Tibolddaróc barlanglakások - Tibolddaróc barlanglakások

Nice lookout, promenade, easy way to walk.

An interesting sight is the cave dwelling system carved into tuff on seven levels. Worth recovery. The view from the lookout in nice weather is very nice.

Starting from the village, we can walk here across the Calvary. There is a board next to the lookout, it is worth reading their story, it is interesting.

There is a wonderful panorama from the lookout tower on the top of the hill. From where you can see the whole village and the surrounding hills, vines, forests and fields. In addition, cave dwellings can be seen in close proximity, which has been dug into the soft rock of the hill for centuries. If you are walking directly from the village, you may want to stop for a few minutes before the stations of the main stations of the sufferings of Jesus Christ.

"The area of ​​Bükkalja is built up by volcanic debris rocks, such as rhyolite tuff and dacite tuff, in hundreds of meters thick. Former shelters in the Tibolddaróc area were also carved into these volcanic tuffs. The first cave dwellings may have been “built” as early as the Middle Ages. The poor celery population of the settlement may have been forced into cave dwellings at the time because the landlords of the area regretted “taking away” the homes of their workers from the few small arable lands. According to another theory, the celery left their homes “of their own free will” and fled the landlord’s burdens into their own “swallow’s nest”. Tibolddaróc was the settlement of Bükkalja with the most cave dwellings, in which 60% of the population of the settlement lived in 1930 (this meant 215 cave dwellings, with 1463 inhabitants). The elimination of unhealthy “nests” that usually housed several generations began in the Horthy era. Today, the former cave dwellings function as wine cellars or just serve tourist purposes. Many of them have already become mine. "

2021.08.22.Good little catcher to get up, especially in the heat.The built-in staircase is quite comfortable.The cave dwellings are depressing, there is a sad atmosphere.On the hilltop there is a lookout tower, there is a built-in rest area with benches, bacon grill.It is nice to have snacks there Unfortunately, some cultural creatures could not take their eyes with them.

I think you could get more attention, definitely worth a look. You can take a nice round trip from the church all the way to the Calvary, then see the cave dwellings, and finally admire the view from the lookout. The lookout has great places to relax and picnic, as well as a very good playground for children. The village is also beautiful, with a pleasant atmosphere.