Galya-tető

At 3,163 feet above sea level, Galya-tet is Hungary's third tallest peak and part of the Matra Mountain Range. The mountain is a popular tourist destination in Hungary, with thousands of visitors climbing it each year. The land around Galya-tet is managed and conserved by Haves County, which is also responsible for the mountain's management and protection. The income generated by visitors visiting this mountain is directed to the government via the Haves County Administration. With 45 regular residents, Galya-tet is an ideal holiday town. Hotel accommodations near the mountain are also ideal for visitors to the region. Climbers and mountaineers flock to Galya-tet Mountain.

Mountain ranges are breathtaking, with snow-capped peaks typically visible against the backdrop. The views from a mountain's summit (peak) are stunning. Because the landscape is often rocky, not much grows on mountains, although the air is often clean. The valleys, on the other hand, are more fruitful. Farmers typically build terraces where the mountains are steep, creating a succession of flat fields linked by stairs so that they may produce food even on slopes and hills.

Height: 3163 feet

Location: Mátraszentimre, Heves county, Hungary