Babócsai Basa-kert

The biggest sight and attraction of the 13 acres area is the starry daffodil. There is not such a wide range of narcissistic fields throughout Europe. According to the story, this area was planted by the local basa with narcissus during the Turkish occupation, to admire the harem ladies. The specialty of the daffodil is the starry daffodil. Over the last centuries, it has mixed with the common white daffodil, so its share is approx. To 15%. The vast majority of 5-6,000 visitors per year visit the Basakert at the time of flowering (end of April - early May), and especially in the dawning days, the visit of the area increases.

Beautiful flowers in a natural position. you can watch fast because not so great area! Entry is free, but hours of operation, closed 18 pm. The area supervisor is very nice, a lot of things you can know about it!

Very nice place, no entrance fee ... There are benches at the ruins of the Árpád era.