Csorvás (Romanian: Ciorvaș) is a town in Békés county, in the Southern Great Plain region of south-east Hungary.

At the time, agriculture was the primary industry and the settlement’s output was predominantly wheat, maize and pig and cattle breeding.

By 1970, Csorvás was a large village with sufficiently developed infrastructure and canalization to ensure water and natural gas were readily available to inhabitants of the whole area.

In addition, the International Wedding Gastronomical Days is held at the end of July and the dedication festival is on the first Sunday after 15 October.

Our 15 representatives, 21 NGOs (Non- Governmental Organization) and 5667 Csorvás residents do a substantial amount to develop the area.