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The Mountains of Transylvania: A Reason to Be Up at 5am

Inspired by nature, photographer Alex Robciuc wakes up every morning at 5am to hike in his amazing corner of the world - Maramures, in Transylvania, Romania. These crisp images beautifully capture the mist, due, rising sun and stillness of the early morning.

Experience Authentic Romania Exploring 5 Beautiful Villages

You might not see a lot of nature in its capital, Bucharest, but if you make your way toward Transylvania - one of the largest and most significant regions in Romania – you’ll find plenty of it.

You've Got to See This Award-Winning Aerial Photography!

Infinite Road to Transylvania, Romania 9. Water Lily, Vietnam 10. Infinite Road to Transylvania, Romania 11. Two Moo, South Africa 12. Peace, Spain 13. Concrete Jungle, United Arab Emirates 14. La Vijanera, Spain 15. Motorbike Bridge Over River in Thailand 16. Portuguese Surfer, Portugal 17.

Catch the Fall At These Gorgeous Locations...

(Click on any of the photos to see them in full detail) Northern Italy yagoryo.deviantart.com Portland, Oregon flickr.com Vancouver, Canada flickr.com Highlands of Scotland theatlantic.com Transylvania, Romania 500px.com Plymouth, England flickr.com Snake River, Wyoming theatlantic.com Aspen, Colorado

14 Romanian Towns that’ll Make Your Vacation Unforgettable

Sighişoara Welcome to the Holy Land of Transylvania in Romania! The first settlers arrived in the third century AD and as of 2011, there were about 28,000 inhabitants.

12 Stunning Places to Experience Autumn's Beauty

Transylvania, Romania Transylvania’s rolling hills and dense forests burst into a kaleidoscope of colors during autumn. The Carpathian Mountains provide a dramatic backdrop to the fiery hues of the season.

Discover Romania’s Beauty Through This Week-Long Itinerary

Built in 1382, this castle belonged to the Romanian royal family for many years and was established to protect Transylvania against the Ottoman Empire's progress in Eastern Europe.

The World Never Ceases to Amaze Us with Its Unusual Sights

Clay Castle of the Valley of Fairies, Transylvania, Romania 2. A tram in the Netherlands failed to stop in time and broke through the emergency barrier. It's being held up by the statue of a whale's tail 3. A stunning Sorrel Leopard Appaloosa Related: 18 Images That Will Make You Gasp 4. 

This Photo Contest Celebrates the Majesty of Mountains

mention: Ricardo Alves Location: Moe’s Valley, Southwest Utah, USA Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest [related_articles] Honorable mention: Juan Ignacio Montero Location: Cueva de Alda, Cabrales, Asturias, Spain Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest Related: The Mountains of Transylvania

9 of History's Greatest Unexplained Mysteries

Inexplicable Wedge, Transylvania Found on the bank of the Mures River in Transylvania in 1974, this aluminum wedge was buried with 20,000 year-old Mastodon bones, but itself is believed to be about 300-400 years old according to its encasing.

Collection: The World's Mightiest Mountains

Transylvanian Mountains: A Reason to Be Up Early Click Here to Read the Article Inspired by nature, photographer Alex Robciuc wakes up every morning at 5 am to hike in his amazing corner of the world - Maramures, in Transylvania, Romania.

Have You Seen The 9 Best Drone Photographs of 2016 Yet?

[related_articles] Nature 2nd Prize: A Swarm of Sheep (Marpod, Romania) Szabolcs Ignacz This pastoral scene is taken in a part of Romania, formerly known as Transylvania. Despite its eerie associations, this Latin name simply means across the forests, though there are not many trees in this region.

Real Hungarian Charm Reveals Itself in These Quaint Towns

Szerencs You can spend a particularly sweet day in the small and ancient town of Szerencs in northeastern Hungary, visiting the city's sugar museum and touring the historic Rákóczi Castle, which was built in the 16th century and was home to the noble Rákóczi family, who ruled Transylvania at that time

15 Cities That Make for Authentic European Vacation Spots

Brasov, Romania It’s not by chance that people call Brasov "The Pearl of Transylvania". The city is hidden in a valley located between evergreen mountains, and it is the perfect place for those looking for an old city resort that holds many secrets.

Wedding Outfits Around the World Are Anything But Boring

Romania In a customary Romanian wedding from the Oas region in Transylvania brides wear tall headpieces embroidered with beads, an abundance of necklaces and a short poofy white dress with black and red detailing. This clothing is supposed to bring wealth, luck and also wards off evil spirits.

This National Geographic Contest Winners are Spectacular

The Shepherd From Transylvania, Eduard Gutescu High in the Carpathian Mountains, the photographer met a shepherd named Nea Dan.

17 of the World's Most Delightful Roads

The road connects the historic regions of Transylvania and Wallachia and the cities of Sibiu and Pitești. The road climbs to 2,034 meters in altitude. The most spectacular route is from the north. It is a winding road, dotted with steep hairpin turns, long S-curves, and sharp descents.