Radio Romania International
The Ceahlau National Park is a protected area of national interest, situated in northeastern Romania, in the Ceahlau Massif, spreading over 7,000 ha. In these mountains, tourists can find deep forests, alpine pastures, isolated crags, and nature monuments. You can also see a sedimentary rock mountain massif. It is a very particular formation, with rock structures shaped by water, wind, freezing and thawing, and other natural phenomena. Liviu Moscaliuc, head of office and biologist with the Ceahlau National Park Administration, told us about it: “There are many crags and rocks here, and ...
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