Museum of Ethnography to Showcase the Living Traditions of Hortobágy Shepherds
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A herd of gray cattle is being driven from its winter quarters to the summer pastures in Hortobágy The Museum of Ethnography’s program titled “Hortobágy in Budapest,” scheduled for October 17, showcases the unique world of shepherding. T…
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