Turda Gorge
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.
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Nestled in the Southern Carpathian Mountains of Romania lies the breathtaking Retezat National Park, a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.Numerous well-marked trails wind through the park, leading to enchanting glacial lakes, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints. The Bucura Lake is one such highlight, offering a mirror-like reflection of the surrounding peaks and a serene spot for picnics.Wildlife enthusiasts will also be thrilled by the park's biodiversity. Keep an eye out for chamois, lynx, and brown bears as you explore. Birdwatchers can spot golden eagles and capercaillies soaring in the skies above.
The best season to visit Retezat National Park depends on your interests. Summer is popular for hiking and enjoying the alpine scenery, while spring and autumn offer unique experiences with varying weather conditions. Winter is suitable for those who love winter sports and the tranquility of a snow-covered landscape
From Bucharest, take a train to Hateg, the closest major town to Retezat National Park. From Hateg, several bus routes can take you to the park’s entrances. Plan your visit with the local bus schedule.
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.
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