part of the Hortobágy region, a vast expanse of Great Hungarian Plain known for its unique ecosystem and traditional pastoral lifestyle.

Historically, the area around Énekei has been inhabited for centuries. Archaeological findings suggest settlements dating back to the Árpád dynasty. The village itself developed as a small agricultural community, relying on the fertile lands of the region for its sustenance. Over time, its population has remained relatively stable, reflecting the steady development typical of many rural Hungarian settlements.

The economy of Énekei is primarily based on agriculture, with local farmers cultivating crops such as wheat, corn, and sunflowers. Animal husbandry, particularly cattle and sheep farming, also plays a significant role, maintaining the traditional practices of the Hortobágy. The village offers a glimpse into a more traditional Hungarian rural life, with its characteristic houses and community spirit. Énekei is accessible by local roads and is a part of the administrative district of Debrecen.