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Hungary (Magyarország) is a landlocked country in Central Europe, covering about 35,920 square miles (93,030 km²). Most of it is low and flat, especially the Great Hungarian Plain in the east, and the Danube and Tisza rivers flow through it from north to south, with low wooded hills rising along the northern border.

Its most famous natural landmark is Lake Balaton, the largest lake in Central Europe, stretching about 48 miles (77 km). On the Great Plain, Hortobágy, the country's first national park, is a vast grassland of grazing gray cattle and shepherds that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mythical turul bird is a national symbol.

Each fall, tens of thousands of common cranes stop over in Hortobágy on their way south, and Hungary has the largest population of great bustards in Central Europe. Little owls nest in towns along the Tisza, and the Aggtelek caves, shared with Slovakia, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Did You Know? Lake Hévíz is the largest thermal lake in the world that people can swim in, and its water stays warm enough for bathing even in the middle of winter.

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