Wanderlust World Wanderlust World The Transdanubian Hills
The Northern Mountains
The Great Plain covers most of eastern Hungary and is a flat, fertile region formed by alluvial deposits from the Danube, Tisza, and other rivers.
The Transdanubian Hills lie west of the Danube and consist of rolling hills and valleys formed by ancient volcanic activity.
The Northern Mountains are a rugged range of mountains that runs along the northern border of Hungary and include the Mátra, Bükk, and Zemplén mountains.