The village of Bukovina u Čisté can be found in the Semily district, between the towns of Nová Paka, Jilemnice and Vrchlabí, in the Liberec region.
The first written mention comes from the year 1386. It is preserved from the provocative books of that time that the resistance of Jan said Peck from Pecka to the proclamation of Hrzek plebán before Petr of Vartenberk and from Kosta was solved.
Currently in our village live 214 inhabitants. The landscape and nature around the village is picturesque and relatively little disturbed by civilization influences. A number of timbered cottages and farm buildings are preserved here. Bukovinský stream, springing on the meadows of Bukovina, flows through the village to the east and at Dolní Kalná it flows into the creek stream.
Our municipality is a member of the Jilemnicko association - a union of municipalities that strives for the development of the Jilemnicko microregion.
Municipality, municipal office:
- office hours: Wednesday 19:00 - 20:00.
Village facilities:
- natural area, there are a number of social and cultural events, clay court, the possibility of renting
- local public library
- House of Culture
- fire station.
Local associations:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit.
Local sights:
- Statue of St. John of Nepomuk
- Chapel
- Country house No. 20
- Memorial to the victims of the First World War
- Memorial trees - Hek's linden trees.