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Nera Gorges - Beușnița National Park

NERA GORGES - BEUȘNIȚA NATIONAL PARK




In three days I will be myself in these places and if I manage to return safe, you should expect my photos here. Not yet decided if I will go to Anina Mountains (from where these images are) or perhaps Țarcu Mountains, though.

odkrywamyinterior.pl​

 

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Parâng Mountains

PARÂNG MOUNTAINS





Parang by alex_haiducu2000, on Flickr

 

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Timișoara by me

TIMIȘOARA BY ME




Ion Mihalache Street, Fabric District - an atmospheric corner of this large working class neighborhood developed from first half of 18th century and reaching the peak around fin de siècle, when managed to become home to almost half of city's entire population (around 60,000), as a consequence of massive industrialisation






Ion Mihalache Street, Fabric District by Carpathianland, on Flickr

 

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Near 2 Mai, Dobruja

NEAR 2 MAI, DOBRUJA






Excursie bicicleta_Himalaya Adventure_2Mai_156 by Himalaya Adventure, on Flickr

 

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Rarău Mountains

RARĂU MOUNTAINS

Cătălin Urdoi​

 

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Danube Delta

DANUBE DELTA

Claboo Media​

 

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Incredible Europe: wilderness of Piatra Craiului National Park

INCREDIBLE EUROPE: THE WILDERNESS OF PIATRA CRAIULUI NATIONAL PARK




If you are going to tell to the average, uninformed citizen of the planet that Europe has natural areas as wild but more spectacular and more pleasantful than Yellowstone or other famous intact natural areas of the world, he/she will laugh, but is true. Piatra Craiului is just one of the many such areas in Romania. Here in Carpathians, a fabulous treasure of precious ecosystems, lush jungle, mirific landscapes await to be discovered by the rest of world, together with an equally incredible treasure of traditinional, archaic rural cultures belonging to a mosaic of ethnicites and religions.

Ciri Țurcanu​

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The Iron Bridge, Timișoara, by me

THE IRON BRIDGE, TIMIȘOARA, BY ME




Built between 1913-1917 in Iosefin District through reutilisation of the parts of an older metallic bridge from 1871 that preceded the actual one





Podul de Fier / Eisenbrücke / Közötti híd (Iron Bridge), Iosefin District by Carpathianland, on Flickr

 

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Hășmaș Mountains

HĂȘMAȘ MOUNTAINS





Catre Hasmasul Mare by Alexandru Mihail Popescu, on Flickr

 

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Princely Church in Curtea de Argeș

PRINCELY CHURCH IN CURTEA DE ARGEȘ





Biserica Domnească Sfântul Nicolae, Curtea de Argeș by lraul06, on Flickr

 

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Piatra Neamț

PIATRA NEAMȚ

ph.iha.com​

 

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Timișoara by me

TIMIȘOARA BY ME






Traian tram station and Stefania Palace by Carpathianland, on Flickr

 

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Somewhere in Bukovina

SOMEWHERE IN BUKOVINA

Ionel Cotos​

 

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Iezer - Păpușa Mountains

IEZER - PĂPUȘA MOUNTAINS




Maybe you find cool to re-watch too this previous post with the endless forestland of Iezer - Păpușa

exploregis.ro​

 

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Negoiu Peak, Făgăraș Mountains

NEGOIU PEAK, FĂGĂRAȘ MOUNTAINS

bonjour-roumanie.com​

 

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Trascău Mountains

TRASCĂU MOUNTAINS

Cosmin Berghean​

 

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TUTANA MONASTERY, ARGEȘ COUNTY, MUNTENIA




A 14th century hermitage previously existed here and in 15th century it was turned into a monastery, a first church being built some years before 1500. The present surrounding walls are from 1508 and the present church dates from 1582.






DS_20160604_1234064 Mânăstirea Tutana by Diana Serban, on Flickr

 

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Bărăgan Steppe

BĂRĂGAN STEPPE




The Bărăgan is a steppe plain (~ 15,000 km²) that makes up much of the eastern part of the Wallachian Plain. Due to lack of forest in the past, the Baragan was an important route for the migratory peoples who roamed the area that is south-eastern Romania today.
The Bărăgan Plain has a harsh climate with hot and dry summers and includes the location where the highest-ever temperature in Romania was recorded (44.5 °C). Winters are cold, and subject to the effects of a blizzard wind, known as "crivăţ". Due to its climate, is the most inhospitable area in Romania.






P1100848 by Simon Kooger, on Flickr

 

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Mamaia

MAMAIA






Sunset in Mamaia, Romania. by Alexa Beniamin, on Flickr

 

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Bucegi Mountains

BUCEGI MOUNTAINS




The most visited mountains in Romania are also the location of the highest bear density in Europe: 124 bears live on 300 km². Strict measures are taken to reduce the humanisation of these bears and they live mostly in natural, wild condition, finding their food in forest.





Sentinel by Arminio Andrei, on Flickr