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Large village in Bács-Kiskun, Hungary
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Bugac is a small village in the Great Hungarian Plain, on the sandy soils of the Kiskunság ("Little Cumania") region. There are two most likely scenarios that you end up in this village: either visiting the puszta, or the steppelands, of the Kiskunság National Park or attending the Kurultáj, kind of a cross between a reenactment festival and a genuine celebration of the life of the Hungarians' nomadic ancestors, with a neo-pagan twist.
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Bugac puszta is the largest of seven disjoint units making up the Kiskunság National Park.
The regional public transportation company Kunság Volán provides several daily buses from the regional hub of Kecskemét.
Read in the guideBugac is a very orderly and small place, where you will find it easy to walk around its grid plan.
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