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My wife loved this visit, not my personal favorite, but lots to admire
Bakodpuszta Horse Farm的点评
点评：On looking back on prior reviews posted, of which there are not many, our experience mirrors that as described by others who had this working farm and horsemanship display included as part of their Viking Danube River cruise stop in Kolacso.
I will preface the review by acknowledging that horse riding is not my personal cup of tea, but the horses were truly beautiful, and the skills of the riders to be admired. Evidently this farm was known to exist as early as the 13th century, and they're doing a great job trying to maintain the riding skills and Hungarian heritage. As others have noted, considering how many tour buses stopped, they really need a bit more in the way of bathroom facilities. They do have some gift shops and options to purchase some local brandy and paprika. They should have done a better job advertising the option of buying a bag of carrots for a euro or dollar and then feed them to the horses in the stable period. If anyone is reading this review and will be visiting the site, the carrot bag is at the far end of the area selling knickknacks, just facing the barn. Be prepared for the fact that the staff speaks zero English, it was very difficult to get them to point out where the carrots were located though we had been advised that this was something we could do.
We took our time going through the barn, enjoyed seeing the horses, pigs.
Our tour guide advised us that there are four breeds of horses in Hungary, three of them on display during our demonstration. The white work cattle are evidently another specialty of Hungary.
We were also advised of the history here, as noted above,bdating back to the 1300s, falling prey to the problems during the communistic era, and then regaining its status when privatization took place in the 1990s. They evidently breed horses but do not sell them, they also have a large number of sheep as well as the above referenced cattle.
For what it's worth, my wife loved the visit, she got to feed the horses, nice photo opportunities.
Only a 20 minute drive on the bus from the dock on the Danube.
I will preface the review by acknowledging that horse riding is not my personal cup of tea, but the horses were truly beautiful, and the skills of the riders to be admired. Evidently this farm was known to exist as early as the 13th century, and they're doing a great job trying to maintain the riding skills and Hungarian heritage. As others have noted, considering how many tour buses stopped, they really need a bit more in the way of bathroom facilities. They do have some gift shops and options to purchase some local brandy and paprika. They should have done a better job advertising the option of buying a bag of carrots for a euro or dollar and then feed them to the horses in the stable period. If anyone is reading this review and will be visiting the site, the carrot bag is at the far end of the area selling knickknacks, just facing the barn. Be prepared for the fact that the staff speaks zero English, it was very difficult to get them to point out where the carrots were located though we had been advised that this was something we could do.
We took our time going through the barn, enjoyed seeing the horses, pigs.
Our tour guide advised us that there are four breeds of horses in Hungary, three of them on display during our demonstration. The white work cattle are evidently another specialty of Hungary.
We were also advised of the history here, as noted above,bdating back to the 1300s, falling prey to the problems during the communistic era, and then regaining its status when privatization took place in the 1990s. They evidently breed horses but do not sell them, they also have a large number of sheep as well as the above referenced cattle.
For what it's worth, my wife loved the visit, she got to feed the horses, nice photo opportunities.
Only a 20 minute drive on the bus from the dock on the Danube.
翻译：回顾之前发布的评论（其中数量不多），我们的经历反映了其他人所描述的那样，他们在科拉索的维京多瑙河游轮停靠点中包含了这个正在运作的农场和马术展示。
在这篇评论的序言中，我承认骑马不是我个人的爱好，但马匹确实很漂亮，骑手的技巧也值得钦佩。显然，这个农场早在 13 世纪就已存在，他们在努力保持骑术和匈牙利传统方面做得非常出色。正如其他人指出的那样，考虑到有多少旅游巴士停下来，他们确实需要更多的浴室设施。他们确实有一些礼品店和购买一些当地白兰地和辣椒粉的选择。他们应该做得更好，宣传以欧元或美元购买一袋胡萝卜，然后在马厩期间喂马的选择。如果有人正在阅读这篇评论并将访问该网站，那么胡萝卜袋位于销售小玩意的区域的远端，就在谷仓对面。做好准备，工作人员的英语为零，很难让他们指出胡萝卜的位置，尽管我们被告知这是我们可以做的。
我们慢慢地穿过谷仓，很高兴看到马和猪。
我们的导游告诉我们，匈牙利有四种马匹，在我们的示范中展示了其中三种。白色工作牛显然是匈牙利的另一个特产。
我们还了解到这里的历史，如上所述，可以追溯到 1300 年代，在共产主义时代陷入问题，然后在 1990 年代私有化时恢复其地位。他们显然饲养马但不出售它们，他们还拥有大量羊以及上述牛。
无论如何，我的妻子很喜欢这次旅行，她可以喂马，还有很好的拍照机会。
从多瑙河码头乘巴士仅需20分钟即可到达。
在这篇评论的序言中，我承认骑马不是我个人的爱好，但马匹确实很漂亮，骑手的技巧也值得钦佩。显然，这个农场早在 13 世纪就已存在，他们在努力保持骑术和匈牙利传统方面做得非常出色。正如其他人指出的那样，考虑到有多少旅游巴士停下来，他们确实需要更多的浴室设施。他们确实有一些礼品店和购买一些当地白兰地和辣椒粉的选择。他们应该做得更好，宣传以欧元或美元购买一袋胡萝卜，然后在马厩期间喂马的选择。如果有人正在阅读这篇评论并将访问该网站，那么胡萝卜袋位于销售小玩意的区域的远端，就在谷仓对面。做好准备，工作人员的英语为零，很难让他们指出胡萝卜的位置，尽管我们被告知这是我们可以做的。
我们慢慢地穿过谷仓，很高兴看到马和猪。
我们的导游告诉我们，匈牙利有四种马匹，在我们的示范中展示了其中三种。白色工作牛显然是匈牙利的另一个特产。
我们还了解到这里的历史，如上所述，可以追溯到 1300 年代，在共产主义时代陷入问题，然后在 1990 年代私有化时恢复其地位。他们显然饲养马但不出售它们，他们还拥有大量羊以及上述牛。
无论如何，我的妻子很喜欢这次旅行，她可以喂马，还有很好的拍照机会。
从多瑙河码头乘巴士仅需20分钟即可到达。
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