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Stress. Commotion. Fast life. You can very well forget about these problems. There are places in Romania where you can enjoy total relaxation, comfort and silence.
One of nature's greatest gifts is Romania’s landscape, simultaneously varied and harmonious. Wilderness, pride, splendor await you here. Unexpectedly submissive, given their breadth and scope, Romania’s mountains allow many opportunities for contemplation, crossings, and inhabitation.
In the last few years, the opportunity for accomodations in Romania offers possibilities for all tastes: from luxury hotels, which offer the whole range of sevices at international standards, in the heart of the great cities or seaside resorts at the rural pensions from picturesque villages; to mountain challets situated at great heights; to campsides and motels.
Unseen Romania offers you a great variety of articles and soon rich media information. You will find information on places to stay , things to see and do, news and events in Romania and much, much more.
The Momarlani - A Special People
Written on Apr 04, 2008.
In a world of contrasts, the Jiu Valley situated in the South-Western part of Romania is also a land of the extremes. On one hand, it is a place that was known for a long time for the coal mining activity that took place in the area. However, there is much more to this region than its industrial background. It is here where you can come face to face with a community that remained untouched by the modern way of life. In our agitated world, this comes to be something truly rare. Meet the Momarlani people.
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The Berca Mud Volcanoes
Posted on Mar 25, 2008. Do you remember when you were a child and used to play with… mud? I do and I believe if you haven’t enjoyed baking “mud-pies”, you missed one of the great funs of childhood. But wait! There’s another way you can enjoy mud and that is… the Mud (or Muddy) Volcanoes in Buzau, Romania.
