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Hațeg, a land where Dacian vestiges are intertwined with unique landscapes and enchanting stories. From enigmatic sculptures to ancient caves and mysterious castles, this 4-day tour takes you on a journey through time, dotted with places that defy logic and pique your curiosity. Are you ready to explore the secrets of this region full of miracles?
What sights do you see on this tour?
Arrival in Polovragi, Gorj.
Visit Polovragi Cave, Polovragi Monastery, Muierilor Cave, Cheile Galbenului, Colorful Forest, Little House of the Witches.
Accommodation in Polovragi.
Departure from Polovragi to Hațeg.
Explore on the way to Hațeg the following: Vișina Monastery, Horoaie Bridge, Sphinx of Lainicilor, Petroșani (Mining Museum), Bolii Cave, Băniței Gorge, Șipote Waterfall, Rainbow Waterfall, Ponorului Gorge (a spectacular natural area with deep gorges and waterfalls).
Accommodation in Hațeg at the end of the day.
Visit Sarmizegetusa Regia, the Vârtoapelor Plateau.
Take a relaxing walk through the Hațeg Ranger Reserve, where you can observe these gentle giants in their natural habitat.
Evening walk through Hațeg.
Accommodation in Hațeg.
Visit Prislop Monastery, an important pilgrimage site, known for the miracle-working icon of the Mother of God.
Admire the Church of Densuș, a fortified church included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Departure from Hațeg.
Mountain hiking in the Retezat Mountains.
Visiting the Museum of Dacian and Roman Civilization in Deva.
Relaxing at a traditional guesthouse in the area.
There are a variety of accommodation options, from hostels and hotels to apartments and campsites. We recommend booking in advance, especially during the tourist season.
You can get there by train or bus from most major cities in Romania. You can also arrive by car.
There are buses running between the main towns in the area, but it is recommended to rent a car to get around more easily.
Hațeg County has plenty of attractions to visit, from archaeological sites and caves to fortified churches and nature reserves.
Besides sightseeing, you can enjoy hiking, biking, rafting, caving and more.
Yes, various cultural and artistic events take place throughout the year.
Hațeg can be visited all year round, but the best time is spring, summer and autumn when the weather is warm and pleasant.
The official language is Romanian, but in some areas Hungarian is also spoken.
The official currency is the Romanian Leu (RON).
Book your accommodation in advance, especially during the tourist season.
Rent a car to make it easier to get around.
Bring suitable hiking clothes and footwear.
Find out about events taking place in the area during your visit.
Respect nature and local culture.
20 lei adults, 10 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
20 lei adults, 10 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
20 lei adults, 10 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
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free
15 lei adults, 10 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
20 lei adults, 15 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
free
free
10 lei. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
5 lei adults, 2.5 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
free
free
free
10 lei adults, 5 lei children/pensioners. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
10 lei adult, free for children. Prices may differ depending on the time of visit.
free
6 lei adults, 4 lei children. The price may differ depending on the periods of visit.
free
free