Romania`s evil forest – Hoia Baciu forest

Posted by on Jan 21, 2010 in Travel To Romania, Travel to Transilvania | Comments Off

Hoia Baciu Forest-forest of Romania, famous for deadly features and ghostly appearing figures and Josh Gates, the host of the reality show “Destination Truth” is going to explore the Hoia Baciu Forest, in the third season SyFy premier of “Destination Truth” called “Haunted Forest, on sep, 9 2009. In this episode, Ghost Hunters will join Josh and his...

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Ceala forest Arad

Posted by on Jan 15, 2010 in Travel To Romania, Travel to Transilvania | Comments Off

Ceala Forest – is located 2 km from Arad and stretches over an area of 1560 hectares, is one of the favorite places for leisure and camping in Arad.People from Arad come here to rest and make barbeque on 1 may witch is considered in Romania the National holiday of resting wich means almost nobody goes to work just rests.Here we also find and Lake Maltaret...

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Ghioroc

Posted by on Jan 14, 2010 in Travel To Romania | Comments Off

Ghioroc is a commune in Arad , Crisana,County Romania. Ghioroc is also called the “home seaside”. Lake Ghioroc with an area of over 10 hectares and equipped with a beach, is one of the local tourist attraction centers. Fishing and bathing in the lake, the source aquifers are delicious cousins in Arad. Common Ghioroc is located on Channel Matca, in...

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Transylvania – History

Posted by on Jan 8, 2010 in Travel To Romania, Travel to Transilvania | Comments Off

Transylvania includes central Romania, Transylvania and that versantele Carpathian Depression that bowed to it. In Transylvania are 10 counties: Alba, Bistrita-Nasaud, Brasov, Cluj, Covasna, Harghita, Hunedoara, Mures, Salaj and Sibiu. Transylvania concept is, in terms of geographical and political understanding two distinct first concern, in a restrictive...

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Carpatian Mountains

Posted by on Jan 2, 2010 in Travel To Romania, Travel to Transilvania | Comments Off

Carpathian Mountains are a mountain range belonging to the great central mountain system of Europe. Carpathian basin included between Vienna and the Danube gorge formed an arc with a length of 1500 km in Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, Romania and Serbia. The name comes from the Dacian tribe of Carpi, who lived in Moldova, the...

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