Ulan-Majorat

Ulan-Majorat, formerly known as the Ulan Commune, is a rural municipality located in the Lublin Voivodeship, within the Radzyń Podlaski County, forming part of the broader Podlasie region. The commune boasts a rich history dating back to pre-war times and was previously part of the Biała Podlaska Voivodeship, reflecting its geographical and cultural significance in this part of Poland. The main town, Ulan-Majorat (formerly known as Stok), serves as the municipal seat, surrounded by picturesque landscapes. The commune covers an area of 107.77 km², predominantly consisting of agricultural land (83%) and forests (10%). In 2004, the population was 6,102, illustrating a local community largely based on agriculture and related traditions. The municipality comprises several villages, such as Domaszewnica, Gąsiory, Kępki, and Ulan Duży, each distinguished by their rural architecture and local customs. Additionally, Ulan-Majorat borders other communes, fostering cultural exchange and the development of local initiatives. An interesting fact is that the commune constitutes 11.17% of the area of Radzyń Podlaski County. Ulan-Majorat exemplifies a dynamic rural municipality in Poland, blending rich local traditions with a modern approach to life in rural communities.