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Kiskunsági Nemzeti Park is a national park and conservation organisation focused on protecting and presenting the natural and cultural heritage of the Kiskunság region of Hungary. Its protected areas include saline steppes, meadows, wetlands, lakes, sand dunes, forests and geological sites across the Danube–Tisza Interfluve. The park highlights distinctive plants and wildlife, including sea aster, Siberian statice, great bustards and red-footed falcons, while helping visitors understand the landscapes and habitats that support them.

The organisation offers opportunities to explore its core protected areas, landscape protection areas and nature reserves, alongside visitor centres, museums and study trails. At the House of Nature in Kecskemét, permanent exhibitions cover Hungarian nature conservation, national parks, regional habitats and traditional professions. The Shepherd Museum in Bugac introduces pastoral culture and extensive animal husbandry, while the reconstructed Árpád-era village in Tiszaalpár presents historical dwellings and farming structures. At the Csólyospálos Geological Site, visitors can discover the area’s distinctive “wasp stone” formations and pastoral heritage.