In the Hungarian town of Lakitelek on the banks of the Tisza, a meeting was held with Sándor Lezsák, who explained the subconscious sense of similarity that Turkic peoples experience when visiting Hungary. According to the politician and educator, this connection is evident in the architecture, colors, and the very faces of the people.
Heritage and the Hungaricum Liget educational complex
The town of Lakitelek holds significant historical importance: in September 1987, the Hungarian Democratic Forum, which facilitated the country's transition to a multi-party system, was founded in the courtyard of Lezsák's house. In the early 1990s, Sándor Lezsák and his wife Gabriella, who are also educators, established the People's Institute here.
The Hungaricum Liget ('Park of Hungarian Values') complex grew from this institute, becoming an international platform for scientific and creative activities. As part of the complex's programs, students from Kyrgyzstan also attend events.
Complex infrastructure
The Hungaricum Liget territory includes various facilities for learning and leisure, including:
- hotels and museums
- exhibition house
- planetarium
- sports halls
- stables
The territory also features educational courses, creative camps, and hosts scientific conferences.
