Babócsai Basa-kert

Beautiful place! Anyone who can make sure you visit here!

The ruins were beautiful, but there was not a single strand of narcissus.

Wonderful! I heartily recommend transport to Nagykanizsa.

The sight of hundreds of thousands of daffodils is breathtaking.

It was a special experience to walk in such a daffodil field, the smell is wonderful.

In the Basa Garden Luckily, the locals knew exactly where the Narcissus was. From the center you have to go to Barcs. Barely a mile and a half and after Rinya, on the left hand there is the Narcissus. This is also indicated by a beautiful carved daffodil. Fortunately, the gate was open. No daffodils in January, but beautiful green lawns. In the distance, a small family of deer stared at us. A wooden bridge led through a ditch, the floor of a couple surrendered (One point below me!) As the poem says (a little spent): "Who should be replaced already!" Surely dear "three kings"! On the other side are the ruins of the Turkish steam bath and benches. How did I know these were the ruins of a bath? An elegant, artfully carved board — which was less elegantly leaned against the wall — proclaimed this fact. Out of the village, sticking to the side of the cemetery, I noticed a small “branch cemetery”. We stopped. Dozens of unique, beautifully crafted tombs. It was the local Jewish cemetery! It would be worth fixing!

If you’re going for this, it’s worth a look, now it’s more of a “bee-grazing” sight.

During the flowering of the star narcissus, in early May, it is worth visiting, as far as the eye can see, a wonderful field of daffodils everywhere. You can also inquire about the time of full flowering by phone at the municipality. Parking is available on site. The benches are a bit old, this area deserves more attention.