The Stone Raves Monastery represents the oldest cave settlement in Romania, dating from the 14th century, which hosts the oldest paintings in the country. The road is accessible for any means of transportation. The church is especially valuable because of the paintings inside it, as well as the Byzantine influence. The dig is in sandstone […]

Considered being the “Alps of Romania”, the Fagaras Mountains impress with their beauty in a pure state. Situated in the Southern Carpathians, having a length of 70km and a width of 40km, they stretch on a surface of 2000 square kilometers, and so they represent the biggest alpine massive in Romania. Breathtaking sceneries will impress […]

Invartita Lake, known as Nucsoara Lake, is the largest karst lake in our country formed on gypsum (calcium sulfate and solubile rock). Situated at 780m above sea level, in the region of subcarpatic hillocks between the Valsan River and Doamnei, on the radius of Nucsoara village from Arges county, the lake has been declared a […]