The village located on the western border of the Komárno district was established in 1940 by merging the villages of Dolný and Horný Gelér. It has been called since 1948.
The village located on the western border of the Komárno district was established in 1940 by merging the villages of Dolný and Horný Gelér. It has been called since 1948.
Historically significant are the finds of weapons and jewelry, the Calvinist church with a tower and rocking wells or two-storey wooden birdhouses. Today the village has more than 450 inhabitants. Its dominant feature is the modern building of the Municipal House. In addition to the seat of self-government, it is also a cultural stand, which the Holiar people make full use of. Their favorite place is the municipal pond, where they organize a fishing competition every year.
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