The municipality of Godziesze Wielkie, located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, within the Kalisz County, historically known as the Godziesze municipality until 1954, boasts a rich and diverse demographic and natural structure. The municipal seat, Godziesze Wielkie, is one of the key points in this locality, which was inhabited by approximately 9,337 people in 2016. The municipality covers an area of 105.07 km², with agricultural land dominating at 81.13 km², reflecting the region's typical agricultural character. There are also forests covering 15.59 km², while other lands, including wastelands, account for 8.35 km². The municipality consists of numerous village administrative units, such as Bałdoń, Biała, Borek, Godziesze Małe, and Godziesze Wielkie, as well as many other villages, indicating a dispersed settlement pattern. An interesting fact is the large number of localities, which points to significant activity among local communities and their diverse traditions. The municipality borders areas such as Brzeziny, Kalisz, and Nowe Skalmierzyce, contributing to its integration within the broader regional context. Historically, this region may have witnessed many important events, although detailed information about local traditions or architecture has not been widely documented. The municipality is a place where rural traditions may still be cultivated, and local culture could attract the interest of both residents and tourists. Contemporary aspects of life in the municipality, such as infrastructure development, the potential for organizing local events, and the activity of its inhabitants, play a significant role in its further development and the preservation of its local cultural heritage.