Tuczna

The Tuczna Commune, located in the Lublin Voivodeship within Biała Podlaska County, was known until 1927 as the Międzyleś Commune. Its administrative seat is the village of Tuczna. The commune covers an area of 170.37 km², and as of June 30, 2004, it had a population of 3,584. The land use structure is diverse, with 65% allocated to agricultural land and 28% to forested areas, making Tuczna a commune of significant agricultural and forestry importance. It also forms part of a broader regional market, accounting for 6.19% of the total area of Biała Podlaska County. Tuczna and its associated villages, such as Bokinka Królewska, Dąbrowica Duża, and Wólka Zabłocka, retain their local character, with architecture reflecting traditional rural styles. The cultural life of the commune is deeply rooted in local traditions and history, peaking during events such as harvest festivals (dożynki) and local fairs, which bring the community together. The commune's history is rich, dating back to the pre-war era, and its diverse development now attracts tourists, especially those interested in exploring nature and local heritage. Neighboring communes, including Hanna, Kodeń, and Łomazy, together with Tuczna form a diverse mosaic of the Lublin region. Their cooperation contributes to the development of infrastructure and cultural offerings. Despite its considerable size—around 3,584 residents—Tuczna maintains a friendly and intimate atmosphere, making it an appealing destination for both residents and visitors.