Hungary Overview

Hungary is one of the top tourist places in Europe. Its capital Budapest is known to be one of the most beautiful cities globally. Even though Hungary is a smaller country in size, it contains multiple world heritage sites preserved by UNESCO. Some of the most common ones include:

• Lake Hévíz: the world's second-largest thermal lake.
• Lake Balaton: Central Europe's largest lake
• Hortobágy: Europe's natural, largest grassland.

Postal codes in Hungary
Hungary's postal codes consist of 4-digit numeric codes. In this code first digit represents the postal region. Not all of the above are county capitals. Instead, they are major cities. These are considered postal regions because they are big junctions and well-communicated cities. While, in the Budapest, postal code format is 1XYZ. Here X and Y represent two district numbers; digits, and the last digit represents the post office's identification number within the district. There is a special system that doesn't follow the district postal codes system for PO Box deliveries. These special postal codes are meant to refer to a post office instead of an area. While rest of the postal codes work as follows:

• County capitals contain postal codes ended with 00. It includes some major cities as well.
• Cities postal codes contain 0 in the end.
• Villages and smaller towns usually have any other number in the end.
• It can be a bit confusing for numerous people around.

Geography of Hungary
Hungary is a landlocked country which is located in Carpathian Basin. The largest rivers of Hungary are Tisza and Danube that divide Hungary into three parts. Hungary has a lower mountain range that seldom exceeds 1,000 meters elevation. Hungary contains 10 National Parks, 2000+ species of flowering plants, numerous common European animals, and some rare animals.

Weather and climate in Hungary
Hungary's climate is different than other places because it contains four different seasons. Winters here are really cold, while summers are a bit warmer. However, the average temperature in Hungary ranges between -4 °C in Jan and 26 °C in July. The climate of Hungary is relatively dry because it is in the temperate zone. Most importantly, Hungary is protected from extreme weather situations due to the surrounding mountain range. It can be hard to match your outfit with the climate here. However, each season here has its own beauty.

So, if you want to know the details about Hungry before visiting it, you can check from the above list.

References

• Geonames
• Wikipedia

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