Wooden Churches of Southern Little Poland

Poland is high and low in the south, with plains and slopes in the north and central areas accounting for 92% of the country's total area; in the south there are a small number of hills and mountains accounting for 8% of the total area. The national average altitude is 174 meters, and 75% of the land is below 200 meters (below the European average altitude of 300 meters), and only 3% of the area exceeds 500 meters.

Warsaw is a famous historical city. It was once the main road for trade in the Central European countries. It has been a very prosperous place since ancient times. From the 10th century, there are residential areas. The 13th century has been eligible for cities. The 15th century has begun to have a certain scale. It has always been the largest city in Poland. Once occupied during World War I, it was severely damaged in World War II and has become a beautiful city after decades of restoration.

Wooden floor structure design concept is very important is beautiful

This transnational cultural heritage is located on the eastern edge of Central Europe, with a total of 16 wooden churches.