Kiskun is a region located in Hungary, known for its rich cultural heritage and agricultural significance. It is part of the larger Great Hungarian Plain and features a mix of landscapes, including plains and small hills. The area is characterized by its traditional farming practices and is home to various local festivals celebrating its history and customs. The name "Kiskun" translates to "Little Kun," referring to the Kunság people, who are descendants of the Kipchaks. This region is also famous for its unique folk art, including pottery and textiles, which reflect the traditions of the local communities.