Obec-bukovina.sk Website Review

> About 15km from Liptovsky Mikulas, at an altitude of 595 m. n. > M. lies the village of Bukovina, situated in the Liptovská kotlina under the> Chočské vrchy in the valley of the Sestrč stream. The predominantly deforestated> hilly surface of the gallows is formed by sandstone and sandstone. The oldest mention of the village is from 1297, when King> Ondrej III. Ladislav gave desolate woods called Nagbokovina. > The village of Janošovce is also part of the village, which, as a result of> the village of rizrastania, was connected with the tribal community. > In the northern part of Bukovina, on the road connecting the Liptovský region with Orava there is a reconstructed seat of the Sedian settlement. The village has a cultural house, which organizes> cultural and social events for neighboring municipalities. > A part of the cultural house is also a sports playground, which in the free time is mainly used by young people. > Near the village there is a water reservoir Liptovská Mara, which> provides opportunities for swimming, sport fishing, boating and> recreational water sports. Due to the fact that the village is bordering the Orava region, there is the possibility of touring the beautiful beech and spruce forests. The tourist path is marked by a blue and white tourist sign from the earthquake to the footsteps of the resting place of Stargrad, which is the rest of the Komorovské seat. > The village developed in the forest area near the Sestrč stream, which was donated by Ondrej III in 1297. Ladislav, Noseovmu son. Patrila> the local queer Bukovinský. Old and foreign naming> villages were: silva Nagbukovina (1297), Bokovina, Bokovina a. n. > Stelistyge (1388), and Bakon. n. Selihche, (1392), Bukovina (1506); > Hungarian Bukovina. In 1784 it had 17 homes and 88 inhabitants, in