romania travel landscape with road pass. green valley of fagaras mountains. dramatic scenery of transylvania. beautiful view above alpine lake balea in summer. scenic landmark of europe
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romania travel landscape with road pass. green valley of fagaras mountains. dramatic scenery of transylvania. beautiful view above alpine lake balea in summer. scenic landmark of europe
balea stream of Fagaras mountains in Romania-171902 - balea stream of fagaras mountains. wonderful serpentine of transfagarasan road on the left side. beautiful summer scenery. power lines along the valley. discover romania
Se închide circulația pe Transalpina și Transfăgărășan Compania Naţională de Administrare a Infrastructurii Rutiere a anunțat că începând de marți, 20 octombrie, se închide circulația pe sectoarele de munte de pe Transfăgărășan și Transalpina.
Se închide circulația pe Transalpina și Transfăgărășan Compania Naţională de Administrare a Infrastructurii Rutiere a anunțat că începând de marți, 20 octombrie, se închide circulația pe sectoarele de munte de pe Transfăgărășan și Transalpina.
Following its winter closure due to heavy snowfall, the Transfăgărășan in Romania is now open for business. Also known as the DN7C highway, the road cuts through the Făgăraș Mountains, offering stunning views of waterfalls, glacial lakes, and lush valleys—plus steep drop-offs and hairpin turns to amp up the drama. Back in 2009, Jeremy Clarkson, co-host of the British TV show 'Top Gear,' called this twisty route the 'best road in the world,' which helped turn it into a major tourist draw. The Transfăgărășan reaches elevations just shy of 6,700 feet and has more tunnels and viaducts in its 55 miles than any other road in this mountainous country. But proceed with caution. The speed limit is a sensible 25 mph. And watch out for herds of sheep that use it as a path to greener pastures, and don't mind blocking traffic as they amble there. (via Major Mike | Keep calm and drive on (slowly))