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	Podhale is renowned for its rich cultural traditions, which are distinct from other regions of Poland. The inhabitants, known as [[Górals\|Górale]], have preserved their unique customs, dialect, music, and dress. The traditional [[Górals\|Góral]] costume is often worn during festivals and celebrations.		Podhale is renowned for its rich cultural traditions, which are distinct from other regions of Poland. The inhabitants, known as [[Górals\|Górale]], have preserved their unique customs, dialect, music, and dress. The traditional [[Górals\|Góral]] costume is often worn during festivals and celebrations.

	~~[[File:A_Goral_Wedding,_Dom_Ludowy,_Bukowina_Tatrzańska.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A traditional Góral wedding in Bukowina Tatrzańska]]~~

	The region is famous for its folk music, which features instruments such as the [[violin]], [[bagpipes]], and the [[cimbalom]]. Góral music and dance are integral parts of local festivals and weddings.		The region is famous for its folk music, which features instruments such as the [[violin]], [[bagpipes]], and the [[cimbalom]]. Góral music and dance are integral parts of local festivals and weddings.

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	~~{{Short description~~\|~~Region in southern Poland}}~~		== Podhale ==
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			[[File:Tatry_widok_z_Tarasowek.jpg\|thumb\|right\|View of the Tatra Mountains from Tarasówka]]

	'''Podhale''' is a region located in southern [[Poland]], at the foot of the [[Tatra Mountains]]. It is known for its unique cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes, and as a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor activities and traditional Polish culture.		'''Podhale''' is a region located in southern [[Poland]], at the foot of the [[Tatra Mountains]]. It is known for its unique cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes, and as a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor activities and traditional Polish culture.

	==Geography==		== Geography ==
	Podhale is situated in the southern part of Poland, bordering [[Slovakia]] to the south. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain, with the [[Tatra Mountains]] forming a natural border. The highest peak in the Polish Tatras is [[Rysy]], which reaches an elevation of 2,499 meters (8,199 feet).

	[[~~File:~~Tatra Mountains.~~jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~The ~~Tatra Mountains~~, ~~a prominent feature~~ of the ~~Podhale region~~.]]		Podhale is situated in the [[Lesser Poland Voivodeship]] and is bordered by the [[Tatra Mountains]] to the south, which form a natural border with [[Slovakia]]. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain, with the highest peaks of the Tatras reaching over 2,000 meters. The area is also known for its valleys, rivers, and forests, which contribute to its scenic beauty.

	~~The region is part of the larger~~ [[~~Carpathian Mountains]] range and is known for its diverse landscapes, including valleys, rivers, and forests~~. The ~~[[Dunajec River~~]] ~~is one of the major rivers flowing through Podhale, providing opportunities for activities such as rafting and fishing.~~		[[File:NowyTarg2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The town of Nowy Targ, a central hub in Podhale]]

	~~==Culture==~~		The main towns in Podhale include [[Zakopane]], often referred to as the "winter capital of Poland," and [[Nowy Targ]], which serves as a commercial and cultural center for the region.
	Podhale ~~is renowned for its rich cultural traditions~~, ~~which are distinct from other regions~~ of Poland~~. The inhabitants~~, ~~known as~~ [[~~Górale~~]], ~~have preserved many aspects of their traditional way of life, including music, dance,~~ and ~~clothing~~.

	===~~Music and Dance~~===		== Culture ==
	Traditional [[Górale music]] is characterized by the use of string instruments such as the violin and the [[cimbalom]]. The music is often lively and accompanies traditional dances, which are performed at local festivals and celebrations.

	~~===Architecture===~~		Podhale is renowned for its rich cultural traditions, which are distinct from other regions of Poland. The inhabitants, known as [[Górals\|Górale]], have preserved their unique customs, dialect, music, and dress. The traditional [[Górals\|Góral]] costume is often worn during festivals and celebrations.
	~~The region~~ is ~~famous~~ for its ~~unique wooden architecture~~, ~~with many buildings constructed in the traditional~~ [[~~Zakopane Style~~]], ~~named after the town of~~ [[~~Zakopane~~]]~~, which~~ is ~~the cultural center of Podhale. These structures~~ often ~~feature intricate wood carvings~~ and ~~steeply pitched roofs~~.

	[[File:~~Zakopane style house~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~left~~\|A traditional ~~house~~ in ~~the Zakopane Style.~~]]		[[File:A_Goral_Wedding,_Dom_Ludowy,_Bukowina_Tatrzańska.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A traditional Góral wedding in Bukowina Tatrzańska]]

	~~==Economy==~~		The region is famous for its folk music, which features instruments such as the [[violin]], [[bagpipes]], and the [[cimbalom]]. Góral music and dance are integral parts of local festivals and weddings.
	The ~~economy of Podhale~~ is ~~largely based on tourism~~, ~~agriculture, and forestry. The region attracts visitors year-round, with activities~~ such as ~~skiing in~~ the ~~winter~~ and ~~hiking in~~ the ~~summer~~. ~~The town of Zakopane is a major tourist hub, offering a range~~ of ~~accommodations, restaurants,~~ and ~~cultural events~~.

	Agriculture in Podhale includes the cultivation of crops suited to the mountainous terrain, as well as livestock farming. Sheep farming is particularly important, and the production of [[oscypek]], a traditional smoked cheese, is a notable local industry.		== Economy ==

	~~==Tourism==~~		The economy of Podhale is primarily based on tourism, agriculture, and forestry. The region attracts visitors year-round, with winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding being popular in the colder months, while hiking and mountain biking are favored in the summer.
	~~Tourism is a vital part~~ of Podhale~~'s economy~~, ~~with the Tatra Mountains being a major draw for outdoor enthusiasts. Popular activities include skiing, snowboarding, hiking~~, and ~~mountaineering~~. The region ~~also offers opportunities for cultural tourism~~, with ~~visitors exploring~~ the ~~traditional Górale culture~~ and ~~attending local festivals~~.

	==Related pages==		Traditional crafts, such as wood carving and weaving, are also important to the local economy. These crafts are often sold as souvenirs to tourists visiting the region.

			== History ==

			Podhale has a rich history that dates back to the early medieval period. The region was historically part of the Kingdom of Poland and has been influenced by various cultural and political changes over the centuries. The Górale have maintained a strong sense of identity and autonomy throughout these changes.

			[[File:Gorals_map.png\|thumb\|left\|Map showing the distribution of the Góral population]]

			During the 19th and 20th centuries, Podhale became a center for Polish nationalism and cultural revival. The region played a significant role in the development of Polish art and literature, with many artists and writers drawing inspiration from its landscapes and traditions.

			== Related pages ==
			* [[Zakopane]]
	* [[Tatra Mountains]]		* [[Tatra Mountains]]
	* [[~~Zakopane~~]]		* [[Lesser Poland Voivodeship]]
	* [[~~Górale~~]]		* [[Górals]]
	* [[Oscypek]]
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	[[Category:Regions of Poland]]		[[Category:Regions of Poland]]
	[[Category:~~Tatra Mountains]]~~		[[Category:Lesser Poland Voivodeship]]
	~~[[Category:Tourism in~~ Poland]]

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	~~'''Podhale''' is a region located~~ in ~~the~~ southern ~~part of [[~~Poland]], specifically in the [[Tatra Mountains]]. It is the northern part of the [[Western Carpathians]] and is often referred to as the "Polish highlands". The region is known for its unique culture, traditions, and cuisine, which have been preserved over centuries.		{{Short description\|Region in southern Poland}}
			{{Use dmy dates\|date=October 2023}}

	~~== Geography ==~~		'''Podhale''' is a region located in southern [[Poland]], at the foot of the [[Tatra Mountains]]. It is known for its unique cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes, and as a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor activities and traditional Polish culture.

	Podhale is situated ~~between~~ the [[~~Gorce Mountains~~]] ~~to the north and the Tatra Mountains~~ to the south. The region is ~~primarily composed of limestone and dolomite rock formations~~, ~~which have been shaped by glaciation~~. The highest peak in the ~~area~~ is [[~~Mount Giewont~~]], which ~~stands at 1~~,~~895~~ meters.		==Geography==
			Podhale is situated in the southern part of Poland, bordering [[Slovakia]] to the south. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain, with the [[Tatra Mountains]] forming a natural border. The highest peak in the Polish Tatras is [[Rysy]], which reaches an elevation of 2,499 meters (8,199 feet).

	~~== Culture ==~~		[[File:Tatra Mountains.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Tatra Mountains, a prominent feature of the Podhale region.]]

	The ~~culture~~ of ~~Podhale~~ is ~~rich and distinctive, with~~ its ~~own dialect~~, ~~music~~, ~~costumes~~, and ~~folklore~~. The ~~local dialect, known as~~ [[~~Goralski~~]], is ~~still spoken by many inhabitants. Traditional music from~~ Podhale ~~is characterized by the use of a [[bagpipe]] known~~ as ~~a ''[[gajdy]]''. The region is also known for its wooden architecture, particularly its [[Zakopane Style]] churches~~ and ~~houses~~.		The region is part of the larger [[Carpathian Mountains]] range and is known for its diverse landscapes, including valleys, rivers, and forests. The [[Dunajec River]] is one of the major rivers flowing through Podhale, providing opportunities for activities such as rafting and fishing.

	== ~~Cuisine~~ ==		==Culture==
			Podhale is renowned for its rich cultural traditions, which are distinct from other regions of Poland. The inhabitants, known as [[Górale]], have preserved many aspects of their traditional way of life, including music, dance, and clothing.

	~~The cuisine of Podhale is hearty~~ and ~~based on local produce. One of the most famous dishes is ''~~[[~~oscypek~~]]~~'', a smoked cheese made from sheep's milk. Another popular dish~~ is ''[[~~kwasnica~~]]~~'', a sour cabbage soup~~. The ~~region~~ is ~~also known for its bread, ''[[podhalanski chleb]]''~~, which ~~is baked in traditional wooden ovens~~.		===Music and Dance===
			Traditional [[Górale music]] is characterized by the use of string instruments such as the violin and the [[cimbalom]]. The music is often lively and accompanies traditional dances, which are performed at local festivals and celebrations.

	== ~~Tourism~~ ==		===Architecture===
			The region is famous for its unique wooden architecture, with many buildings constructed in the traditional [[Zakopane Style]], named after the town of [[Zakopane]], which is the cultural center of Podhale. These structures often feature intricate wood carvings and steeply pitched roofs.

	~~Podhale is a popular destination for tourists, offering a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountaineering. The region is home to the~~ [[~~Tatra National Park]], which is a UNESCO-designated [[Biosphere Reserve]]~~. ~~The main town~~ in the ~~region, [[~~Zakopane]]~~, is often referred to as the "winter capital of Poland".~~		[[File:Zakopane style house.jpg\|thumb\|left\|A traditional house in the Zakopane Style.]]

	== ~~See Also~~ ==		==Economy==
	* [[Culture of ~~Poland]]~~		The economy of Podhale is largely based on tourism, agriculture, and forestry. The region attracts visitors year-round, with activities such as skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer. The town of Zakopane is a major tourist hub, offering a range of accommodations, restaurants, and cultural events.
	* [[Geography of ~~Poland]]~~
	* [[Cuisine of ~~Poland]]~~

	~~[[Category:Geography~~ of ~~Poland]]~~		Agriculture in Podhale includes the cultivation of crops suited to the mountainous terrain, as well as livestock farming. Sheep farming is particularly important, and the production of [[oscypek]], a traditional smoked cheese, is a notable local industry.
	~~[[Category:Culture~~ of ~~Poland]]~~
	[[~~Category:Cuisine of Poland~~]]		==Tourism==
	~~{{Poland-stub}}~~		Tourism is a vital part of Podhale's economy, with the Tatra Mountains being a major draw for outdoor enthusiasts. Popular activities include skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountaineering. The region also offers opportunities for cultural tourism, with visitors exploring the traditional Górale culture and attending local festivals.
	~~{{food-stub}}~~
	== ~~Podhale~~ ==		==Related pages==
	~~<gallery>~~		* [[Tatra Mountains]]
	~~File:Tatry_widok_z_Tarasowek.jpg\|View~~ of the Tatra Mountains ~~from Tarasówka~~		* [[Zakopane]]
	~~File:NowyTarg2~~.~~jpg\|Nowy Targ town square~~		* [[Górale]]
	~~File:A_Goral_Wedding~~,~~_Dom_Ludowy~~,~~_Bukowina_Tatrza_ska~~.~~jpg\|A Goral Wedding at Dom Ludowy~~, ~~Bukowina Tatrza_ska~~		* [[Oscypek]]
	~~File~~:~~Gorals_map.png\|Map~~ of ~~the Goral region~~
	~~</gallery>~~		[[Category:Regions of Poland]]
			[[Category:Tatra Mountains]]
			[[Category:Tourism in Poland]]

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			== Podhale ==
			<gallery>
			File:Tatry_widok_z_Tarasowek.jpg\|View of the Tatra Mountains from Tarasówka
			File:NowyTarg2.jpg\|Nowy Targ town square
			File:A_Goral_Wedding,_Dom_Ludowy,_Bukowina_Tatrza_ska.jpg\|A Goral Wedding at Dom Ludowy, Bukowina Tatrza_ska
			File:Gorals_map.png\|Map of the Goral region
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'''Podhale''' is a region located in the southern part of [[Poland]], specifically in the [[Tatra Mountains]]. It is the northern part of the [[Western Carpathians]] and is often referred to as the "Polish highlands". The region is known for its unique culture, traditions, and cuisine, which have been preserved over centuries.

== Geography ==

Podhale is situated between the [[Gorce Mountains]] to the north and the Tatra Mountains to the south. The region is primarily composed of limestone and dolomite rock formations, which have been shaped by glaciation. The highest peak in the area is [[Mount Giewont]], which stands at 1,895 meters.

== Culture ==

The culture of Podhale is rich and distinctive, with its own dialect, music, costumes, and folklore. The local dialect, known as [[Goralski]], is still spoken by many inhabitants. Traditional music from Podhale is characterized by the use of a [[bagpipe]] known as a ''[[gajdy]]''. The region is also known for its wooden architecture, particularly its [[Zakopane Style]] churches and houses.

== Cuisine ==

The cuisine of Podhale is hearty and based on local produce. One of the most famous dishes is ''[[oscypek]]'', a smoked cheese made from sheep's milk. Another popular dish is ''[[kwasnica]]'', a sour cabbage soup. The region is also known for its bread, ''[[podhalanski chleb]]'', which is baked in traditional wooden ovens.

== Tourism ==

Podhale is a popular destination for tourists, offering a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountaineering. The region is home to the [[Tatra National Park]], which is a UNESCO-designated [[Biosphere Reserve]]. The main town in the region, [[Zakopane]], is often referred to as the "winter capital of Poland".

== See Also ==
* [[Culture of Poland]]
* [[Geography of Poland]]
* [[Cuisine of Poland]]

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