Located in Bács-Kiskun county, the Kiskunság National Park is a UNESCO biosphere reserve, which comprises of seven units scattered throughout the area.
Created in 1975, the park stretches across the Little Cumania region of the Great Hungarian Plain. The park covers an area of 570 square kilometres, and is a mosaic of plains, lakes and marshes dotted between the Danube and Tisza Rivers. Within Kiskunság National Park, there is a rich diversity of birdlife, which includes great bustard, red-footed falcon, European bee-eater, golden oriole, European roller as well as numerous herons, egrets, wildfowl and passerines.
Situated on the edge of the Kiskunság National Park in the small village of Tiszaalpár, Oriole Ecolodge is a renovated country house which has seven en suite rooms. With 15 hides in the nearby area, the lodge is an excellent base for bird photography, and even has a kingfisher hide in the garden. Find Out More about Oriole Ecolodge
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