An article in the July/2025 issue of National Geographic magazine highlighted the everyday life of the people of Karacsonyfalva, a village located in the valley of the Homorod River in rural central Romania. Eighty-five percent of the inhabitants in this region speak Hungarian and are descendants of ethnic Hungarians who came to the area at least 1000 years ago.
If you subscribe to National Geographic, you can access the article here; otherwise, use this link to learn more about Karacsonyfalva and its people.
