Castle of Beckov

Bekov Castle (Beckov castle) is a ruined castle located near the village of Bekov in the Trenchin region of western Slovakia. The castle was used as a strategic outpost in Grand Moravia to protect the borders of the Kingdom of Hungary. The castle is now a national cultural monument.

After strolling through the Great Wall of Slovakia, we came to Beckov, Slovakia, on an international flight. We went to rent a car to Beckov castle. This is a suburb of Slovakia. The ecological environment is very good. There are many tourists. The popularity is still possible. In fact, it used to be a military base in Slovakia, and now it looks very old and has a long history. On the side of the city wall has been covered with a lot of vegetation, we slowly walked up, savoring the real history here, and the domestic Great Wall is really a bit like, it is not so long, it was built with a lot of human and material resources. After we climbed to the top, we could see the whole scenic area and overlook the city of Slovakia. I took a lot of photos to remember, walked around the top and felt the strength of the Slovak people at that time. Catering and accommodation in Slovakia really feel that the folk customs and domestic differences are different. The meals are Western food, and there is a little unaccustomed, but one or two meals can be accepted. The consumption is not high, the accommodation fee is not high, and there is only 100 yuan a night. It is still very suitable for sightseeing and leisure. You can understand the ancient history of Slovakia. At present, this Great Wall is listed in the national heritage list of Slovakia, which is very valuable for visiting.

The site of the ancient castle that remains independent of the world - Slovakia beckov castlebeckov castle is an ancient castle site built in the 12th century. It was a military castle in the ancient Hungarian kingdom. At that time, it was a strategic outpost guarding its country at the border. In 1729, a sudden fire destroyed some of the castle. When we visited, we saw that in addition to the interior and roof of the castle, other basic structures were clearly visible, which was a relatively well-preserved site. We arrived in the afternoon, and from a distance we saw a castle in the middle of the grass. The sun fell on the castle, like an old man telling a story. In front of the castle, I found that the castle was built on a hill, leaning on the mountain, and looking up from below was a bit high. Although it is a ruin, the surrounding city walls are still strong, and it can be imagined that it was an easy place to guard when it was a military fortress. After careful going up, I found that the interior structure of the castle is quite complicated, and I don't know what function the design is due to the damage of the fire. Travel tips: Tickets are required for the denburg visit, and the ticket shop is in a red roof house in front of the castle. Denburg to climb a very narrow and steep mountain road, not high, but rainy days will be slippery, it is recommended to wear suitable mountaineering shoes, otherwise I really dare not climb.