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Follow to get notified about new posts with this tagSarmizegetusa Regia (Capital of the ancient Dacian Kingdom) | Let's travel together #374
A place with high historical importance that should be known by more peopleSince the weather outside is quite grumpy and the winter can already be noticed slowly settling in, I thought it was a good idea to revive another experience I had a couple of months ago when I visited
Romania's Grand Canyon (Rapa Rosie/The Red Ravine) | Let's travel together #373
A place that once you see once, you'll know you will return for moreSince last Saturday, I mentioned the two places you can quickly observe while driving on the A1 highway, and one of them was Rapa Rosie (EN: The Red Ravine). I thought I should write about this place again,
Măgura Uroiului (Archaeological Site in Romania) | Let's travel together #372
A place that catches everyone's attention from the distanceDuring my rides on the A1 highway to various destinations, my attention was always distracted by two natural beauties that can be observed from a distance, one of them being The Red Ravine, which I have
The Water Tower of Cugir, Romania | Let's travel together #371
A not so popular water tower but which still resists in the 21st century and looks greatOn the list of some guilty pleasures I have while exploring the surroundings, there are the water towers that have always fascinated me. I am not sure why, as in fact they all had their main purpose to
(Ghosts of) The Living Stones from Garbova | Let's travel together #370
The genuine proof that some places should never be known by peopleAlthough I am obssesed to explore less known places offered by nature at no cost, not for a couple of times I mentioned that it's a lot better for some of these to remain forever unknown to people. It's
Viking Village Panoramic Park (Avrig, Romania) | Let's travel together #369
One of the most beautiful themed parks in RomaniaRecently, I had the opportunity to make it to one of these places that I can certainly say it comes with a unique thing in Romania, especially when Vikings and Romania have nothing in common. Although
The Port and Waterfront of Turnu Măgurele | Let's travel together #366
One of the most chill places in town, with Romania on one side and Bulgaria on the other sideDo you remember when I wrote about the place where the Olt River flows into the Danube, and you could see Bulgaria from the shore of Romania? Today is going to be another similar experience, but from a
Monumentul Independenței Turnu Magurele (The Independence Monument in Turnu Măgurele) | Let's travel together #365
The sign of freedom that was obtained with the help of the brave fightersI've mentioned it countless times before, and I will still say it. There is no better way to learn history and what a place has been through than visiting proper places that are so rich in historical events
The point where the Olt River flows into the Danube | Let's travel together #364
Unique location in Romania where Olt River meets DanubeI'd lie by saying that I wasn't missing my reconnection with Danube, as in fact I've seen plenty of places in and around Romania, only by judging the number of this travel post. But what I'm trying to
Water Tower in Turnu Măgurele | Let's travel together #363
Historical landmark with an interesting architecture and imposing presence in townStill during my spontaneous trip taken at the beginning of June when I was facing some personal issues, I ended up exploring Turnu Magurele, a city not too far from my hometown, but which, for I don't
The Largest Poppy Field in Olt, Romania | Let's travel together #362
A place where nature blesses these passing by, with ocassional poppy fieldsIf you ended up on this post thinking that you will find one of these over 1,000 words articles I usually write for my travel destinations, then I'm sorry to disappoint, but that is not going to be the
Faleza Corabia (Corabia Waterfront) | Let's travel together #361
One of the most chill place where one can go to enjoy good food, camping, and reconnect with natureNot a long time ago, life took a really interesting twist. And not in a good way. But as I always tend to believe that nothing happens randomly and each challenge has a meaning even if I don't see it right
