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Arrabona EGTC
Arrabona EGTC
2019. August 29.
“Medicine can be found in the grasses and trees” according to the old proverb. The more health conscious among us today are beginning to subscribe to this notion again and we are applying natural treasures to maintain a sense of well-being, to prevent or even treat illnesses. During our tour, we will be accompanied by fellow travelers such as healing waters, green wizards and flower doctors, all of “whom” we recommend you use in your everyday life.
That’s right, you must take off your shoes and socks to walk through the Barefoot Lavender Park. This is beneficial to the health of the visitor. You can walk along paths with different coverings in order to freshen circulation and improve the sensory abilities of the bottom of your feet.
Beautiful natural surroundings, quiet and a little bit of adventure awaits visitors when they come to this park in Börcs. That’s right, you must take off your shoes and socks to walk through the Barefoot Lavender Park. This is beneficial to the health of the visitor. You can walk along paths with different coverings (eg.: sand, pebbles, logs, tree bark, and dried corn cobs) in order to improve your health, freshen circulation and improve the sensory abilities of the bottom of your feet.
Forrás és további információ:
http://www.borcs.hu/
The Rába-Quelle Healing, Thermal and Adventure Spa is located in a beautiful area where the idyllic peninsula where Moson Danube and the Rába meet. Its healing waters are mainly beneficial for people suffering from erosive bone and joint issues and chronic inflammation of the joints and muscles as well as gynecological problems.
This 67 °C spring water, already mentioned in medieval chronicles, was certified as healing water in 1978 and is beneficial for a variety of ailments. The water comes from a 2000 meter deep thermal well and is used by Rába Quelle Healing, Thermal and Adventure Spa, an establishment built in a beautiful location where the Moson Danube and the Rába meet on an idyllic little peninsula from where visitors can also take in the view of the historical downtown. According to the Hungarian Institute of Occupational Health, the Győr healing water is hot spring water with hydrogen carbonate and chloride, which, due to its iodide ion content is classified as healing water with iodine content. It is recommended foremost for the treatment of erosive bone and joint illnesses, chronic inflammation of muscles and joints as well as gynecological problems.
Forrás és további információ:
https://www.rabaquelle.hu/hasznos-informaciok/nyitvatartas/
The company FinomSág located in Győrság offers a variety of small farmer's products (eg.: herbal syrups and jams) made from the produce from their own farm and without any preservatives or additives and with gentle heat treatment.
Their main products: herbal syrups and jams as well as fruit syrups, jams and jellies, cold-pressed fruit juices, Aronia berry powder, lavender water, lavender oil and sleeping pillows with lavender. In their 'syrup hut' in Győrság at their plant, visitors can register ahead of time to purchase products or even take part in an interactive demonstration showing how syrup is made.
Forrás és további információ:
https://www.facebook.com/FinomS%C3%A1g-K%C3%A9zm%C5%B1ves-Term%C3%A9kek-1385659584999964/
The lavender groves and herb gardens along with the Herb House and the Lavender Distillery and Manufactury at the Pannonhalma Abbey uphold and develop a centuries-long tradition. Their products made with healing herbs can be purchased on-site as well as online.
The monks of Pannonhalma have been trained in the healing arts since the earliest of times. They brewed teas, made balms, Baths, and tinctures from the herbs growing in their garden. Their recipes can still be found in the old volumes kept in the library. The Herbal House and Lavender Distillery Workshop nestled among the lavender groves and the herb garden maintains and develops this centuries-old tradition. Permanent programs: Lavender Weeks: the last two weeks of June and the first two weeks of July The Blessing of the Herbs: August 15. Pannonhalma is a place where the unity of the soul, mind and body becomes a tangible reality. The products (cider vinegar, loose leaf tea, liquors, herbal tea mixtures, cookies, and artisanal chocolates) made from the herbs can be purchased on-site or online.
Forrás és további információ:
https://bences.hu/cikk/arboretum_es_gyogynovenykert.html
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| Difficulty: | Medium |
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| Distance: | 35 km  |
| Duration: | 03:27:03  |
| Ascent: | 284 m |
| Descent: | 105 m |
| Refreshing point: | Nincs |
| Level difference: | 105m |
| Created: | 2019.10.04 |
| Number of appearance: | 6031 |
| Number of viewing: | 7744 |
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