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From Bucovina
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From Murderer!
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From Jenna Visits Romania
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From Land of Monasteries
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From Weekend Without Plans
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From Faces of Bucsecs
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From A Visit to Dracula Land
Bucovina is a territory in the North-Eastern part of Romania and it's famous for its painted monasteries that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
Judit, my Hungarian colleague, who works now in Amsterdam is here in Bucharest on a project. During the week we work together and in the weekends we travel to explore the beauties of Romania.
Before we went on our summer holiday Jenna visited me in Romania...
As long as nice summer weather lasts I'm not wasting my time during the weekends. During my drive home from my previous weekend trip I noticed an interesting looking gorge and I decided to come back here to check it out. Then I found out that the area has several Orthodox monasteries worth visiting, one of them even part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
Once I work in Romania for a year I have the chance to travel around the country...
Last weekend saw me exploring the Carpathian Mountains again. This time I went to Bucsecs, a mountain area just 2 hours drive from Bucharest, just at the border of Transylvania. This area is characteristic of its enormous rock faces but I saw some other friendly faces as well!
Since work brought me to Romania for a year I use my weekends to travel around the country whenever the weather permits. Last weekend was my first longer trip and my destination was Brasov / Brassó / Kronstadt, a beautiful old city on the Southern border of Transylvania.
Work takes people to all kinds of strange places so it took me to Bucharest for an entire year!
