Red Lake (Red Lake) is a natural reservoir in the Harghita district of northeastern Romania.

It is located in the Hasmas Mountains, at the top of the Bicaz River and at the foot of the Hasmasul Mare peak, near the Bicaz Gorges, approx. 25 kilometers from Gheorgheni and about 30 kilometers from Bicaz (Neamț District)

Tismana is a small town in Wallachia in the Gorj district of southwestern Romania.

This city is known for the Romanian Orthodox monastery Tismana, the oldest surviving monastery in Wallachia.

Since 1377, a monastery was built here by Prince Radu II, which was built again in 1495 (when it fell into despair). The city (since 2004 Tismana is a city) was founded in the 15th / 16th century. around the monastery and is today an important Romanian center of the wood industry.

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Tismana is a small town in Romanian Wallachia, Gorj County, in southwestern Romania.

This town is known for the Romanian Orthodox monastery of Tismana, the oldest still existing monastery in Wallachia.

Already in 1377 a monastery was built here by Prince Radu II, which was rebuilt in 1495 (because it was dilapidated). The town (since 2004 Tismana is a city) developed around the monastery in the 15th / 16th century and is today an important Romanian center of the wood industry.

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The transalpine or „ King's Way ”, as the road is also called, has been completely open for over two weeks.

Connect the cities of Novaci in the district of Gorj and Sebes in the district of Alba. On a length of 138 kilometers, this road crosses Paranggebirge and has the highest point in Urdelepass.

A trip for the next vacation? Transalpina (in Romanian Drum national 67C) crosses part of the Carpathians and connects Gorj District in Small Country with Alba Iulia District in Transylvania. Reaches a height of up to 2,140 meters.

Images from the northwestern mountains of Targu Jiu from August 2022.

Targu Jiu is a small town ( approximately 80 thousand inhabitants ) in the historical region of the Little Country in Romania. It is the capital of Gorj County and is located on the Jiu River, at the foot of the Southern Carpathians.

The Transalpina or “King’s way”, as the road is also called, is usually open from the beginning/middle of June (depending on the snow conditions).

It connects the towns of Novaci in Gorj County and Sebeş in Alba County. Over a length of 138 km, this road crosses the Paranggebirge and has the highest point in Urdelepass.

A trip for the next possible holiday period ? Transalpina ( in Romanian Drum national 67C ) crosses part of the Carpathians and connects Gorj District in Small Country with Alba Iulia District in Transylvania. Reaches a height of up to 2,140 meters.

Current information from June 4, 2022: Transalpina or "King's Road", as the street is also called, has completely reopened.

It connects the cities of Novaci in Gorj County and Sebeș in Alba County. On a length of 138 kilometers, this road crosses the Parang Mountains and has the highest point in Urdele Pass.

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Autumn is moving in the Parâng mountains and at higher altitudes the first snow is already found.

Images from the Parâng mountain range, which is located in Hunedoara and Gorj counties.

Thanks to Go Hunedoara (Photos: Viezuran Sinela) for permission to use these images .

The Transalpina road connects the towns of Novaci in Gorj county and Sebeş in Alba county.

At a length of 138 kilometers, this road crosses the Parang Mountains and has its highest point in the Urdele Pass.

Thanks to Mr. Eric Manger for sending these images from June 2022.

The Transalpina road connects the towns of Novaci in Gorj county and Sebeş in Alba county.

At a length of 138 kilometers, this road crosses the Parang Mountains and has its highest point in the Urdele Pass.

Thanks to Mr. Eric Manger for sending these images from June 2022.

Transalpina, also known as National Road 67C (Romanian for national road), is a major tourist road in Romania. It crosses a part of the Carpathian Mountains (also called the Transylvanian Alps), connects the Gorj district of Ţara Românească Mică with Alba County in Transylvania and reaches a height of up to 2,140 meters.

We thank Mrs. Ildiko Farkas for her permission to use these beautiful images.
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