We are from the UK and have driven around Romania about a dozen times and it's our favourite country. Our usual route is Europoort - Nuremberg - Bratislava - Budapest - Oradea - Sighișoara - Brașov - Chișinău - Black Sea.
I was there last week. Visited Braṣov, Bran, Sighiṣoara, Sibiu, Mediaṣ, Târgu Mureș, Predeal, among other places. Absolutely beautiful region. Ended the trip in big, imposing, crowdy Bucarest.
As a Bucurestean I dont recommend ending a trip here but rather start it here. From bustling night life to beautiful scenery in transilvania to warm and blue waters of the sea side. Bucharest is mainly a business center and a party town.
@@celestindimitriu3675that's it party & business town? Proudly our Sophia is the Gaza outside of Gaza a business town too one can get the robbery or the drug deal of his life is illegal for legal businesses & a party town too a war town. One can get robbed killed pulled out of car bombarded beheaded etc any death is available. The greatest fun available for Sophians is F1 racing on the streets at German autobahn speeds. The greatest achievement of Sophians is bringing the 3rd world in Europe.
That lady's courtyard, or "curte" in romanian, is so typical of what you'd find every home to have...usually covered by grape vines and surrounded by flowers! So beautiful!
I live in the UK for 14 year's now but soon I will move back in Romania in my Heaven where I grow up and what I love must in my life! Romania is the one of the best country's to visit in Europe, I don't say because I'm from there!!! I say because of the facts I visited a lot of countries around the world but that peaceful feeling where ever you camp is unic
I love Romania and thank you for this video guys it helps me to know more about Romania .. My boyfriend is from Romania and I cannot wait to meet him in cluj napoca …😊😊
Beautiful video. Romania is one of my all time favourite countries. Btw. I love visiting cemeteries everywhere I go. Of course, usually I try to go for historical ones but its always interesting to see the differences in the whole...burial culture all over the world.
Sighişoara is a dream and this video is legendary, just as Dracula (Vlad the Impaler) is. ;) I remember that in his birth house I also had an experience with a man in coffin, reddish light and alternating lighting, with nice paintings and frescas on the walls.
I found your profile yesterday because I am going to Lithuania soon and now I see that you just uploaded after 7 months. I watched every video. You guys rock!
I’m Romanian married to a Lithuanian and can tell you you will enjoy Lithuania, dont forget to visit Palanga, Vilnius, Nida, and Trakai Castle and surrounding areas
I assume this trip is old but it’s great to see another video from you guys! Consider making more please! Anyway, hope you are well and keep on travelling, with or without filming. 😊
Hi guys ! If you want peace, good and organic food, lots of nature and medieval town and castle, YES, Romania is the best country in the world !! 😂🎉 I love Romania !❤ Cristian
its agreat place i have been there by myself 3 times and still lots to see and do. Its also not a huge tourist point so for now its not busy. My advice is go see it before it does get busy and unaffordable fo now its awesome. Its like a vacation thats not a vacation. Just pure natural and very historic
come to the area of Moldavia and Romania, in the area of Neamt: Bicaz Gorges, Bicaz Dam and Lake, Ceahlău Mountain, Văratec and Agapia Nunneries (among the largest in the Orthodox world in terms of number of monks), Neamț Monasteries and hermitages: Pângărați, Bistrita, Horaita, Horăicioara, Neamț, Pocrov, Secu, Sihăstria, Sihla, Daniil Sihastru, etc.. The Neamț Citadel from Târgu Neamț, the Ion Creangă memorial house, the history museum and the Eneolithic museum from Piatra Neamț with the vestiges of the oldest civilization in Europe, etc.. Come to the Neamtlu area!
in brief, Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler was a legend in Romania as he protected Europe and Tara Romaneasca from Ottoman/Muslim invasion. While his methods were indeed scary and cruel, if it wasn't for him and a few like him, perhaps Europe would have looked a bit different economically, religiously and culturally than it does today
Vlad Tepes was a normal ruler by the standards of the past. everyone was cruel and tyrannical. I don't blame him for what he did. Romania being Christian instead of Islamic is much better. under Islam, having freedom to think and equal rights for women or other religious groups is extremely prohibited or taboo. just look at how the Taliban or Iran is treating women. pretty damn barbaric culture. stuck in 7th century. not all Islamic countries are the same of course. mayn of the rich Gulf countries are in some sense much more open but still not equal. also the only reason why these oil rich Gulf countries are more open is because they are rich and can afford themselves to be ope minded. of the Gulf states didn't have oil money, they would be no different to a fundamentalist theocratic regime like Iran. and still Saudi Arabia is a Gulf country and extremely theocratic. at least Saudi Arabia isn't into creating chaos in the Middle East, unlike Iran that sponsors terrorists like Hezbollah or the Houtis in Yemen. the Middle East is like the TV show Game Of Thrones. lots of fundamentalists that play dangerous games and kill in the name of religious sectarianism. and Islam is a war and conquest based cult. very different to Christianity in which Jesus is kinda considered a hippie peace loving guru by secular left leaning white people in America. making Jesus into some kind of Buddha figure which is extremely condescending. in America and Western Europe Christianity has become a joke. having gay marriage inside a church is beyond ridiculous. I don't have a problem against gay people but to insist having gay marriage in the church is against everything Christianity stands for. in the West, certain "Protestant" denominations are anything but Christian. they only use the image of Jesus to push left wing politics. luckily Eastern European countries are sane and not suicidal with mass migration either.
Your videography and editing skills are excellent! Top notch! I hope you are not giving up your skills and will resume the traveling at some point :) Cheers!
Thank you for continuing to spend time on of your videos. Hope you're both doing well and can't wait to see the wrap up whenever you have time to work on it and publish! Miss you both on social media!
We are from the UK and have driven around Romania about a dozen times and it's our favourite country. Our usual route is Europoort - Nuremberg - Bratislava - Budapest - Oradea - Sighișoara - Brașov - Chișinău - Black Sea.
22:20 You mix up Roman with Romanesque (the architecture style before Gothic). The church is Saxon as was the whole of the old town inside the walls. The Romanesque predecessor building was also built by the Saxons.
The kindness of that sweet lady Maria ( my name too) I would have loved to learn more about that country and the people are so friendly! I would have loved to ask her about Vlad Dracula and Radu Dracula. I would love to go to that country one day! God bless Romania and it's people! From a Greek Orthodox woman.
I love the video! I am planning a trip to Romania next month and would love to hear your recommendations for drone flight! I've got a DJI mini 2 which helps avoid a lot of rules but ive still seen some daunting rules around drone flight in romania. Hearing from your experience would be super helpful!
Thank you for visiting us and having such a positive energy. I’m so sad that people from outside have such a bad opinion about our country, hope this changes soon.
Great an very well documented video guys... there are a few jobs available at the romanian turism minister.. would you like to take them? Any way they should pay you for this video alone...welkome back🎉
In the 1800s in the US, people often went to graveyards on Sundays in order to get out of the busy city. This was an inspiration for Central Park in NY city. My partner studies burials/grave stones in the US. Child and female (mother's giving birth) mortality was quite high everywhere in "the good old days."
Thanks a lot for giving a try and visit our beautiful country that is so underrated, you are always welcome and safe here ! ( one of the safest countries in the world btw :)) )
Saxon: Schäsbrich. The city was founded in the second half of the 12th century by the Saxons, when they began to populate Transylvanian territories (Sibiu and Brasov, among others). For several centuries it played an important commercial and strategic role and was one of the most important cities in Transylvania.
Come to Asia. There are China Japan. South Korea. Taiwan. Thailand. Malaysia. Singapore. Philippines and Indonesia. You can have a lot of fun in Asian countries
Please visit the REAL Dracula castle in TARGOVISTE ! You will be amazed by the Royal Court of Wallachia , the Chindia Tower and the Chindia Park with statues of wallachians kings, please do it, you won't regret.
Loved your attention to detail. Most Transylvanian cemeteries are like that. Some of the best peaceful parks to spend time in. I also had a great teenage time, in a peaceful north Transylvanian park like cemetery. Best for learning, preparing for exams! As for the past, good to know that there was a time when indigenous Romanian majority was not even allowed to enter towns.. Or were forced to become one of the 3 privileged Transylvanian ethnic groups ( Hungarians, Saxons, Szeklers) and abandon Orthodox Christian faith, in order to keep estates and nobility titles. Like the Romanian houses of Corvin aka Hunyad, turning Hungarian in late 14 early 15 century or the house of Dragos, becoming the Saxon/Hungarian house of Dragfy. That's why you wont find many Romanian names in such Saxon or Hungarian cemeteries, even though many of those people were mostly Romanian or Slavic people in the past. In Transylvania there are entire former Croatian, Czech, Slovak settlements, fully Hungarian today, or most Szekler towns were Moldovan Romanian miners and wood cutters in the past, assimilated during the Austrian - Hungarian times. Resulting in paradox towns like Remetea or Vlahitza, which means 'the Romanians' and "little Romanian town", fully Romanian in the past, are fully Szeklers today. So that's why.
@@LeviGabriel-k9u I wrote all that because it bothers me comments like in Transylvania were mostly Saxons and Hungarians in the past, which is not the historical truth.
1. Tourism is good for the economy but it can also bring problems, we don't want to be visited by certain people who can create problems, western europeans knows better 2. In August is the most beautiful to visit Sighisoara, there are festivals with people dressed from the old times, instruments of torture are provided so you can take pictures and stuff like this, it's incredible. It is also very beautiful in December with the snow and the specific holiday decorations. 3. That lady is like probably 99% of our grandmothers, if you don't eat something when you visit them, you will be in trouble 4. I see that you have no problems with drinks with 50% alcohol and you also look like some romanians 😂
Germans were brought in Transylvania to build cities and because Romanian population was the majoritary, spread all over this region ruled by the Hungarians, but not part of Hungary for a very long time.
@@wanceterence835 I know that this is an ordinary challenge and I will only tell you this much, when God is with me, who can stand against me?. And consider what I said valid for all of Romania and all Romanians.
@@wanceterence835did you now something about this population and their behaviour? I suppose no. The most bigotry and rasist for all this time. For the history we share with this rasist, we from Romania we are to kind and stupid to describe this in nice way. 😷. Shut up and go..... 😷If they bild all this thinks, it's not my problem. They pay for all the f... we take from them.
Romania would already be a major travel destination if Ceausescu didnt destroy a majority of traditional romanian buildings and if our government actually tried restoring old buildings. Ceausescu did the worst stuff to our traditions. There was a big earthquake in Bucharest that destroyed a majority of very beautiful historic buildings. For Ceausescu this was a good thing because he could have an excuse to not rebuild them and build communist blocks in their place. The worst thing he did by far was destroying entire neighbourhoods for his massive building which is half empty. Romania's traditions suffered a lot recently. Whats sad is that Romania has so many beautiful traditions and architecture but sadly all there is left is just ugly communist blocks. And otherwise there are beautiful towns and castles that werent even built by Romanians.
@@BaratheonRobert Yes but people still somehow are stupid enought to say they miss those times and life was better back then. Sadly people like that can vote. They only wanna go back either because of nostalgia or because they think life is worse now. Currently Romania is richer than ever yet people still complain. They would rather stay hours in line for bread during Ceausescu than live in this world where they literally are able to order stuff to their front door. People are ungrateful.
@@ruben4447 Yea. This is what we call a nation wide stockholm syndrome. It is actually really frequent among post socialist states especially among the older generation (probably because those times were the times when they were young).
@@BaratheonRobert People from all sorts of countries say it was better in the past and times were simpler which is true. But that doesnt mean Communism had anything to do with it. As a matter of fact they could have had a way better life if communism didnt exist at all. If communis didnt exist they still would be nostalgic over those times.
The only medieval fortress still in use . Sighișoara unlike let’s say Venice it’s a real town. Sighișoarisns are the inhabitants. It’s not a fake city kept alive for tourists
I think cities in Western parts of Romania like Oradea are worth visiting. Oradea is very modern looking because of recent renovations in the city center and having much better funded local government. also local people care about the city and insist politicians to take care of the city, unlike other parts of Romania. the problem in Romania is how much corruption there is in Eastern regions of the country. not all of them. for example the city of Iasi which is the 5th biggest in the country looks well funded and I think the politicians have renovated the city quite a lot. also lots of young people move to Iasi because of better schools and university. and job market. Romania is slowly urbanizing because young people wish to go to university and live in big cities. have careers that involves technology and the internet. this is the future. I hope Romania reaches the level of Austria, Estonia, Czech Republic in the next 20 years. by 2050 Eastern European countries will be on the same level as Western Europe, I hope.
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Greetings to our best neighbor from Bulgaria.
I am happy we became best neighbours. Being in the EU, with both good and bad, helped us a lot to become friends. Hugs from Romania!
Cheers to our southern friends
bulgaria the best country in europe God bless you brothers from romania ❤❤❤❤.
Hello, my good neighbor
Zdrasti!
Greetings from United States 💙I was born in Satu Mare Romania I must come home and visit simply Beautiful🥰
Your road trip has put Romania high on my bucket list! So gorgeous. And love all the cats 🐈
'El Cato' is never far in Romania...
Hello, we were waiting for you in the city of Timisoara, ceau!
We are from the UK and have driven around Romania about a dozen times and it's our favourite country. Our usual route is Europoort - Nuremberg - Bratislava - Budapest - Oradea - Sighișoara - Brașov - Chișinău - Black Sea.
I was there last week. Visited Braṣov, Bran, Sighiṣoara, Sibiu, Mediaṣ, Târgu Mureș, Predeal, among other places. Absolutely beautiful region. Ended the trip in big, imposing, crowdy Bucarest.
As a Bucurestean I dont recommend ending a trip here but rather start it here. From bustling night life to beautiful scenery in transilvania to warm and blue waters of the sea side. Bucharest is mainly a business center and a party town.
@@celestindimitriu3675that's it party & business town? Proudly our Sophia is the Gaza outside of Gaza a business town too one can get the robbery or the drug deal of his life is illegal for legal businesses & a party town too a war town. One can get robbed killed pulled out of car bombarded beheaded etc any death is available. The greatest fun available for Sophians is F1 racing on the streets at German autobahn speeds. The greatest achievement of Sophians is bringing the 3rd world in Europe.
That lady's courtyard, or "curte" in romanian, is so typical of what you'd find every home to have...usually covered by grape vines and surrounded by flowers! So beautiful!
I live in the UK for 14 year's now but soon I will move back in Romania in my Heaven where I grow up and what I love must in my life! Romania is the one of the best country's to visit in Europe, I don't say because I'm from there!!! I say because of the facts I visited a lot of countries around the world but that peaceful feeling where ever you camp is unic
Congrats on moving back to Romania!
Great country and beautiful people!!
Or Beautiful country and great people!🫶
Hidden gem country
Hope you both travel this summer ☀️ ! Fingers crossed 🤞. Love Romania 🇷🇴.
Amazing videos from Romania guys, excited to see more from other cities of this beautiful country!
Thank you, for visiting my country❤
I litterally started crying when I saw that sweet grandma, she was so happy to have you there.❤❤
People from Romania are very kind 🥰
@user-yp2mw2ko9kYou are rude right now calling them like that.
@@mona.cabocmona303 I`m pretty sure he was born in Transilvania and doesn`t like Romanians much :) His English proves it...
@@misscg367Actually it doesn't matter. The fact that he labeled all Romanians he encountered like he did, it isn't ok.
hm you don't say! Strangely who lives in Transylvania & why would hate Romas? Is that one on his own land there and what Romanis are on his land?
I love Romania and thank you for this video guys it helps me to know more about Romania .. My boyfriend is from Romania and I cannot wait to meet him in cluj napoca …😊😊
Love it!!. You guys are sorely missed. Cheers from Australia :)
Beautiful video. Romania is one of my all time favourite countries.
Btw. I love visiting cemeteries everywhere I go. Of course, usually I try to go for historical ones but its always interesting to see the differences in the whole...burial culture all over the world.
I visit them, too.
A peaceful and relaxing video 🤍 Sighisoara is small but such a gem. A must see in Romania 🌸
Wow! What a beautiful place, like from a fairy tale. So happy to see you both. I hope you make some more videos this summer 🤞🏻🤩
Sighişoara is a dream and this video is legendary, just as Dracula (Vlad the Impaler) is. ;) I remember that in his birth house I also had an experience with a man in coffin, reddish light and alternating lighting, with nice paintings and frescas on the walls.
I found your profile yesterday because I am going to Lithuania soon and now I see that you just uploaded after 7 months. I watched every video. You guys rock!
I'm French and I lived in Lithuania. You will love it! ❤😁
I’m Romanian married to a Lithuanian and can tell you you will enjoy Lithuania, dont forget to visit Palanga, Vilnius, Nida, and Trakai Castle and surrounding areas
Hope you 2 are back! Missed you 2!!
I assume this trip is old but it’s great to see another video from you guys! Consider making more please! Anyway, hope you are well and keep on travelling, with or without filming. 😊
Hi guys ! If you want peace, good and organic food, lots of nature and medieval town and castle, YES, Romania is the best country in the world !! 😂🎉 I love Romania !❤ Cristian
My God I love that channel, I am in love with that couple, nice videos!
Thank you 😊
its agreat place i have been there by myself 3 times and still lots to see and do. Its also not a huge tourist point so for now its not busy. My advice is go see it before it does get busy and unaffordable fo now its awesome. Its like a vacation thats not a vacation. Just pure natural and very historic
come to the area of Moldavia and Romania, in the area of Neamt: Bicaz Gorges, Bicaz Dam and Lake, Ceahlău Mountain, Văratec and Agapia Nunneries (among the largest in the Orthodox world in terms of number of monks), Neamț Monasteries and hermitages: Pângărați, Bistrita, Horaita, Horăicioara, Neamț, Pocrov, Secu, Sihăstria, Sihla, Daniil Sihastru, etc.. The Neamț Citadel from Târgu Neamț, the Ion Creangă memorial house, the history museum and the Eneolithic museum from Piatra Neamț with the vestiges of the oldest civilization in Europe, etc.. Come to the Neamtlu area!
Se mai spune și Moldova ? It's saying and Moldova
in brief, Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler was a legend in Romania as he protected Europe and Tara Romaneasca from Ottoman/Muslim invasion. While his methods were indeed scary and cruel, if it wasn't for him and a few like him, perhaps Europe would have looked a bit different economically, religiously and culturally than it does today
Vlad Tepes was a normal ruler by the standards of the past.
everyone was cruel and tyrannical.
I don't blame him for what he did.
Romania being Christian instead of Islamic is much better.
under Islam, having freedom to think and equal rights for women or other religious groups is extremely prohibited or taboo.
just look at how the Taliban or Iran is treating women. pretty damn barbaric culture. stuck in 7th century.
not all Islamic countries are the same of course. mayn of the rich Gulf countries are in some sense much more open but still not equal. also the only reason why these oil rich Gulf countries are more open is because they are rich and can afford themselves to be ope minded.
of the Gulf states didn't have oil money, they would be no different to a fundamentalist theocratic regime like Iran.
and still Saudi Arabia is a Gulf country and extremely theocratic.
at least Saudi Arabia isn't into creating chaos in the Middle East, unlike Iran that sponsors terrorists like Hezbollah or the Houtis in Yemen.
the Middle East is like the TV show Game Of Thrones. lots of fundamentalists that play dangerous games and kill in the name of religious sectarianism.
and Islam is a war and conquest based cult.
very different to Christianity in which Jesus is kinda considered a hippie peace loving guru by secular left leaning white people in America.
making Jesus into some kind of Buddha figure which is extremely condescending.
in America and Western Europe Christianity has become a joke. having gay marriage inside a church is beyond ridiculous.
I don't have a problem against gay people but to insist having gay marriage in the church is against everything Christianity stands for.
in the West, certain "Protestant" denominations are anything but Christian. they only use the image of Jesus to push left wing politics.
luckily Eastern European countries are sane and not suicidal with mass migration either.
Your videography and editing skills are excellent! Top notch! I hope you are not giving up your skills and will resume the traveling at some point :) Cheers!
sigisoara is my familys home town, and the feelings i get visiting this city is so undescribable! thanks for showing others
Loved the video! Missed you guys!
Thank you for continuing to spend time on of your videos. Hope you're both doing well and can't wait to see the wrap up whenever you have time to work on it and publish! Miss you both on social media!
We are from the UK and have driven around Romania about a dozen times and it's our favourite country. Our usual route is Europoort - Nuremberg - Bratislava - Budapest - Oradea - Sighișoara - Brașov - Chișinău - Black Sea.
Nice!
22:20 You mix up Roman with Romanesque (the architecture style before Gothic). The church is Saxon as was the whole of the old town inside the walls. The Romanesque predecessor building was also built by the Saxons.
Romanians proudly lying about the history of everything as always, why u dont have any "beautiful" deep down at Moldva, and Wallachia🤣🤣🤣
New vid! Made my weekend! 😊
What beautiful videography
Thank you for coming and enjoying Romania!!!
Romania e cea mai frumoasa tara.
cu cei mai haini oameni
Gresit, poate va învârtiți dumneavoastră printre ei.
9:50 amazing..❤
Glad to see you all posting again. Love the contact. Maybe we’ll run into each other some day 😄
Lovely material and thank you for this,next recommend Moldova (Bucovina,Cheile Bicazului -The most ingenious road through rocks-perhaps unique one)
So incredibly beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
I'm going there in a few days!!!! This video helped me decide to stay there for 2 days! I was only going to drive through
I am happy that you are back
“Yeah. We are.” 😄 charming stuff 🙏
Also, saw you guys eating that Margherita, so I popped one in the oven myself. Hehe
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Miss you guys. This made our day!
So glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice to see you back. 🙏🏼✨
The kindness of that sweet lady Maria ( my name too) I would have loved to learn more about that country and the people are so friendly! I would have loved to ask her about Vlad Dracula and Radu Dracula. I would love to go to that country one day! God bless Romania and it's people! From a Greek Orthodox woman.
Thanks for sharing beautiful thoughts about our country!
We loved it!
I love the video! I am planning a trip to Romania next month and would love to hear your recommendations for drone flight! I've got a DJI mini 2 which helps avoid a lot of rules but ive still seen some daunting rules around drone flight in romania. Hearing from your experience would be super helpful!
Wow! Glad to see this posted. I hope you all are doing fine.
Welcome in our country❤. Happy you visit ❤. You two lovelly humans😊 & beautiful couple ❤
Thank you for showing this would love to go but wondering re mountains are there scenic ublic buses as asthmatic so can't go much uphill❤
thanks for visiting our country )
We'll be there in 3 weeks and will alo spend a couple of days in Bulgaria!! ❤
great music
the sound mixing could use some work.
Welcoming visitors with open arms! thankyou for the kind words
Super!
What is the name of the music in the beginning of the video? Beautiful
Thank you for visiting us and having such a positive energy. I’m so sad that people from outside have such a bad opinion about our country, hope this changes soon.
We loved Romania! Thank you 😊
Great !! Thanks
Great an very well documented video guys... there are a few jobs available at the romanian turism minister.. would you like to take them? Any way they should pay you for this video alone...welkome back🎉
❤ Romania
Awesome video ! Hope you had a good time in Romania !
wow, you guys came back?
In the 1800s in the US, people often went to graveyards on Sundays in order to get out of the busy city. This was an inspiration for Central Park in NY city.
My partner studies burials/grave stones in the US. Child and female (mother's giving birth) mortality was quite high everywhere in "the good old days."
My country! ❤
I like rumeniya. From Sri lanka
Nice❤
I did also a vlog in Sighisoara. It is really wonderful. Enjoy! 🙂
Ahhh I missed your videos
The towers were named after the guild that was responsible with buiding, mainainting that tower (and manning it when necessary, if under siege)
Thanks a lot for giving a try and visit our beautiful country that is so underrated, you are always welcome and safe here ! ( one of the safest countries in the world btw :)) )
Thank you! 😊
🍁 Are you guys coming back to RUclips?
Bun Venit în România la Brașov 🇹🇩
WellCome to Romania on the Brașov🇹🇩
Great video. Any tour agency you recommend
Saxon: Schäsbrich. The city was founded in the second half of the 12th century by the Saxons, when they began to populate Transylvanian territories (Sibiu and Brasov, among others). For several centuries it played an important commercial and strategic role and was one of the most important cities in Transylvania.
Bravo! Felicitari! ( un vampir din Brasov Transilvania Romania! ) ❤
Thank YOU 🎉
" Draga mea " = My dear ❤. So sweet lady ❤❤❤amazing ❤
Visit Brașov, the most beautiful city of Romania !! ! ♥️💛💙
We’ve been! Also made a video from there 😊
Sehr schönes Land ist Rumänien ❤
Romania was a last slavemarcket in the world . ruclips.net/video/qFDBfhRXQgU/видео.html
what time of year was this?
Come to Asia. There are China Japan. South Korea. Taiwan. Thailand. Malaysia. Singapore. Philippines and Indonesia. You can have a lot of fun in Asian countries
Half of these countries are considered 3rd world!
As a solo traveler can to recommend any good places to stay in Romania ? Easy on the pocket budget friendly…..
Please visit the REAL Dracula castle in TARGOVISTE ! You will be amazed by the Royal Court of Wallachia , the Chindia Tower and the Chindia Park with statues of wallachians kings, please do it, you won't regret.
Wallachia has to do with the Celtic origins of the province and this should be talked about!
@@IonNegovan , Wallachia ( Ungro-Wallachia) created by the Hungarian Kingdom in XIV. century from Cuman teritorys .
@@bujdososzekely Get out.
@@bujdososzekely At Posada it was seen what he owed to that Kingdom.
Loved your attention to detail. Most Transylvanian cemeteries are like that. Some of the best peaceful parks to spend time in. I also had a great teenage time, in a peaceful north Transylvanian park like cemetery. Best for learning, preparing for exams! As for the past, good to know that there was a time when indigenous Romanian majority was not even allowed to enter towns.. Or were forced to become one of the 3 privileged Transylvanian ethnic groups ( Hungarians, Saxons, Szeklers) and abandon Orthodox Christian faith, in order to keep estates and nobility titles. Like the Romanian houses of Corvin aka Hunyad, turning Hungarian in late 14 early 15 century or the house of Dragos, becoming the Saxon/Hungarian house of Dragfy.
That's why you wont find many Romanian names in such Saxon or Hungarian cemeteries, even though many of those people were mostly Romanian or Slavic people in the past.
In Transylvania there are entire former Croatian, Czech, Slovak settlements, fully Hungarian today, or most Szekler towns were Moldovan Romanian miners and wood cutters in the past, assimilated during the Austrian - Hungarian times. Resulting in paradox towns like Remetea or Vlahitza, which means 'the Romanians' and "little Romanian town", fully Romanian in the past, are fully Szeklers today. So that's why.
I don't understand, what do you want to tell us?Can you be more specific?Thank you!
@@LeviGabriel-k9u If you watched this video you'd know what I meant and I think I was clear.
@@Sofia-0001 Where are you from? You wrote a lot...
@@LeviGabriel-k9u From Transylvania Romania, as I said, living abroad.
@@LeviGabriel-k9u I wrote all that because it bothers me comments like in Transylvania were mostly Saxons and Hungarians in the past, which is not the historical truth.
1. Tourism is good for the economy but it can also bring problems, we don't want to be visited by certain people who can create problems, western europeans knows better
2. In August is the most beautiful to visit Sighisoara, there are festivals with people dressed from the old times, instruments of torture are provided so you can take pictures and stuff like this, it's incredible. It is also very beautiful in December with the snow and the specific holiday decorations.
3. That lady is like probably 99% of our grandmothers, if you don't eat something when you visit them, you will be in trouble
4. I see that you have no problems with drinks with 50% alcohol and you also look like some romanians 😂
actually, she looks like Zana Surprizelor, Andreea Marin :))
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Germans were brought in Transylvania to build cities and because Romanian population was the majoritary, spread all over this region ruled by the Hungarians, but not part of Hungary for a very long time.
Wallach "romanian" migration to Transylvania , Hungary ruclips.net/video/XTdEpbjGdAw/видео.html
Romanians maximum built ghettos around Transylvania, Saxons did all the work.
@@wanceterence835 I know that this is an ordinary challenge and I will only tell you this much, when God is with me, who can stand against me?. And consider what I said valid for all of Romania and all Romanians.
@@wanceterence835 , Romania was a last slavemarcket in the world . ruclips.net/video/qFDBfhRXQgU/видео.html
@@wanceterence835did you now something about this population and their behaviour? I suppose no. The most bigotry and rasist for all this time. For the history we share with this rasist, we from Romania we are to kind and stupid to describe this in nice way. 😷. Shut up and go..... 😷If they bild all this thinks, it's not my problem. They pay for all the f... we take from them.
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You most visit Maramureș.Is an anothe world.
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HALLO DO YOU KNOW THAT PEOPLE FROM THE COUNTRY SIDE THEY KEEP THE BEST ROM AND THE PRITYEST ONLY FOR THE GUESTS ?
Romania would already be a major travel destination if Ceausescu didnt destroy a majority of traditional romanian buildings and if our government actually tried restoring old buildings. Ceausescu did the worst stuff to our traditions. There was a big earthquake in Bucharest that destroyed a majority of very beautiful historic buildings. For Ceausescu this was a good thing because he could have an excuse to not rebuild them and build communist blocks in their place. The worst thing he did by far was destroying entire neighbourhoods for his massive building which is half empty. Romania's traditions suffered a lot recently. Whats sad is that Romania has so many beautiful traditions and architecture but sadly all there is left is just ugly communist blocks. And otherwise there are beautiful towns and castles that werent even built by Romanians.
Ceausescu was probably the worst thing that ever happened to Romania.
@@BaratheonRobert Yes but people still somehow are stupid enought to say they miss those times and life was better back then. Sadly people like that can vote. They only wanna go back either because of nostalgia or because they think life is worse now. Currently Romania is richer than ever yet people still complain. They would rather stay hours in line for bread during Ceausescu than live in this world where they literally are able to order stuff to their front door. People are ungrateful.
@@ruben4447 Yea. This is what we call a nation wide stockholm syndrome. It is actually really frequent among post socialist states especially among the older generation (probably because those times were the times when they were young).
@@BaratheonRobert People from all sorts of countries say it was better in the past and times were simpler which is true. But that doesnt mean Communism had anything to do with it. As a matter of fact they could have had a way better life if communism didnt exist at all. If communis didnt exist they still would be nostalgic over those times.
@@ruben4447 The elderly have the nostalgia of youth regardless of the social system in which they lived.
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The only medieval fortress still in use . Sighișoara unlike let’s say Venice it’s a real town. Sighișoarisns are the inhabitants. It’s not a fake city kept alive for tourists
I think cities in Western parts of Romania like Oradea are worth visiting.
Oradea is very modern looking because of recent renovations in the city center and having much better funded local government.
also local people care about the city and insist politicians to take care of the city, unlike other parts of Romania. the problem in Romania is how much corruption there is in Eastern regions of the country.
not all of them. for example the city of Iasi which is the 5th biggest in the country looks well funded and I think the politicians have renovated the city quite a lot.
also lots of young people move to Iasi because of better schools and university. and job market.
Romania is slowly urbanizing because young people wish to go to university and live in big cities. have careers that involves technology and the internet. this is the future.
I hope Romania reaches the level of Austria, Estonia, Czech Republic in the next 20 years. by 2050 Eastern European countries will be on the same level as Western Europe, I hope.
Romania s GDP projections are insane, it is estimated that in 10 years will be 2 times more than now, around 760 Bn. $