
Travel to horse country to tour a farm and witness some exciting horsemanship by highly skilled riders. Hungarians take great pride in the role horses have played in their nation’s history; they have helped win battles and aided in migration, settlement and farming. Many Hungarians, concerned that their country’s equestrian connection is being lost, hold fast to their rural ways and to their four-legged comrades, elevating horsemanship to an art form. You will drive to Domonyvölgy in Hungary’s horse country. Upon arrival at Lázár Equestrian Park, you will be greeted with pálinka, a Hungarian fruit brandy dating to the 14th century. Here, a rollicking show brings centuries-old traditions of horseback riding to life. During your visit, you will also be able to ride a horse-drawn carriage to see more of the park and meet Hungarian farm animals—perhaps the long-wooled Racka sheep, the Mangalica pig or the Puli dog.
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