(source: TASR)
The water adventure path created by the village of Oborín in eastern Slovakia should increase the attractiveness of the region for tourists.
Three rivers flow in the environs of the village and the local authorities have built an educative path and cycling route, established a museum in a reconstructed house and bought boats and bikes.
“We want people to experience this water path which they can follow all the way to the Aggtelek national park in Hungary,” said the mayor of Oborín, Arpád Csuri, as quoted by the TASR newswire. Aggtelek national park is a partner of the project.
Boats bikes and carriages
The aim of the project is to make the border area between Tokaj and Oborín more accessible. The Bodrog river and its inflows form an 80-kilometre long stretch ideal for water tourism, cycling and horse riding. Hungarian tourists could also be interested.
