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The Sajó River
Sajópüspöki,
Mátra Mountains & Gyöngyös
Northern Hungary
Type: Sightseeing
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Mátra Mountains & Gyöngyös
Northern Hungary
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The Sajó River crosses into Hungary at Sajópüspöki and snakes through valleys and ravines of Northern Hungary, for a total of 125 km/78 miles until it arrives at the town of Tiszaújváros. Lifting over is required at two places, and usually the number of days taken is three to four, assuming at least one complete rest day. This is for kayaks, canoes and boats.
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