Back to the Roots on a Winding Path
For centuries, the playfully meandering Mura River has not only traced one of the most whimsical borders between Hungary and Croatia, but also shaped a natural environment that is among the country’s most valuable in terms of both soil quality and biodiversity. Over time, however, human activity put this delicate balance at risk—calling for responsible intervention. Flowing along the southwestern edge of Zala County, the river once created and reshaped sandbanks, oxbow lakes, and islands...












