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Our trip to Romania was, in fact, the first long expedition I had on the van with that we slept in the car. There were some test trips to southern Bohemia, but there was a long weekend so it could not be compared. Romania has always attracted me with its history, nature and dragons with which it is closely linked. Since this was the first time, it was a lot of improvisation, so we will definitely come back to Romania to see what happened to us during this trip. The route I composed was based on recommendations from boys from offroad business and from the internet. On the way, I went with my sister, brother-in-law and their daughter Alicia, whom our Little Mother then called Mother. That's exactly what happened because the car has taken care of us at all times. The sword is from Brazil, and we chose English from the beginning, so I had to do with teaching a foreign language. I have Sportstracker switched on all the way, so I have a detailed record of the route. At that time, android was just starting out and I did not even know Locus.

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1. day 470km: Ružomberok - Oradea

    Our journey started in the afternoon towards Košice, Budapest and Oradea. Do not ask me why I went to Budapest via Košice. Then it came to me as a good idea. :-) It was a long dull move to not be fun at the border after Andre gave his Brazilian passport and Alicia a Brazilian passport. At that time, it was not the duty of the children to have their passports in the country and they were enrolled in the parents' passports, so chaos arose because Alicia had a sister in the passport and she had her own passport. Since then, we have not shown him anywhere, because it cost us two hours on the border between Hungarian and Romanian. We slept a bit behind Oradea on a rest during heavy rain, so all four in the car like sardines. Andre and Linda had a tent in which they planned to sleep, but during this claw nobody even thought of building him.

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2. day 300km: Oradea - Hunedoara - Sebes

   In the morning, we set off the entire disintegrated towards the Transfagaras Pass, which was recommended by all the offenders as something we should not miss. The road around Oradea is a disaster. never ending Donovaly with a terrible asphalt, the very pit but allowed here is 110km / h. I did not dare even more than 60km / h downhill. We walked basically behind our nose and drew on the way to the stunning Corvin Castle in the city of Hunedoara. It looks amazing from the outside, it was like Stretia from here. They reconstructed it, but it was a misery at the time. After five years, I would like to see him again. Our journey through endless turns has progressed slowly, also because Alicia has diabetes and has to eat at precise intervals, so we often stood to bring food. Along the way we saw very interesting houses. In the evening, we parked behind Sebes, which was of no interest. We threw it straight into the field where the tractors were going, and we spread the tent next to the car to sleep well.

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3. day 190km: Sebes - Transfagaras - Lake Vidraru

   Dorze's sleepy, we picked up in the morning in the direction of Transfagaras. In the pretty town of Sibiu, we experienced a bit of adrenaline after policemen were hunting us with beacons. Everybody warned me before the trip, just do not stop the cops, because they'll take all your cars under your ass. I walked through the city, and a woman stepped into the quadruple on the other side of the road. I registered it, but the car followed me, and next to me, and showed no sign of stopping. So I passed. For a while, a policeman stood on the road with a line of back with a palacinkar, and I did not know if he was stopping me or a car, which was in parallel with me. I braced, but he pointed to the other cars. So I passed and saw the spy as he jumps into the car, switches on the beacons and goes in my direction. I found it a trouble and I started to say goodbye to the car. He hurriedly hurled in front of me and we weighed off. He jumped out of the car like a tiger and screamed at something about Romania. When he realized I did not understand, he summoned a colleague who knew a little English.

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I explained to him that the woman was still a long way off, that it was not safe to brake hard because the car was behind me, and that we probably didn't understand each other when I stopped, and that I was sorry. He asked where we were going, showed us where to turn and denied him a happy journey. Finally, he shook hands and remarked that in Romania there are mandatory belts which, of course, we did not wear. So much for my experience with "terrible" cops. In Slovakia, I would probably leave the whole payment there for all the offenses I did. The road to Fagaras was not marked in any way, so thank you for the police stopping me and saying where to turn, because it is a slight turn in the middle of nowhere. The road winds about a million bends through the landscape and climbs to a height of 2540m. Along the way, we stopped at the lower station of the cable car, which can take you up when you don't dare to drive there, and we did a shorter hike. The brothel next to the path did not please us, but otherwise it was a nice hike. There is a beautiful lake on the top of Fagaras and it is really cold here, so we didn't stay long here so as not to lose the enamel on the gnashing teeth. The way down begins in the tunnels and continues with further turns from the Lacul Vidraru dam. Here we turned onto a forest path and turned on the shutters. We walked around the dam on the other side of the main road and about halfway down we went to the water, where we slept. In the evening we took a bath and made a fire and roasted bacon in nature without bans.

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4. day 165km Lake Vidraru - Unknown dam

    The night was licking like a canoe again, and the Estevez did not dampen just because it was stan they were under the shelter of a car. Otherwise, he would probably have been soaked up. We packed things and watched for a while how the cars that were staying here were also trying to get back on the road after the broken grass.

https://www.kempy-chaty.cz/sites/default/files/turistika/26072011424.jpgMore or less unsuccessful. We turned on both the speed and the reduced speed and did not hesitate. Eventually, she did not only care about us, but we also helped some of the person. The route continued through a narrow rocky road to a high dam of concrete. It's a monumental building. It was also a very boring journey, where we first met nomadic gypsies and stopped at some mausoleum. We were overnight next to another dam that seemed to have never been there. The road was broken and the dam was passed along its length, but nowhere has anyone come back and sleep over the river.

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5. day 130km Unknown dam - Bran - Braşov - motel

    From there, the road was already heading in the direction to Dracula's Castle over the ridges of the mountains and was very nice. So she led. Everyone who goes to Romania thinks that this castle is the biggest attraction, so the markings will be slowly from the border. The first board does not appear until you see the castle in front of you on the hill. It is called Bran and it is one of the many castles that belonged to "Dracula". I will not go into detail about the whole history and origin of the legend, who wants to read on the link. and definitely worth a stop.

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Another place on the route plan was the city of Brasov. The city once used to be called Stalin's city, and its name was similar to Hollywood over LA. After the revolution, this inscription replaced the name of the city and leads to the cable car. It overlooks the entire city. The historic part of the city is very nice and worth seeing. On the way to Sinaia, we stopped at motels on the way and spent one night sleeping. Accomodation is quite pleasant and the price for slap.

 

6. day 400km Motel - Sinaia - Bukurest - Eforie Nord

   From the motel we set out early because we were planning to arrive to the sea. We've had enough of the mountains and winters. The first stop was the city of Sinaia, where the most beautiful chateau I've ever seen. His name is Peles and to find the way again is an orienteering run. Everyone knows, then. On the way, we did not know how to visit the amazing monastery. Where you are located on the map above. From there it was a race to time to the sea. In Bucharest we were a bit foolish and we were a little afraid of the new highway, because we did not know at gas stations whether to pay for the highway. Anyway, we could come here to teach our roadmakers how the highways should look. In the evening after dark we reached the sea in the small town of Eforie Nord. It was impossible to stay here wild, so we were looking for a hotel. Everything sold out to the natives. We finally rented one amazing apartment and we have to leave early in the morning because guests are waiting. The whole apartment for four with two bedrooms and a huge spa has come out of 40eur.

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7. day 60km Eforie Nord - Jupiter

   In the morning we left the town and headed south along the coast to look for a sleeping space ideal for moths. We could not find anything, so we're resigned stopped in front of the camp and went with a little soul to ask for awards. The camp was very nice and clean and had the last place to lay the tent and cars. Wifi and barbecue included, socially clean and fragrant and sea-side about a hundred meters walk along the lake. The 30eur price for three nights for all, now a little higher, because the next day is the Liberty Parade. The country of miracles this Romania.

https://www.kempy-chaty.cz/sites/default/files/turistika/29072011598.jpg In the whole camp except for the Romanians, there was only one German family with a little daughter whom Alicia had met in climbing. It was unfortunate to tell us that she did not understand her and that Alicia says smoothly English, Portuguese and Slovak. Hold, let's try German again. The children understand without words and the fairy tales that they watched in the evening before bed in our car were in English, so the baby enjoyed the fun and we were resting on the beach where you do not have to pay for sun loungers and parasols if you put something out of the beach bar . Beer Ciuc for 0,5eur with a delivery on the deckchair? Well do not. The second day was held by the Liberty Parade. I'm talking about the biggest Balkan music festival, so it's been a warmup in the neighborhood since morning. The youngsters were sitting on the roofs of the cars and making music, and the cops were just watching. Simply free entertainment as it should be. In the evening, we and my sister chose to look at the sound of music. I did not know what to expect but such huge crowds and the gigantic stage we saw when we came closer I did not see. The whole event takes place on the beach where the fire burns and it is all fenced.

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I realized that despite the advice we would not get in the morning, because we chose it only when Alicia was asleep and it was already full of fun. We decided to look at it just behind the fence. Beer overwhelmed me and I had to go to the shrubs, and suddenly a boy ran out and disappeared behind the bush, and suddenly I saw him behind the fence. I called my sister and after a while we were in the VIP zone behind the stage. At that moment, a little frightened us when we saw the heavy-handed people with their hands behind their backs and what had just passed through the hole in the fence. I said we have to look like organizers because we do not have straps on the hands. We started to look at the back of the stage and speak English aloud. The police officers around us went unnoticed and we could head to the crowd. Party was great and the music was great. We spent here resting for three days and enjoying the friendly and smiling Romanians, an evening town filled with people and entertainment and very low prices for everything.

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10. day: 820km Jupiter - Oradea

    We have left this pleasant place, with the fact that we will definitely come back here again. We also had a plan to visit Constanty and her Mamaia beach. We could look at the beach from afar. Millions of umbrellas and sunbeds did not like us. We looked at the harbor, the once famous casino, which is now dilapidated, and a few historic buildings in the center, and chose to go home on a standard basis. Sometimes a stop for a meal and another long way. The pleasant part was a ride along the river from the town of Brad, where there was an endless truck block, but the country was pretty. We stopped short of where we slept at the beginning of our journey.

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11. day: 300km Oradea - Ruzomberok

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    On the way home we stopped eating in Hungary in a beautiful restaurant and another stop was waiting for us in Košice. We came home with the feeling that Romania is a wonderful country where people still enjoy life and are very nice. I'm sure we'll come back here again. If you want to ask me something about our trip through Romania, write it in the comments, I will definitely advise - I will answer. wink

 

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Svarak@gmail.com's picture
svarak@gmail.com (unregistered) 26. May 2020 - 10: 14
Hi, we are planning something similar for the summer with the children, so I would like to ask if you have ever had a problem with stray dogs when sleeping wild? Alternatively, how do the locals react to sleeping rough? Thanks for the answer Lukas
Norbert Hatala's picture
Norbert Hatala (unregistered) 27. May 2020 - 13: 01
It's been a few years since we were there and then there was no problem with sleeping wildly. Dogs are sometimes, but we did not have a problem with them. That was almost a problem in Albania. The friends were basically our route last year and they also had no problem.

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